The first wave of official Samsung advertising materials for the upcoming Galaxy S23 lineup has surfaced online. A collection of promotional images circulated by 91mobiles shows three posters, each highlighting a different model. One poster spotlights the Galaxy S23 Plus, while the other two feature the Galaxy S23 Ultra. In each image, the device is presented in a color that appears to be closely tied to that specific model’s branding.
For the Galaxy S23 Plus, pink is presented as a signature hue, whereas the Galaxy S23 Ultra appears in green. Rumors circulating through industry sources suggest that the base Galaxy S23 will also come in pink, though potentially a distinct shade from the Plus model. These color choices align with Samsung’s broader strategy of using bold, model-distinct palettes to help consumers differentiate between SKUs in crowded product lines.
According to the latest chatter in tech circles, Samsung is eyeing a formal launch for the Galaxy S23 family on February 1, 2023 in San Francisco, with a broader release window anticipated around February 9. If true, the event would mark the beginning of a high-profile rollout that often includes in-person media briefings, hands-on demos, and a full slate of regional availability announcements. Such timing would place Samsung’s next flagship cycle squarely against other major releases in the winter-to-spring window, intensifying competition in North American markets.
Early leaks from outlets like socialbites.ca have noted the involvement of insiders and well-known tipsters, including Evan Blass and outlets such as MobileFun UK, who have circulated lists of branded cases for the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra. These case rundowns typically reveal official dimensions, port placements, camera module layouts, and colorways, offering a practical glimpse into what the production units might look like once retail units arrive. While not a substitute for official confirmation, such previews often set consumer expectations and help accessory makers plan for launch timelines. (Source: 91mobiles, insider tips and accessory briefings)