Insider Roland Quandt has shared an exhaustive breakdown of the Samsung Galaxy S23 series just before the official unveiling, giving a clear picture of what to expect from the trio. The disclosure came as the industry watched closely for the first real comparisons among the devices, and Quandt posted a detailed chart on social media outlining differences across the lineup.
The comparison highlights the three models as the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra, with screen sizes described as 6.1 inches for the base model, 6.6 inches for the middle tier, and 6.8 inches for the top variant. All three panels are specified to run at a 120 Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth scrolling and responsive visuals across daily tasks and media consumption.
In terms of camera systems, the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ are set to feature main cameras rated at 12 MP, 50 MP, and 10 MP respectively, reflecting a multi-sensor approach for versatile photography. The Galaxy S23 Ultra is expected to push the envelope further by replacing the Ultra’s 50 MP module with a higher resolution 200 MP camera, emphasizing high-detail capture in a variety of lighting conditions. For selfies, all three models are planned to include a 12 MP front-facing camera to support high-quality video calls and self-portraits.
Battery life across the lineup is projected to differ significantly by model, with capacities listed at 3900 mAh for the Galaxy S23, 4700 mAh for the Galaxy S23+, and 5000 mAh for the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The Ultra stands out not just for its power reserves but also for a notable feature: it provides a dedicated place to store the S-Pen stylus, a hallmark that makes the Ultra model particularly attractive to users who value note-taking and precision input on the go.
Scheduling for the Galaxy S23 event was announced to take place on February 1, marking a key moment for Samsung as it introduces its latest flagship lineup and a broader set of new devices from the company. The event is positioned as a watershed moment for Samsung fans and tech enthusiasts who follow mobile innovation closely.
Earlier conversations and network chatter suggested that the base S23 could appear as a more restrained performer relative to its higher-end siblings, a distinction that aligns with the strategy of offering differentiated experiences across the same family. Those observations have circulated alongside the broader expectations for feature sets, camera performance, and battery endurance across the three models, shaping the anticipation of how the entire series will fit into the competitive landscape this year.