Samsung Galaxy S22 and S22+ leaks gives us a detailed look at the next flagship

(Pocket-lint) - Leaked renders of Samsung's adjacent flagship Galaxy S scope person appeared, and amusement a bid of devices with akin - but not identical - plan to the S21 series. 

Both the S22 and S22 Plus models person leaked, some by the accustomed render leaker, @OnLeaks done concern with 2 different publications. 

The 2 models - isolated from being antithetic successful size to eachother - look virtually identical. They some person the flat, skinny-bezelled surface with central, tiny punch-hole camera astatine the apical edge. In fact, antithetic colours person been utilized to differentiate them. The regular S22 is the acheronian greenish exemplary and the achromatic is the S22 Plus. 

We spot a repetition of the salient camera portion connected the back, with 3 cameras neatly arranged successful a column. The quality compared to the S21 bid appears to beryllium that this camera portion isn't forming a seamless aboveground with the framework astir the borderline of the phone.

Instead, it appears to beryllium abstracted protrustion alternatively than 1 that wraps astir the side. Possibly to assistance support the slim and sleek quality achieved by the remainder of the frame. 

As good arsenic that, it appears the rear sheet (likely plastic) is besides wholly level for the S22, and doesnt diagnostic the accustomed curves astatine the sides. In wide it besides looks slim successful examination to this year's S-series models. According to the leak the S22+ is 7.6mm, compared to 7.8mm on the S21+, which isn't a monolithic quality successful reality. 

Samsung's adjacent flagships are expected to proceed the contented of being powered by the latest, astir almighty processors. Plus, they're apt to diagnostic precise beardown camera show and water/dust impervious design. 

As for different details, we're definite much volition go wide implicit the adjacent fewer months arsenic the motorboat nears. 

Writing by Cam Bunton. Originally published connected 27 September 2021.