Future flagship models from Samsung’s Galaxy S23 series could bring about a significant but less well-known enhancement. According to rumors, the Ultra model will have a more powerful and quick under-display ultrasonic fingerprint scanner. The largest ultrasonic fingerprint sensor available in the world is Qualcomm’s 3D Sonic Max sensor.
This sensor is substantially bigger than the 4 x 9mm device used by the Galaxy S22 series, measuring 20 x 30mm. The latter is already rather accurate and good. However, a bigger scanning area results in a quicker and more accurate reading of fingerprints. For authentication, your finger doesn’t have to be exactly in one area. The sensor provides simultaneous two-finger authentication and One Tap enrollment.
The erroneous acceptance rate (FAR) according to Qualcomm is 1:25000. Consequently, just one fingerprint reading out of every 250 000 may be mistakenly accepted. The sensor will safeguard you from imposters utilizing a phony mold of your finger because it has built-in anti-spoofing. Additionally, the Qualcomm 3D Sonic Max functions in all environments, including those that are dry, moist, and contaminated. Even while wet fingers may slow down performance, it will still function more quickly than legacy solutions.
Advertisement The Qualcomm 3D Sonic Max has been available for a while. It is already present on devices such as the iQOO 9 Pro and the Vivo X80 Pro. But Samsung hasn’t yet implemented it on any of its smartphones. The Galaxy S23 series could finally use the enormous fingerprint sensor in 2019.
This information, specifically that the Qualcomm 3D Sonic Max will be used by the Galaxy S23 Ultra, was obtained via states . However, the same device was sent with the full Galaxy S22 lineup this year. As a result, we anticipate Samsung will include the improved fingerprint sensor in both the base Galaxy S23 and the Galaxy S23. As soon as we have more information, we will let you know.
THE GALAXY S23 ULTRA WILL BE THE ONLY DEVICE TO USE THE 200MP CAMERA SENSOR. Samsung will only give the Ultra variant a 200MP primary back camera, which is essentially confirmed while we wait for more specific information about the ultrasonic under-display fingerprint scanner for the Galaxy S23 series. For the upcoming new image sensor, which the business has not yet unveiled, it has already placed component orders. It is expected to be Samsung’s most advanced 200MP smartphone camera yet, code-named ISOCELL HP2. As more details become available, we’ll keep you informed.
