Over the last couple of weeks, various rumors and reports regarding the Samsung Galaxy S22 series have surfaced online. Now, a new leak has apparently revealed the official design of the upcoming flagship lineup.

New schematics of the Galaxy S22 series have just surfaced online that reveal certain measurements and port positions on the yet to be launched devices. For those unaware, the South Korean tech giant is expected to launch three models of the Galaxy S22 series next year, which includes the base variant, the high end Ultra model, and a new Pro version that replaces the “+” variant. The new schematics highlight the exact dimensions of all three models.

In other words, we now know how tall, wide, and thick the new flagship lineup will be, as shared by known tipster Tron on Twitter. The schematics further showcases that the Galaxy S22 Ultra will feature a design that is similar to the Galaxy Note series. This is most noticeably highlighted when looking at its camera module, which is different from the base and Pro variant.

On the other hand, the Ultra variant even sports a slot for the S Pen that is located on the bottom left side. With Samsung skipping the launch of the Galaxy Note series in 2021, the S22 Ultra might offer loyal Note series a worth device to upgrade to. Keep in mind that this is still an unconfirmed report so take it with a pinch of salt and stay tuned for more updates.

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