Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus: First renders show camera design inspiration from Galaxy S22 Ultra

It seems that Samsung is shaking up the design of its flagship smartphone series. According to the renowned OnLeaks, the Galaxy S23 Plus has taken a leaf out of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra‘s book. Not only has the leaker shared high-resolution renders, but he has also shared a 360-degree video of next year’s flagship smartphone.

Samsung may be months away from releasing the Galaxy S23 series, but leaker @OnLeaks has already obtained CAD files for the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus. Typically, leaks this early should be treated with extreme caution, but @OnLeaks’ reputation precedes him at this point. For example, @OnLeaks recently leaked details about the OnePlus 11 Pro, which we covered separately.

Surprisingly, Samsung has moved away from the wrap-around camera housing that it introduced with the Galaxy S21 series and carried over to the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus. As @OnLeaks’ renders show, the Galaxy S23 Plus has individual camera lenses, matching the Galaxy S22 Ultra, as well as a dedicated aperture for an LED flash module.

Reputedly, the Galaxy S23 Plus measures 157.7 x 76.1 x 7.6 mm; its weight is unknown at this stage, although the Galaxy S22 Plus tips the scales at 195 g, or 196 g in the US with mmWave connectivity. For context, the Galaxy S22 Plus measures 157.4 x 75.8 x 7.6 mm. In other words, the Galaxy S23 Plus is a touch taller and wider than its predecessor, underlining an assertion made by @UniverseIce earlier this month. Hence, it seems likely that next year’s Galaxy Plus model will also have a 6.6-inch display when it lands sometime in early 2023.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus: First renders show camera design inspiration from Galaxy S22 Ultra

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