Samsung’s Galaxy S23 series is said to launch in the first week of 2023. The South Korean tech giant is said to have fast-tracked the launch of its next flagship series due to the phone market. intelligence is shrinking. By launching these smartphones early, the company is supposed to avoid the competition. Furthermore, the early launch is expected to boost the company’s operations in the first quarter of 2023. Samsung is said to have missed its sales target for 2022 and has purposely reduced the target. shipments for next year.
According to a report by the Korean publication Chosun, SAMSUNG is planning to hold an Unpacked event in San Francisco, USA in the first week of February next year. The Korean tech giant is expected to unveil the Galaxy S23 series at the aforementioned event. The report suggests that the Galaxy S23 handset will be available for purchase around February 17.
The report mentions that the smartphone market has fallen by 10% year-on-year every quarter. Samsung is said to be pinning its hopes on launching the Galaxy S23 series soon to boost the company’s operational efficiency in Q1 2023.
Samsung is planning to ship around 32.63 million Galaxy S23 series smartphones by 2023, report. The top-end Galaxy S23 Ultra is said to account for around 45% of these units. Furthermore, the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ could be 38% and 17% units respectively.
The Korean tech giant has yet to go into any details regarding the Galaxy S23 series. However, there have been some leaks and rumors surrounding this lineup. Recently report hints that the lineup will feature a Light mode, which is supposed to increase the battery life of these handsets.
The US variants of the Galaxy S23+ are also spot on Geekbench database. This model is said to be equipped with the 2nd generation Snapdragon 8 SoC, paired with the Qualcomm Adreno 740 GPU. It is said to run on Android 13 and have 8GB of RAM.
