Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra design may come as a surprise.
In light of previous leaks from the same source, we must assume in this case that the “exact same camera design” refers only to the external appearance of the rear cameras. Internally, the Galaxy S23 Ultra camera is expected to include ato 200 megapixels - the highest ever in a smartphone. However, it appears that Samsung has managed to do this without impacting the overall look of the smartphone.
Whether this decision is good or bad depends on your point of view. For some, a radical new look might be a critical push they need in making the decision to upgrade from the previous model. Keeping the current design could result in Galaxy S22 Ultra owners feeling less pressure to upgrade, as it’ll be less obvious to others that they are still using last year’s model.
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