Samsung is ready to unveil the next set of revolutionary smart gadgets in the Galaxy series, Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.
The official launch themed “Galaxy Unpacked” has been scheduled to hold on the 9th of February 2022. Leaked images and features of the smartphones have flooded social media revealing the sleekness and awesome designs of the series.
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The Galaxy series offer different colours such as blush, burgundy, green, black, and white for each model. The Galaxy S22 Ultra comes in colours black, red, and white with a built-in S Pen and triple back camera for a grand picture experience.
With storage options of 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, you’ve got enough space for all your good stuffs like pictures, music, videos, etc. But note that only S22 Ultra from the series has a larger storage capacity.
Galaxy S22 Ultra is perfect for night shots with its Nightography feature. It has a larger pixel on its sensor with an auto framerate. It also possesses a wider OIS correction angle lens to shoot more stable videos.
The main camera for S22 Ultra is an incredible 108 megapixel and it offers a BrightVision ability that makes the screen display the clearest and brightest of all the Galaxy series.
Regarding device protection, there’s a hint that the smart phone has a Gorilla Glass Victus+ screen protection, a tougher armor aluminum frame and an IP68 waterproof spec.
The “Galaxy Unpacked” launch will also features the unveiling of the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. This is a special edition with an AMOLED 2X display and built-in S Pen which can be magnetically attached at the rear.
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The Tab S8 Ultra also has a keyboard cover and accessory with faster processor to run several apps at a time. It is expected to run on Android 12 and UI 4.1.
Lovers of Samsung and the Galaxy series are in for a tech-revolution with the introduction of these smartphones in the series.
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