Samsung Galaxy S22 Note, Galaxy S22, & S22+ Dummy Models Leaked, Official Support Pages are Up Too

The dummy models for the three phones, Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus, normal S22, and S22 Ultra (or S22 Note), appeared online in the most recent batch of Galaxy S22 leaks. Samsung’s website also has official support pages for the Galaxy S22 series.

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Yogesh Brar, a Twitter phone leaker, shared two photographs of fake models for the Samsung Galaxy S22 Note, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22. The Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ share the same design, however the former is significantly smaller.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Note, Galaxy S22, & S22+

Samsung is removing the Galaxy S21 and S21distinctive +’s gold accents. The camera island, however, blends into the background, giving the overall design a ‘one piece’ feel. However, the two phones now have a polished mirror surface in white and jet black, which is more crucial.

According to some rumours, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (or S22 Note) differs from the other two S22 phones in terms of style and size. It has the appearance of a regular Galaxy Note due to its large body and cylindrical shape. Furthermore, while the S21 and S21 appear to have flat panels, Samsung’s latest Note model has a curved edge.

For the S22 Note/Ultra, Samsung has kept the satin matte coating. Here, the cameras are no longer hidden behind an unattractive hump. Instead, they protrude from the shell, like the LG velvet. Five lenses and a small LED flash may be seen. By removing the camera housing, Samsung was able to fit a dedicated S Pen slot inside the S22 Note/Ultra.

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Around the world, the Samsung Galaxy S22 series is also being certified and benchmarked. Samsung created three dummy support pages under the already known model numbers SM-S901U, SM-S906U, and SM-S908U, which confirmed the benchmarks. Samsung is said to have introduced their next large flagship series at an Unpacked presentation in February.