Renders of all phones from the Samsung Galaxy S22 series have been leaked. Those are Samsung’s top devices that it will launch in 2022. As far as the design is concerned, the biggest changes can be found in the S22 Ultra, which gets a slot for the S Pen.
S22 renders
Every year we can expect new smartphones from the Galaxy S series, and the well-known and reliable rumor spreader OnLeaks already shares renders of the devices. Those images were made on the basis of information he obtained.
We can infer that the design of the Galaxy S22 and the Galaxy S22 remains largely unchanged, but big changes are coming for the S22 Ultra. At the bottom left of the smartphone is a slot for the S Pen stylus. This year you couldn’t put Samsung’s stylus in the housing of the phone yet, but that seems to be about to change.
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Above: the Samsung Galaxy S22. From left to right the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S22
We also see that the S22 Ultra has a P-shaped camera island on the back, and a periscope camera is visible. Such a camera should give the phone a large zoom range, although we do not yet know anything about the specifications of that camera setup. Finally, it is noticeable that the frame of the S22 Ultra gives the phone a rounder shape.
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The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
Note phone
Such an S22 Ultra that starts to resemble the Note phones more may not be a coincidence. According to rumors, Samsung really wants to give the phone the Note name. He would be called ‘Samsung Galaxy Note 22 Ultra’ according to rumor propagator’@chunvn8888‘ on Twitter. The other two phones will continue to belong to the S series, but the S22 Plus will be called S22 Pro from now on.
Recently, other leaks revealed that Samsung is working on a new phone from the Note series, so it could be about the Note 22 Ultra. Although we will take that information with a grain of salt for now until other sources confirm it. What do you think of the renders you see here, and what about the new names? Let us know in the comments at the bottom of this article.
– Thanks for information from Androidworld.