Samsung improved the long-distance cameras in the Samsung Galaxy S22 after several years of drought on this front, but it seems that the S23 will continue with the same cameras that we find in the current generation terminals, even despite the improvement that we find in their front cameras.

From the data that we can read in WCCFTech, the Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus will maintain the same telephoto camera system that we find in the current generation, so it is possible that the S23 Ultra could receive some improvement on this front, something which is not confirmed.

It is possible that the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus also maintain the same 50-megapixel main sensor that we can find in the current models, although it is possible that it will be improved based on these to provide an updated version to the same terminals, and they’ll probably arrive with software improvements to the cameras anyway, including the S23 Ultra.

Both models should arrive with the Samsung Exynos 2300, moving to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for the markets where they are sold with Snapdragon chips, so the changes in this aspect are purely generational.