Samsung Galaxy S22 series display sizes have leaked, according to two different sources. However, both these leaks mention different display sizes for the series. Although we know that the series can launch sometime in January 2022. Now, a couple of new leaks this week courtesy of Mauri QHD and tech publication Naver reveal this information.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Series Display Sizes Leaked
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. The tipster Maari QHD claims that the vanilla S22 will have a 6.06-inch display. The other two devices will come in 6.51-inch and 6.81-inch displays. Whereas, Naver also reports the alleged display sizes of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series. It claims that the standard model will have a 6.1-inch display. Meanwhile, the Plus and Ultra S22 models will feature 6.5-inch and 6.8-inch screens.
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Although the difference between both the sources is not much. But the sources mention different sizes for Samsung Galaxy S22 series. 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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Meanwhile, earlier leaks suggest that Galaxy S22 series would finally get rid of the 3d ToF sensor. 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. However, this time Samsung Galaxy S22 series could feature Continuous Optical Zoom. This feature can improve upon the periscope zoom technology by improving the range of optical zoom. The feature can also offer a wide range of magnification, between 3X and 7X on the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
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Nevertheless, we expect to learn more about these handsets before their official launch early next year.
