Last month, renders of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series started popping up. We've seen a so-called dummy unit and some renders already, each with a different design for the camera module. But the latest rumour may have just confirmed what it looks like.
Real photos of a new Samsung device were leaked online yesterday. According to FrontPageTech, this is the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra that's expected to launch in February 2022. Based on the photos, the phone comes with curved sides, a slot for the S Pen, a thicker design, and a redesigned camera module. The design of the camera module with renders previously released by LetsGoDigital.
If these photos are real, the device shown is likely a final engineering sample that's ready for mass production. As you can see, the back has a quad-camera that consists of the 108MP main camera, 12MP ultra-wide camera, 10MP telephoto camera (3x zoom), and another 10MP telephoto camera (10x zoom).
The camera lenses don't seem as thick this time, but what are your thoughts on the design? Let us know in the comments, and stay tuned to TechNave for more updates about the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
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