Samsung Galaxy S23 tipped to have improved battery life and a beefier chipset

• The key specifications of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 (vanilla model) have allegedly been leaked.
• The new intelligence claims that the phone will be nearly identical to its predecessor, with the exception of the battery and chipset.
• It is said to have greater endurance and faster performance.

After the launch of the S22 series, rumors about the upcoming S23 line began hogging the headlines, and a new leak may back up those claims with an extensive list of specifications.

According to Yogesh Brar, who has a reputation for mostly credible leaks, the S23 will have improvements over its predecessor. The upcoming device will have the same 6.1-inch FHD+ sAMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate as the standard S22, according to this information.

The cameras have a 50MP main sensor, a 12MP ultrawide angle shooter, and a 10MP lens. There will be a camera on the front.

The current flagship models were rumored to have the same dimensions as the S23 series. The design of the rear camera was said to be different, with a vertical lens alignment similar to the S22 Ultra.

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The processor is likely to get a refresh. The upcoming S23 may have beefier processing chops as it will likely be powered by the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Chipset, which will power many of the best phones of the future.

The upcoming device will have a bigger battery than the S22's 3,700 mAh unit. The current model's fast charging and wireless charging capabilities are the same as they were when it was first released.

The phone may come with a variety of storage options, including a 128 gigabyte variant. The next-gen phone looks a lot like its predecessor on the hardware front, but we will likely see big improvements thanks to the new OneUI 5.

The hardware similarity between the current model and its successor will leave you wondering what else is new in the next flagship line.