We’re less than a week away from Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked 2022 event, and by now, pretty much everyone knows what the Galaxy S22 Ultra will look like. Now we put it side by side with the previous generation Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and Samsung’s current smartphone king, the Galaxy S21 Ultra, to compare the design and size.
All three models are the same size, with the Galaxy S22 Ultra having the cleanest look. The Galaxy S22 Ultra looks to have the same camera arrangement as the current-generation Galaxy S21 Ultra, which takes inspiration from the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s design.
Compared to the other two, the Galaxy S22 Ultra has a monochromatic finish with no noticeable camera bump. The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and Galaxy S21 Ultra have different finishes where the camera arrays appear, with some form of bump on both models.
Samsung has taken a cleaner approach with the aesthetic design of the Galaxy S22 Ultra, hoping that the Galaxy S22 Ultra will be a bigger step forward in functionality, as the camera configuration of this flagship model looks very impressive so far.
According to previous information, the upcoming flagship will feature four rear sensors and a laser autofocus unit. The main camera is reportedly capable of capturing up to 108-megapixel images, while wide-angle, telephoto, and periscope lenses are also expected to be part of the hardware specs.