We’re only two days away from the reveal of the Galaxy S22, but more and more information about these devices is still being revealed online. A new report has revealed pricing for all three phones, but for now, it’s only for the South Korean market.
According to ETNews, Samsung will start pre-registration for the Galaxy S22 series in South Korea on February 14. Pre-orders will begin on February 21, and the phone will start arriving in subscribers’ hands on February 25.
The report also said that the base model will start at 999,900 won (about $833), and the Plus version will start at 1,199,000 won (about 999 yuan). These prices are for the 128GB version. The phone will also have a 256GB version, but the price is Not yet disclosed.
As far as the top-of-the-line Galaxy S22 Ultra is concerned, the phone is priced at 1,452,000 won (about $1,210) for the 256GB version and 1,599,400 won (about $1,333) for the 512GB version. The source also said that Samsung will launch a 1TB version of the S22 Ultra, but its pricing has yet to be announced.
In addition, it was revealed that Samsung has reserved between 700,000 and 800,000 Galaxy S22 phones for the Korean domestic market. It was also said that production costs have increased over the Galaxy S21 series due to chip shortages. Still, Samsung has decided not to raise the price of the upcoming phone.