The latest Galaxy S22 Plus leak shows the phone in four colors

We’re less than a month away from when Samsung is expected to announce the latest phone in its flagship S-series, the Galaxy S22. This is what it might look like.

The images, which were shared to MySmartPrice by tipster Ishan Agarwal, show the S22 Plus in black, green, white, and rose gold. As with previous models, the Plus is expected to sit between the standard S22 and S22 Ultra in the new lineup.

Image: MySmartPrice

The rear design of the phone resembles that of its predecessor, the S21 Plus, with its vertical triple camera.

The biggest difference here is the color of the camera module, which in the past was a contrasting rose gold hue for the Phantom Violet model. In these renders, the color of the camera module matches the rest of the phone going forward.

Available colors are also different from the Phantom Silver and Phantom Violet models available last year, although the Black edition looks similar to its predecessor.

The new renders also show off the phone’s flat screen and punch-hole front camera, as well as the power and volume buttons on the side of the device.

Agarwhal has also teamed up with 91Mobiles to show more renders of the phone in black and reveal more details about the rumored phone.

According to this report, the S22 Plus will launch in the UK with the new Exynos 2200 chipset. The chip was announced this week and features AMD RDNA 2 graphics architecture.

The phone will also feature a 50-megapixel wide-angle camera with Adaptive Pixel technology. This feature enables the camera to capture 12-bit images by capturing photos in two modes: 108 megapixels (with remosaic mode) and 12 megapixels (with nona binning).

The tipster claims that the screen of the S22 Plus will be able to reach up to 1750 nits of maximum brightness and offer an adaptive refresh rate. The phone will also apparently weigh more than the S22 at 195g for the latter’s 167g weight, and the Plus will pack a 4,500mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging.

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