Samsung reveals: Three advanced ISOCELL sensors will be launched in the second half of next year

News on August 19, according to source @Tech_Reve, South Korean technology giant Samsung plans to launch three new ISOCELL sensors in the second half of next year, named GN6, HP7 and HU1. This move is intended to further expand its market share in the field of mobile photography. The news also pointed out that Samsung intends to provide these new sensors to domestic mobile phone manufacturers first.

Rewritten content: Among many sensors, Samsung’s upcoming ISOCELL GN6 sensor has attracted people’s attention. This sensor will be equipped with 50 million pixels, and the pixel size will reach an astonishing 1.6μm. The GN6 sensor will use a 1-inch outsole, which means it will provide better image performance in low-light conditions. According to reports, Samsung hopes that this sensor can directly compete with Sony’s IMX989 sensor

However, it is worth mentioning that this GN6 sensor will not be equipped with Samsung’s own Galaxy mobile phones, but mainly supplied to domestic mobile phone manufacturers to provide support for their mobile phone photography functions. This move shows Samsung's strategic adjustment in the sensor market, focusing on providing technical support for other mobile phone brands.

In addition, the news also revealed two other sensors from Samsung-ISOCELL HP7 and HU1. According to the editor's understanding, the HP7 sensor is under development, and its pixel size is expected to reach an amazing 0.6μm. Originally, Samsung planned to apply this sensor to its flagship Galaxy phone S25 Ultra, but ultimately decided to abandon this plan due to the high cost.

Regarding the ISOCELL HU1 sensor, the news did not disclose detailed technical parameters. We only know that its pixel count will reach 200 million, which is 200MP. In addition, Samsung is also secretly developing a sensor with a higher pixel count. It is expected that the next generation Galaxy S26 Ultra will be equipped with a 32-megapixel sensor

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