Samsung is gearing up to launch its next-generation of Galaxy S23 series flagship smartphones, and we have seen a lot of leaks related to the upcoming devices in the past months.
Now, as the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S23 series smartphones nears, a new report claims that the release of the flagship smartphones could be delayed by a few weeks.
According to the new report coming from tipster @TheGalox_, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 lineup has been delayed and is now expected to get released in mid-to-late February, mainly because the South Korean giant has not been able to decide the final pricing structure for the devices.
The pricing structure is vital for the success of smartphones in the market, especially the premium ones like the Galaxy S23 series. It appears that Samsung needs more time to read the market correctly in terms of competition, economy, supply and demand, and some other factors to come up with perfect pricing.
However, the delay for the release of these smartphones isn’t much given that the report indicates around two weeks of delay. The Galaxy S22 lineup was introduced on 9th February and went on sale from 25th February. This year, the S23 lineup was expected to go official in the first week of February and be available on sale from 17th February.
Samsung hasn’t confirmed the launch date of the Galaxy S23 series smartphones, which will include three models — Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, and S23 Ultra. As the launch timeframe nears, we expect the world’s leading smartphone manufacture to announce the date for the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event in a few weeks.
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