The Samsung Galaxy S22 is reported to include a 200MP Olympus camera and will be released in January 2022.

 The camera specifications for the Samsung Galaxy S22, as well as a possible debut date, have been leaked online.

One Galaxy S22 model will include a 200MP camera and be branded with Olympus.

The Galaxy S22 series is planned to be released in January 2022 by Samsung.

The camera specs and launch date for the Galaxy S22 were leaked online. According to Sammobile, the Galaxy S22 series will have a 200MP camera with Olympus branding. According to the source, the Galaxy S22 will be released in January 2022, as was the case with the Galaxy S21 series.This is consistent with previous reports, which predicted that the vanilla Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus will have 50MP triple rear cameras, while the Galaxy S22 Ultra would have 200MP quad-rear cameras. The Galaxy S22 Ultra, on the other hand, may not be the first smartphone to use the aforementioned camera sensor. Xiaomi's forthcoming Mi 12 series is expected to be the first to include it.

Specifications for the Samsung Galaxy S22 - what we know thus far

According to a previous rumour, the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra would have displays measuring 6.06-inch, 6.55-inch, and 6.81-inch, respectively. According to the Galaxy S21 series, only the S22 Ultra will include a 1440p 120Hz screen, with the remaining versions limited to 1080p 120Hz. At the very least, all three versions will almost certainly feature the same AMOLED display. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is also expected to carry on the tradition of its predecessor by supporting S Pen inputs.

Moving on to the hardware, all three Galaxy S22 smartphones will be equipped with Samsung's new Exynos 2200 SoC, which will be powered by AMD's new mRDNA2-based GPU. However, there has been considerable debate about which variants will receive the mRDNA2 GPU, with numerous reports claiming that the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus may be omitted.