it has everything of a Note according to OnLeaks (3d rendering)

This is what the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra looks like according to OnLeaks. And it looks like a Galaxy Note.

Here is the first believable look at the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. Several months before its official announcement, OnLeaks gives as usual a nice preview in high definition of what the future smartphone from Samsung could look like according to him. Warning the eyes !

The worthy heir to the Galaxy Note

Some have been whispering it for a while now, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra will replace the Galaxy Note range, which died in 2021 to make way for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 in August. On the visuals shared by the most reliable of leakers, we see a housing on the lower edge of the phone to accommodate the iconic accessory of the Galaxy Note. As for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, it is on the left side that we will find it.

The photo module abandons its “enveloping” side so appreciated on the Galaxy S21 to adopt a “P” shape accommodating 4 pairs of sensors / lenses as well as a housing dedicated to a new sensor. One of the lenses being square, we imagine that it should be a periscopic zoom, although we do not yet know the details.

Some technical details

OnLeaks also delivers some technical details on the Galaxy S22 Ultra. According to him, the phone will therefore have a curved screen of 6.8 inches. We imagine that it should be an AMOLED panel in QHD + definition with an adaptive refresh rate of 120 Hz if it adopts the same characteristics as the Galaxy S21 Ultra with which it already shares the same screen diagonal.

As for its measurements, it would be necessary to count on 163.22 mm high for 77.9 mm wide and 8.9 mm thick… without counting the bump of the photo module. Add the objectives and we arrive at a total thickness of 10.5 mm at its thickest point.

According to some rumors, the Galaxy S22 could be announced at the end of 2021 for a release in January 2022. A particularly late date and oddly positioned. In any case, we will have to wait a few more months before official information about them.