Samsung is expected to launch its Galaxy S23 series of flagship smartphones sometime in Q1 2023. The series will be led by the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, which has already appeared on the FCC certification database and Geekbench. Now, the device has also appeared on China’s TENAA database revealing a lot of the key specifications of the device.
According to the listing, the bearing model number SM-S9180 has a 6.8-inch screen with a resolution of 1440 x 3088 pixels and 16.7M colors. The smartphone weighs 233g and has dimensions of 163.4mm, 78.1mm, and 8.9mm. A performance core clocked at 3.36GHz rather than 3.2GHz appears to be part of a custom-built (overclocked) Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. The smartphone also appears to include 8/12 RAM and storage options of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.
The listing makes a major reveal, which is that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will come with a 108MP primary camera rather than the rumored 200MP camera, which has been the most anticipated feature of the device so far. Going by this information, it is most likely the same 108MP ISOCELL HM3 sensor that is present in the current-gen S22 Ultra. Other than that, a 12MP telephoto, a 12MP ultra-wide, and another 2MP sensor will also be present on the rear camera module of the device. As for the front, the smartphone will have a 12MP selfie snapper.
The device will also have a gravity sensor, distance sensor, light sensor, and under-screen fingerprint reader. On the connectivity front, the listing says that the Galaxy S23 Ultra features NR SA bands – Band 79, Band 78, Band 41, Band 28, N1,2110-2155MHz, and NR NSA bands (Band 41, Band 78, and Band 79).
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