Whistleblower Zaryab Khan recently released a message on the YouTube channel XEETECHCARE that the S Pen input delay of the Galaxy S22 Ultra is only 2.8 milliseconds. This figure is significantly lower than the Galaxy Note 20 series' 9-millisecond latency. It also said that the Galaxy S22 Ultra will be the first model for Samsung to support 12-bit HDR shooting.
From the looks of it, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is not ordinary. The appearance of the fuselage is very excellent, greatly integrated with the design style of the original Note series, the fuselage is very tough, and returns to the hyperboloid design, the front screen adopts the center punching scheme, but the front shot opening is extremely small, the upper and lower borders are basically equal to the width and narrowness, and the visual effect of the entire front is very outstanding. All the buttons have also been moved to the right side of the fuselage, followed by the volume ± buttons and then the power buttons. Previously, it was revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 12MP F2.2 ultra-wide angle, a 108MP wide-angle main camera (using Corning Super Clear lenses, which can effectively reduce ghost glare), a telephoto lens with triple optical zoom (10MP F2.4) and a 10x optical zoom lens (10MP F4.9) support optical image stabilization in addition to ultra-wide angle; the front is a 40MP F2.2 sensor.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra combines all the essence of the Samsung S series and note series in the past, from the design, screen display, image quality, performance cooling, and other configurations, and is an epic stack flagship. Are you looking forward to this Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section and say what you think.