News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

Over the past few days, more and more users are reporting that the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is having an occasional flickering issue. While we haven't encountered this on our review unit, Samsung actually acknowledge the issue and responded online.

In case you didn't know, Samsung is known for releasing special limited editions of a particular smartphone. In conjunction with the launch of the Galaxy S22 Ultra, the company also did a special Mark & Lona as well as a Mercedes-EQ version in an extravagant design.

Is the Galaxy Note back? From the looks of it, we think so. For those who missed the Galaxy Unpacked live stream event, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is indeed a combination of the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note. It has a design that makes it stand out from the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+. Oh, it has an S-Pen as well.

Today, Samsung has finally unveiled the latest Samsung Galaxy S22 series globally. As expected from the leaks, there's the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ and the Galaxy S22 Ultra that comes with an S-Pen. Essentially, the ultra variant is sort of like a revived Galaxy Note so here's what you need to know about the phones.

Earlier this month, it was reported that Samsung had leaked the charging specs for the Galaxy S22 series. At the time, it was unknown if the 45W charging would be applied to all models. Well, sources now confirm that the spec could be region-specific.

Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy S22 series soon. Before the company announced anything, the Galaxy S22 Ultra with four colour options has appeared in the wild, leaving nothing to the imagination for the upcoming flagship device.

There were plenty of rumours going around about the Samsung Galaxy S22 series before it is launches. Here, we spotted the rendered images of the device and some of the tech specs leaks.

Recently, leaks of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra have been out in the wild on purpose. While we don't really expect many changes in terms of design, this latest one is quite intriguing because it's like a hybrid between the S and Note series.

When Samsung switched to 'glasstic' with the Galaxy S20 series, some fans were disappointed. Mind you, the material doesn't look all that different from glass. But many feel that glass backs are more premium, so Samsung might revert things with the Galaxy S22.

There were plenty of rumours going around about the Samsung Galaxy S22 series before it is launches. Here, we spotted the live image of the device and some of the tech specs leaked.