The mobile market always welcomes new premium Galaxy phones each year. Once the Galaxy S series is introduced, mid-range devices will follow. Other OEMS will also soon announce challengers and then we’ll start reviewing and comparing them. In the past months, we have heard a lot of information about the Samsung Galaxy S22. As the South Korean tech giant’s next flagship offering, we are all eyes and ears to anything about it. As early as April 2021, we learned it may not come with a ToF sensor.
The Galaxy S22 series is said to come in three variants: the vanilla Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The Ultra model may also be called as the Samsung Galaxy S22 Note. It could arrive with a 1TB model. More camera details and images of the Ultra phone have been leaked ahead of launch.
A poster was leaked and release date was changed. Much has been said about the Galaxy S22 phones like the idea they will be all glass, keep the same price as the previous series, and use Snapdragon 898 (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1) and Exynos 2200 in different markets.
We can also look forward to 10MP selfie shooters. The Ultra may come with a waterdrop camera design. The SD card support may no longer be present. When it comes to imaging, the 200MP camera may not happen. It’s possible a 50MP RGBW image sensor may be used together with a 10X zoom camera.
The latest image renders from our source show front displays with a centered punch-hole cutout for the selfie shooter. There is a flat display, metal chassis, and volume keys and power button on the right edge. The Galaxy S22 and S22+ may probably come with a triple rear camera setup. Color options could include Phantom White, Pink Gold, Phantom Black, and Green.
As for the Galaxy S22 Ultra (aka Galaxy S22 Note), the phone will remind you of the Galaxy Note 20. It will come with S-Pen support and maybe a 5000mAh battery with 45W fast charging. Possible color options are as follows: Phantom White, Phantom Black, Green, and Burgundy.
