Samsung Galaxy S22, S22 Plus & S22 Ultra - Display, Release Date, Price, Camera, Design & Processor

Hey guys, I'm glad you are back. In this video we are going to talk about upcoming smartphones from Samsung, the Galaxy S22, the S22 Plus & the S22 Ultra. We have talked about Display, Release Date, Price, Design, Processor, Specs of samsung devices.

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With the Galaxy S21-series being an evolutionary refresh of the disappointing Galaxy S20-series, it's only natural to expect next year's Samsung flagships to shake things up a bit with bolder design, even better performance, and most importantly, better cameras.

Rumors are also putting multiple functionality improvements in Samsung's next flagship, including that anticipated under screen selfie camera we've been hearing for ages.

But for now we have a few leaks and rumours about the Galaxy S22 Smartphone to discuss.

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In terms of display properties, we are likely getting nearly flat screens yet again, which is great since curved displays got old very fast.

Sizes will likely remain similar to the S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra: 6.2-inch Galaxy S22, 6.7-inch Galaxy S22+, and a 6.8-inch Galaxy S22 Ultra will likely debut early next year.

With these sizes, Samsung is mostly covering a wide range of users, though those wanting a ultra-compact device will certainly remain forgotten for yet another year in a row.

Thanks to Samsung's latest advances, we can expect displays with variable refresh rate that intelligently switch between the available levels with power-savings in mind.

Both the Galaxy S21 and the S21+ features displays that can switch between 48 and 120Hz, while the S21 Ultra can do so all the way down to10Hz.

Hopefully, all of next year's phones will get the improved version of that technology on deck for even greater efficiency.

The big question here is whether Samsung will deliver in terms of under-display camera.

There's been talk of such cameras for a couple of years, and despite other manufacturers' best efforts, a worthwhile replacement of your regular punch-hole device hasn't come out yet.

This could all change with the Galaxy S22, but we'll remain cautious on that.

Talking about the Camera, There will likely be triple cameras on the Galaxy S22 and S22+ while the Galaxy S22 Ultra would possibly retain the quad-camera setup that utilizes dual telephoto cameras on top of the wide and ultra-wide snappers.

We are all for that as the dedicated 10X zoom on the S21 Ultra turned out to be an actually useful addition to the flagship's camera.
Here's to hoping that this tech will step down to the lower-tier Galaxy S22 and S22+ early next year, but we are a bit pessimistic.

There are rumors of improved 8K video capture on the Galaxy S22 series, which bodes well with the natural evolution of camera technology.

Currently, 8K video capture at up to 30fps is possible, so it wouldn't be too outlandish to expect 8K60fps video capture on the Galaxy S22-series.

Moving on to the Hardware, Samsung will likely never change its dual-chipset strategy and continue to outfit its US-bound Galaxies with Qualcomm chipset, while the rest of the world will get the Exynos treatment.

While we wait to hear more about the Samsung Galaxy S22, we've put our heads together to think of some improvements we'd like to see the company make in its next flagship series.

1. Micro SD slot
2. Better Storage Options
3. Drop in Price

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