FIRST LOOK: Samsung Galaxy S22 Series Smartphone
February 9, 2022
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as posted by the channelSamsung is on a roll early in 2022. Just a month after unveiling the Galaxy S21 FE and the Freestyle Projector, the tech giant is back with a trio of new smartphones: the Galaxy S22, S22+ and S22 Ultra, all of which offer a refreshed look, improved camera optics and a fancy new processor from Qualcomm — the first-ever Samsung devices to do so.
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Samsung’s Galaxy S22 and S22+ are available for preorder and will begin shipping on Feb. 25.
Galaxy S22
Colors: Phantom Black, Phantom White, green or Pink Gold
Storage options: 128GB or 256GB, alongside 8GB of RAM.
PricingFrom $799 at
Galaxy S22+
Colors: Phantom Black, Phantom White, green or Pink Gold
Storage options: 128GB or 256GB, alongside 8GB of RAM.
PriceFrom $999 at
If you preorder an S22 or S22+ by Feb. 24 from Samsung, you’ll be upgraded to the next storage size at no cost. Additionally, you’ll get a $100 Samsung gift card with purchase of the S22 or a $150 credit with the S22+ as a bonus.
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