Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 series in January. It has been barely five months since the announcement, however, details about the Galaxy S22 series have already started appearing on the internet.
According to multiple sources, the next-gen Galaxy S series smartphones will have a smaller display than the current-gen models. They are tipped to arrive with the following sized screens.
- Galaxy S22: 6.06-6.1-inch
- Galaxy S22+: 6.55 – 6.66-inch
- Galaxy S22 Ultra: 6.80 – 6.81-inch
As you can see from above, the Galaxy S22 series will have a tad bit smaller displays than their predecessors. For comparison, the Galaxy S21 and the Galaxy S21+ come with 6.2-inch and 6.7-inch displays respectively.
Anyway, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is reported to feature the same 6.8-inch display as its forerunner Galaxy S21 Ultra. Also, just like the latter device, the former will be the only model in the entire Galaxy S22 series with an LTPO panel.
That said, the screen resolution on these phones is a mystery for now. But we expect it to be similar to the current generation. Hence, the Ultra should have a WQHD+ display, whereas the Plus and the vanilla models will likely sport FHD+ panels.
Unfortunately, nothing else is known about the Samsung Galaxy S22 series at the moment. Nevertheless, we expect to learn more about these handsets before their official launch early next year.
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