Samsung’s upcoming Unpacked event is likely to be highlighted by the Galaxy S23. On February 1st, Samsung will hold a live Unpacked event in San Francisco, California. It’s Samsung’s first live event since the pandemic compelled companies to concentrate solely on virtual ones.
Samsung is anticipated to unveil its newest trio of premium smartphones, the Galaxy S23, at the event. Press personnel will be present, and the function will take place in The Masonic Auditorium. Additionally, Samsung intends to broadcast the event live on its web page and on YouTube
Leaked promotional materials suggest that the Galaxy S23 would include improved low-light photography, which suggests that cameras will play a significant role in the unveiling.
The main camera of the Galaxy S23 Ultra is said to have a 200MP sensor, a significant improvement over the 108MP sensor seen on the Galaxy S22 Ultra at the moment The new phones, according to rumours from reputable leakers Ice Universe and Steve Hemmerstoffer would have circular cutouts on the rear for the camera lenses.
This kind of camera is already present in the Galaxy S22 Ultra. But according to the rumour from Hemmerstoffer, it might trickle down to the Plus variant and take the place of the Galaxy S22 Plus’s present camera module.
On Tuesday, Samsung began accepting reservations for its forthcoming products in the US.
If users request a reservation for one device, the company will give a $50 Samsung credit, and if a user requests a reservation for two devices, the company will give users a $100 Samsung credit.
No payment data is required and the deal is valid through February 1st. Although the pricing for Samsung’s as-yet-unannounced phones is unknown, the majority of S23 pricing speculations point to the base model, Plus version, and Ultra option costing the same as Samsung’s most recent models.
In that case, the regular S23 would cost $799, followed by the Plus ($999), and the Ultra ($1,199). To put it another way, Samsung credit might be useful.
Samsung is anticipated to introduce its new Galaxy S lineup at a period when financial headwinds have reduced overall phone sales. Market analysts Counterpoint Research and IDC both released analyses in December indicating that global shipments may grow less than anticipated in 2023.
It’s unknown if Samsung will only unveil the Galaxy S23 series during the Unpacked event on February 1 or if additional items are in development. Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Tab S8 tablets at the Unpacked event that marked the release of the Galaxy S22 last year.
The Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip, together with two Galaxy Watch 5 models and Galaxy Buds Pro 2 wireless earbuds, were displayed at a second Unpacked event in August.
It’s possible that more tablets or even Galaxy Book computers will be unveiled during this year’s Galaxy Unpacked event, but with three new phones to showcase, Samsung may decide to focus exclusively on those models. Certainly, there haven’t been many rumours beyond the release of the Galaxy S23.
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