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Samsung Expected to Decrease the Size of the S22 Panels Compared to the S21
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.
· Galaxy S22: 6.06-6.1-inch
· Galaxy S22+: 6.55 – 6.66-inch
· Galaxy S22 Ultra: 6.80 – 6.81-inch
The Galaxy S22 series will have a smaller display than S21 Series, which comes with 6.2-inch and 6.7-inch displays. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is reported to feature the same 6.8-inch display as the Galaxy S21 Ultra and an LTPO backplane. The screen resolution on these phones is expected to be like the S21 Series. The Ultra should have a WQHD+ display, whereas the Plus and the vanilla models will sport FHD+ panels.
Earlier this year, Samsung switched to a polycarbonate (plastic) rear panel on the Galaxy S series with the Galaxy S21. As per a new rumor, the same material could also make its way to the Plus model (Galaxy S22+) next year. However, the Ultra variant (Galaxy S22 Ultra) will retain the glass back panel.
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.
· Galaxy S22: 6.06-6.1-inch
· Galaxy S22+: 6.55 – 6.66-inch
· Galaxy S22 Ultra: 6.80 – 6.81-inch
The Galaxy S22 series will have a smaller display than S21 Series, which comes with 6.2-inch and 6.7-inch displays. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is reported to feature the same 6.8-inch display as the Galaxy S21 Ultra and an LTPO backplane. The screen resolution on these phones is expected to be like the S21 Series. The Ultra should have a WQHD+ display, whereas the Plus and the vanilla models will sport FHD+ panels.
Earlier this year, Samsung switched to a polycarbonate (plastic) rear panel on the Galaxy S series with the Galaxy S21. As per a new rumor, the same material could also make its way to the Plus model (Galaxy S22+) next year. However, the Ultra variant (Galaxy S22 Ultra) will retain the glass back panel.
Samsung has been experimenting with plastic back on its smartphones for years. The company introduced the so-called plastic panel on the Galaxy A series. This glossy polycarbonate back feels cheap as it not only attracts smudges but also scratches. Then, the firm debuted the Galaxy Note20 with a matte polycarbonate rear finish. The same material later made its way to the Galaxy S20 FE and the Galaxy S21. Even the mid-range Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 use a similar finish but of lower quality. Samsung is rumored (via @FrontTron) to use polycarbonate back on both the Galaxy S22 and the Galaxy S22+ in 2022. If it happens to be true, then the Galaxy S22 Ultra will be the only device in the Galaxy S22 series with a rear glass panel.