Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S22 flagships are reportedly being mass produced already, and leaked renders of the devices have surfaced, showcasing a slight shift in aesthetics.
The phones come with pronounced curves along the back panel’s edges and a display that looks to have a slight curve as well – a metal bumper frame joins the two panels together for better ergonomics.
On the front, we see an edge-to-edge display – bezels are kept at a minimal, the punch hole camera seems to blend in quite nicely too.
Elsewhere, the phone carries over aesthetics that we’ve seen on the Galaxy S21 – think the rectangular main camera module that’s placed flush against the edge.
According to GSMArena, the Galaxy S22 packs a 6.06-inch OLED FHD+ panel, and the Galaxy S22+ comes with a 6.55-inch display.
Samsung’s upcoming flagships will run on an Exynos 2200 or Snapdragon 898 depending on the region.
It is speculated that the Galaxy S22 series will launch early next year, so we won’t have to wait a long time before we see the devices in the flesh.
