Samsung may have settled on a P-shaped camera bump for the Galaxy S22 Ultra, purported images and video of a dummy unit indicate.
The South Korean company was apparently earlier considering two designs, including one with two strips of unequal lengths. None of the designs was particularly striking, and CoverPigtou claims Samsung has finalized the P-shaped camera island.
Samsung was reportedly also considering this design previously
The unit features a Note 20-inspired squared-off design, which is another sign that Samsung will perhaps try to position the phone as a successor of sorts, even if the phone doesn’t adopt the Note branding.
Dummy Galaxy S22 Ultra doesn’t feature an S Pen slot
Looks like the Galaxy S22 Ultra will feature a P-shaped camera bump
The dummy unit doesn’t have a dedicated slot for the S Pen, something which reports claim the Galaxy S22 Ultra will get. This shouldn’t be a cause of concern for Note fans, or so say CoverPigtou. The outlet says the official unit will have a silo.
After seemingly discontinuing the Note series, Samsung did introduce stylus support for two of its other flagships, including the S21 Ultra, but they don’t have a compartment for the digital pen and the company instead sells specialized cases for those devices.
Moving on, also not shown in the pictures are the speaker grille and USB Type-C port.
As for Galaxy S22 Ultra’s specs, we hear it will come with a 6.8-inches screen with really thin bezels and a smaller punch-hole. The camera bump will house four sensors (108MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP 3x telephoto + 12MP 10x periscope), laser autofocus system, and LED flash unit.
