According to reports, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra may feature the company’s existing 50MP or 108MP camera sensors instead.
Samsung is all but certain to become the world’s first commercial vendor of a mobile imaging sensor that hits the golden marketing mark of 200 megapixels. So far, reports have pretty strongly claimed that Samsung is building a 200MP smartphone camera, and that Xiaomi may become the first OEM to license it from the Korean giant for its upcoming flagship phone series, the Mi 12. However, according to a new report, while the above may still hold true, Samsung is unlikely to feature this 200MP camera in its own upcoming outright flagship device, the rumoured Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. According to a post on Twitter by fairly reliable tipster Ice Universe, Samsung is now considering a move to not use the upcoming 200MP camera sensor on its next generation flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
