Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra Might Have an S Pen and a Hideous Camera Array

The first purported “real world” photographs of one in all Samsung’s subsequent flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S22 Ultra, have been printed. They come by the use of the typically-reliable tipster Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech. While the images appear to be they had been snapped when somebody was operating out the door, the digital camera array on the again seems worse than when it was teased in renders some time again.

From the blurry images, the Galaxy S22 Ultra seems like a phablet-sized smartphone. One of the photographs even reveals an S Pen sliding out, which implies the renders that Onleaks posted had been considerably on the mark: that is the return of Samsung’s Galaxy Note although with out the separate branding. The Galaxy S22 Ultra seems angular across the edges, too, which looks like a pure callback for these Note lovers feeling left within the mud.

But that rear digital camera design is one thing else. With its 4 lenses and one sensor clustered collectively, the digital camera array seems pasted collectively. This is to say, it doesn’t precisely exude the sleekness of Samsung’s previous flagship launches. It doesn’t seem flush like the best way Samsung completed the digital camera setup on the S21 Ultra, or in its personal refined housing as in these earlier renders. Even Google found out a strategy to bundle the three cameras on the again of the Pixel 6 in a approach that doesn’t appear to be it simply… dropped in a bunch of digital camera {hardware}.

Prosser says the Galaxy S22 Ultra could have a 108MP wide-angle main digital camera, a 12MP ultra-wide lens, a 10MP telephoto lens with 10x zoom, and a second 10MP telephoto lens with 3X zoom. There’s no speedy phrase of which of these cameras could have optical versus digital zoom. That fifth circle on the again of the Galaxy S22 Ultra is outwardly a laser-autofocus sensor.

Other supposed and unconfirmed specs of the Galaxy S22 Ultra embody a 6.8-inch AMOLED show with a 120Hz refresh charge. It’s additionally prone to be paired with as much as 16GB of RAM and no less than 512GB of storage.

We’re just a few months away from Samsung unveiling its subsequent batch of slabby, not-folding smartphones. The rumor mill pegs the Galaxy S22 for an eventual February launch, which aligns with Samsung’s earlier launch timelines.