Samsung Unpacked February 2023: What to expect – Galaxy S23, Book3, One UI 5.1, and more

Today, Samsung will hold 2023’s first Galaxy Unpacked event. At this mega show, the company will introduce plenty of new gadgets such as the Galaxy S series phones, Galaxy Book laptops, new Android 13-based software iteration as well as details of Galaxy-exclusive chip (possibly).

At today’s mega event, Samsung will be unveiling the Galaxy S23 smartphone lineup with meaningful camera upgrades. These devices run the new One UI 5.1, while the Galaxy S25 could come with a new Samsung-exclusive system on chip, which could be detailed shortly.

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Here are the products that will launch today:

Galaxy S23 / S23+ / S23 Ultra

The Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus smartphones feature refined design on the back with separate camera cutouts, inspired by S22 Ultra. The front camera hole is way too little, whereas the chin and bezels are also classy so you can express yourself with the new Galaxy!

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Galaxy S23 Ultra, on the flip side, comes with two new camera sensors including a 200MP primary shooter and a 12MP front-facing snapper. In design aspects, the S23 Ultra features negligible changes, however, the middle frame is slightly thick with a less curved display.

The S23 trio is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 process, with overclocked CPU and GPU. In addition, the S23 and S23+ devices also have boosted batteries of 3900mAh and 4700mAh, respectively. You can check more leaks and rumors of the device here.

Galaxy Book3

Samsung has not officially disclosed, which Galaxy devices coming at the Unpacked. Since the S23 series is naturally pre-planned, the Galaxy Book3 laptops are revealed to consumers, who have reserved. These new laptops may run Windows 11 operating system with further advancements. Check renders

One UI 5.1

Android 13-based One UI 5.0 software will get a mid-cycle x.1 version with the Galaxy S23 series. The new version reportedly brings great new nightography features (AstroHyperlapse), lock screen personalization tools as well as further system optimization. Read more

Galaxy-exclusive chip [Details]

Due to heating and throttling issues, Exynos processors completely lost their hard-gained reputation among consumers. Samsung will be using 100% Qualcomm chipsets for the S23 lineup, while, it’s also established a chip development team to find ways for Galaxy-exclusive chip. Read more