The upcoming Samsung S22 series smartphones’ high-quality press renders have surfaced on the web before launch.
Much to the delight of those waiting to catch a glimpse of the upcoming Samsung S22 series smartphones, the entire lineup has been leaked in high-quality renders.
The rumor mill continues to churn out speculations surrounding the upcoming smartphones. Aside from that, the Samsung Galaxy S22 has been subject to several leaks lately.
If rumors making the rounds online prove to be true, the Galaxy S22 series will debut on February 9. While the South Korean tech behemoth hasn’t officially confirmed the launch date, the flagship phones are making headlines again.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Series Press Renders
The recently surfaced press renders (via SamMobile) represent the standard Galaxy S22 model, the Galaxy S22+, and the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Furthermore, the renders showcase each model in four color options.
The Galaxy S22 and S22+ seem to adopt identical designs and similar color ranges. Moreover, they even have the same triple rear camera setup.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Renders
Samsung Galaxy S22+ Renders
However, the Galaxy S22 Ultra can be seen in white, green, burgundy red, and gray color options. All color options feature a black-tinted S Pen, with a clicker button at the top. The clicker button has the same color as the handset.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Renders
Earlier this month, a report indicated that Samsung Galaxy S22 could get a Bespoke Edition, like the Galaxy Z Flip 3. However, it is still unclear whether the tech behemoth has decided against it.
Expected Specifications & Other Details
Samsung’s upcoming flagship trio will reportedly pack the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC and the Exynos 2200 chipset based on the region of launch.
Not too long ago, Samsung shared another teaser video for the Exynos 2200 SoC. The video focuses on elements like AMIGO technology. and VRS that make the chip an ideal choice for mobile gamers
Furthermore, all three Galaxy S22 series phones are likely to sport Dynamic AMOLED displays with a 120Hz refresh rate. Also, the Galaxy S22 could go official next month, carrying prices similar to the 2021 flagship models.
