The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is expected to launch in January 2022.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 series launch is expected sometime in January 2022 and will succeed the Galaxy S21 lineup. Like this year, the Galaxy S22 series is rumoured to have three models, which might go by the names Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and S22 Ultra. Now, a couple of new leaks this week reveal the alleged Galaxy S22 series display sizes, courtesy of Mauri QHD and tech publication Naver. Among the three models, the Galaxy S21 Ultra seems to be the only model that will feature an LTPO backplane for the OLED display.
Samsung Galaxy S22 series display sizes leaked
According to Mauri QHD, the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra will sport 6.06-inch, 6.55-inch, and 6.81-inch screens, respectively. While Naver reports the phones will arrive with 6.1-inch, 6.5-inch, and 6.8-inch displays. We cannot verify the authenticity of these leaks, so it would be wise to take it with a pinch of salt. The leak suggests the standard Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ will have slightly smaller display sizes compared to the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Plus that have 6.2-inch and 6.7-inch, while the Galaxy S22 Ultra will retain the same 6.8-inch screen size. Either way, the size differences between the two models don't seem to be that noticeable. It appears that Samsung is pushing the trio to a more compact size. Unfortunately, no other specifications are revealed at the moment.
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Earlier rumours have claimed the Samsung Galaxy S22 series would finally get rid of the 3d ToF sensor as the company apparently believes that it doesn't clearly have an advantage. The flagships would instead offer an even larger main sensor that can offer a natural depth of field. The 3D ToF sensor was first introduced in phones back in 2018. The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra could come with a unique new feature, called the Continuous Optical Zoom. It is said to improve upon the periscope zoom technology by improving the range of optical zoom. The feature can offer a wide range of magnification, between 3X and 7X on the Galaxy S22 Ultra.