Galaxy S22 Ultra vs S21 Ultra display diagonal: 6.81 ″ vs 6.9 ″ Samsung has not yet unveiled its autumn flagship smartphones, and is already starting to whisper about the next spring series Galaxy S22. The leaker hurried with very interesting information Mauri QHDwhich is known for its high accuracy. Some details will surely surprise you.
Samsung Galaxy S22: the whole range will be reduced intergenerationally
According to Mauri QHD, Samsung is preparing three smartphones again, so it can be assumed that they will be direct successors to the models Galaxy S21, S21 + and S21 Ultra. The surprising information is that in all three variants there should be an intergenerational reduction of the display, namely:
- for the basic Galaxy S22 model from 6.2 “to 6.06”
- for the middle Galaxy S22 + from 6.7 “to 6.55”
- for the largest Galaxy S22 Ultra from 6.9 “to 6.81”
It almost looks as if Samsung’s developers knew about the upcoming iPhone 12 mini and were trying to at least partially reduce their flagship portfolio. If only they had anticipated that this compact iPhone was not such a big hit. Fortunately, Samsung is shrinking with reason, so it could meet with positive feedback; after all, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is a really huge and heavy phone.
Galaxy S22
6.06″
6.55″
6.81″
Only Ultra is LTPOfrom my source Hades (7/8 correct) pic.twitter.com/Rfbd4VSdT7
— Mauri QHD (@MauriQHD) June 11, 2021
Unfortunately, it will be the Ultra, which is the only one in the series to experience an LPTO display with a variable refresh rate, smaller variants will have to make do with the classic AMOLED.
Switching to 4 nanometers?
The same source also published information about upcoming processors that Samsung will use for its next flags.
Samsung Foundry makes the next Snapdragon AP (Waipio, maybe 895) and Exynos 2200.
Both are 4nm, not 5nm.
Samsung renamed their 5LPA (3rd Gen 5nm) -> 4LPE (1st Gen 4nm).
Because there is no performance difference between 5LPA and 4LPE.from my source Hades (7/8 correct) pic.twitter.com/pXNT5kAifJ
— Mauri QHD (@MauriQHD) June 5, 2021
Again, both the Exynos themselves and competing Snapdragons will be used, and in both cases there will be an intergenerational jump from 5nm of the production process to 4nm. So, at least on paper, because technically it is supposed to be the 3rd generation 5nm process, Samsung has decided that the increase in efficiency will be comparable to the actual transition to a 4nm process.
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