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Samsung’s design changes on non-Galaxy S23 Ultra models are appreciable

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2 years ago

September 28, 2022

Samsung ditched the rectangular camera module from the Galaxy S21 series and replaced it with a shape that matches the body language. The company continued using the same camera module design with the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus while using a new method for the S22 Ultra.

The Galaxy A32 was the first Samsung phone that introduced a rear camera design with independent lenses, which was further used in the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The company’s noteworthy Galaxy S flagship not only continued the legacy of the Galaxy Note line, but also, managed to bring radical design changes on the back.

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The Galaxy S22 Ultra looks exactly like a Note phone with a boxy body design and sharp corners. For the camera arrangement, Samsung aligned three camera sensors vertically at the top left corner of the phone, while the 2nd Telephoto lens, LED flash and sensors are placed in the 2nd column parallelly.

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As there’s nothing significant new between the last two Galaxy S lineups, when it comes to design, Samsung might be readying to showcase a new camera arrangement with the non-Ultra models next year. Yes, it’s not just speculation as the recently leaked renders of Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus suggest the same.

This design change is appreciable

Consumers much liked the camera design of the Galaxy S22 Ultra, and it appears to be coming on the upcoming Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus flagships. Last night, tipster Onleaks revealed the design of both Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus phones with high-quality CAD renders.

The renders of both upcoming flagships flaunt independent camera sensors without any camera island, similar to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. In the CAD renders, the vanilla Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus featured triple camera sensors arranged in a vertical layout at the top left.

As the user-beloved Galaxy S22 Ultra camera design coming with the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus next year, we appreciate Samsung’s move, when it comes to design. On the other hand, there are also rumors that the Galaxy S23 Ultra won’t have any changes in the design rear side.