Samsung could launch its smartphones as early as December 23, 2022

Like every year, Samsung is preparing to launch new high-end smartphones, but the Korean giant may be far ahead of its schedule this time compared to previous years.

A few weeks ago we reported it Samsung can bring forward the launch date of its next smartphones High-end Galaxy S23. In fact, we know that Qualcomm will introduce its new chip Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 in mid-November conference, instead of early December.

Thus, all smartphone manufacturers will be ahead of their usual schedule, Which will allow them to release their devices a little earlier. We especially expect it to have arrived Xiaomi 13 As early as the end of November, and Samsung’s flagship series could join them a month later.

Galaxy S23 could be presented before Christmas

At the beginning of the year, Galaxy S22, S22 + and S22 Ultra It was presented at the Unpacked conference on February 9, before hitting stores on February 25. Samsung doesn’t want to wait a year before unveiling its new seriesas it can finally be served just before Christmas.

In fact, the Korean operator KT posted a photo of Galaxy S23 Which reveals pre-order dates for Samsung smartphones. In this regard, we can read that the pre-orders will run from December 23, 2022 to January 5, 2023. So we can imagine that the smartphones will be It was introduced from next December 23 (or even the day before), before being available to everyone in stores on January 6, 2023. This may disappoint Galaxy S22 owners, who will see their smartphone replaced less than a year after its launch.

By launching its smartphones in the early days of January, Samsung will be about a month and a half ahead of its usual schedule. The Korean giant may have been able to produce its smartphones earlier than in previous years, in part because of that. This wouldn’t be all that different from the S22 Stream. The new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 should be the main novelty for all models in the seriesHowever, the Ultra version will also benefit from a new 200MP image sensor, which will replace the 108MP camera of previous generations.