Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Updated Renders Show Rounded Corners, Thinner Metal Frame

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra also tipped to get significantly improved night photography capabilities.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Updated Renders Show Rounded Corners, Thinner Metal Frame

Photo Credit: Smartprix/ OnLeaks

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra may feature slim bezels and a 6.8-inch display

Highlights
  • Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra to sport an S Pen slot at the bottom
  • It may have a similar active display area as the Galaxy S22 Ultra
  • Samsung is not expected to alter Galaxy S23 Ultra design too much
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Samsung is believed to be working on its next flagship lineup — the Galaxy S23. It is believed that that lineup might include the vanilla Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra. Recently leaked renders of the top-of-the-line Galaxy S23 Ultra suggested that the handset may feature slim bezels and a 6.8-inch display. However, updated renders of this smartphone have surfaced that showcase it with a thinner metal frame than its predecessor, the Galaxy S22 Ultra. However, the handset may have a similarly-sized chin at the bottom of the screen.

According to updated Galaxy S23 Ultra renders by Steve H McFly (Twitter: @OnLeaks), this rumoured Samsung handset may sport a slimmer metal frame than the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The handset now appears to have slightly more rounded edges than the previous renders.

The past renders also showcased the Galaxy S23 Ultra with a slimmer chin than its predecessor. However, these updated renders now depict this smartphone with a similar active display area as the Galaxy S22 Ultra.

The previous renders show the Galaxy S23 Ultra with a centrally-placed hole-punch cutout. The rear camera layout is similar to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. There is a power button and volume rocker on the right side. It is said to feature an S Pen slot, SIM tray, charging port, and speaker grille at the bottom.

Later on, tipster Ice Universe (Twitter: @UniverseIce) had pointed out a few inaccuracies in these OnLeaks renders. It included the upper and lower bezel thickness and the protrusion of the rear camera sensors. Galaxy S22 Ultra arguably has Samsung's most refined flagship design, and the South Korean tech giant is not expected to tinker with it too much.

In related news, Ice Universe recently tweeted that the night photography capabilities of the Galaxy S23 Ultra have been significantly improved.


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  • Design
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  • Software
  • Performance
  • Battery Life
  • Camera
  • Value for Money
  • Good
  • In-built S Pen stylus
  • Superb display
  • Impressive performance
  • Versatile cameras
  • Good battery life
  • IP68 rated
  • Bad
  • Gets warm easily under load
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Display 6.80-inch
Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
Front Camera 40-megapixel
Rear Camera 108-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 10-megapixel
RAM 8GB, 12GB
Storage 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB
Battery Capacity 5000mAh
OS Android 12
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