The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is set to be unveiled at a special event on February 1, along with the rest of the Galaxy S23 family. At this point it’s not official, but today we have a new rumor… about the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The successor to the S23 Ultra, which will land in early 2024.
According to the prolific leaker ice world, the Galaxy S24 Ultra will replace the proximity sensor used in its predecessors, and “adopt a new solution”. while ice world It doesn’t mention the telephoto sensor which is concerning about it, we’re guessing it’s a periscope zoom device. Again, the renewal could apply to both 3x zoom.
On the other hand, the main camera of the S24 Ultra would remain the same as on the S23 Ultra, or would have been changed only slightly – nothing too major. While the upcoming S23 Ultra is rumored to retain the same zoom hardware as its predecessor, the S22 Ultra, better image quality has been heralded thanks to better color science and “artificial intelligence algorithms”. This information, by the way, came from the same ice world.
So it looks like the S23 Ultra will improve zoom image quality somewhat, while the S24 Ultra could bring us some really groundbreaking new technologies if we wait another year. On the other hand, when it comes to the main camera, the big change will come in 2023 with the new 200 MP sensor, which will also be used in 2024 either in identical form or slightly modified.
Needless to say, you should take all of this with a healthy dose of skepticism, given how far we are from the final Galaxy S24 Ultra right now. It would be very curious if everything worked out in the end.
