The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: A New Era for Note Fans and Camera Enthusiasts

Good news is that most of the features that Note fans are familiar with are now coming to the S22 Ultra. You can store the S Pen inside the device, which is a first for the Galaxy S line. The design also looks a lot more like the Galaxy Note, with a boxier shape and more angular edges. This significant shift in design makes it look a lot more like the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.

The biggest thing that really makes the S22 Ultra feel like a Galaxy Note is of course the S Pen. You might remember that the Galaxy S21 Ultra also supported the S Pen, but this is the first Galaxy S phone to actually come with an S Pen in the box, plus there's also that slot on the device itself for storing it. Samsung also says that they reduced the latency of the S Pen this time around and so far it does feel pretty smooth.

Samsung is pointing to the camera system on the Ultra as being a really big selling point. It comes with four main cameras that include a 108 megapixel main lens, a 12 megapixel ultra-wide lens, and two 10 megapixel telephoto lenses. On paper, that doesn't sound very different from the S21 Ultra, but Samsung claims that they made some improvements to the way things work on the inside, especially when it comes to night photography.

All of the new phones can improve brightness through a process known as pixel binning, which takes multiple pixels and combines them together to create one larger pixel. But the S22 generation is the first of Samsung's phones to take that pixel binning process and combine it with the detail and clarity from the phone's main camera sensor. In this case, for the Ultra, it's the 108 megapixel sensor that should result in nighttime images that are brighter and sharper.

The camera is getting upgrades in other areas too. It can frame up to 10 subjects in a shot automatically, which Samsung says is an increase compared to previous generations. The S22 Ultra definitely has the most sophisticated camera of Samsung's new phones, but the regular S22 and S22 Plus also have a lot to offer. Both phones have a 50 megapixel main camera, which is a really nice upgrade from the S21's 12 megapixel main camera.

They're also both getting improvements to night photography and autofocus as well. But since the S22 Ultra does have that bigger 108 megapixel main sensor, we are still expecting to see crisper and clearer photos from the Ultra. Of course, we won't know how good the cameras on Samsung's new phones really are until we test them ourselves.

For size, Samsung is keeping the same small, medium, and large options as it had last year. The Galaxy S22 is the smallest of the bunch with a 6.1 inch screen, while the S22 Plus has a 6.6 inch screen. And of course, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is the biggest option with the 6.8 inch screen. All three phones can also crank their screens' refresh rates up to Hertz for smoother scrolling.

We can also expect to see Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip powering all of these devices across the board. It's not surprising that Samsung is essentially replacing the Galaxy Note with the Galaxy Ultra, after all both phones really served the same purpose in Samsung's lineup: they're both known for their giant screens and more powerful cameras compared to Samsung's regular Galaxy S phones.

The One Thing That Was Missing from the Ultra Is Now Here

One thing that was missing from the Ultra is the inclusion of the S Pen, which Samsung is clearly changing that this year with the S22 Ultra. The Galaxy S22 and S22 Plus also seem like good options for those that are upgrading from an older Samsung phone, like maybe a Galaxy S10 or earlier. I'm also really looking forward to seeing how the new 50 megapixel camera holds up to the Galaxy S21 FE's camera, depending on the results that could be the deciding factor between the regular S22 and the S21 FE.

Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is a device that's sure to attract attention from fans of Note phones and camera enthusiasts alike. With its improved design, larger screen, and enhanced camera capabilities, it's clear that Samsung has put together a truly exceptional smartphone experience. Stay tuned for our full review of Samsung's new phones, and don't forget to check out the description to see our full story which has more details about all three phones.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: ensamsung just announced the galaxy s22 galaxy s22 plus and galaxy s22 ultra and we had the chance to check them out let's start with the galaxy s22 ultra now samsung hasn't released a new galaxy note phone since 2020 and by all accounts it doesn't seem like they're going to anytime soon but the good news is that most of the features that note fans are familiar with are now coming to the s22 ultra you can store the s pen inside the device which is a first for the galaxy s line and the design also looks a lot more like the galaxy note and of course the galaxy s22 ultra has a giant screen and a four lens camera which are both qualities that help set it apart from the regular s22 and s22 plus but those extra perks do come at a premium price which is usually the case for samsung's ultra phones the s22 ultra starts at twelve hundred dollars while the s22 plus starts at a thousand dollars and the regular s22 starts at 800 you can pre-order the phone starting today but they don't launch until february 25th the first thing you'll notice about the s22 ultra is its new look it has a boxier shape and more angular edges that really make it look a lot more like the galaxy note 20 ultra this is a pretty significant shift for the galaxy s series usually the galaxy s phones have a softer more rounded look as you can see with the regular s22 and s22 plus but the biggest thing that really makes the s22 ultra feel like a galaxy note is of course the s pen you might remember that the galaxy s21 ultra also supported the s pen but this is the first galaxy s phone to actually come with an s pen in the box plus there's also that slot on the device itself for storing it just like on the galaxy note samsung also says that it reduced the latency of the s pen this time around and so far it does feel pretty smooth once again samsung is pointing to the camera system on the ultra as being a really big selling point it comes with four main cameras that include a 108 megapixel main lens a 12 megapixel ultra wide lens and two 10 megapixel telephoto lenses on paper that doesn't sound very different from the s21 ultra but samsung claims that it's made some improvements to the way things work on the inside especially when it comes to night photography all of the new phones can improve brightness through a process known as pixel binning which takes multiple pixels and combines them together to create one larger pixel but the s22 generation is the first of samsung's phones to take that pixel binning process and combine it with the detail and clarity from the phone's main camera sensor which in this case for the ultra is the 108 megapixel sensor that should result in nighttime images that are brighter and sharper the camera is getting upgrades in other areas too it can frame up to 10 subjects in a shot automatically which samsung says is an increase compared to previous generations the s22 ultra definitely has the most sophisticated camera of samsung's new phones but the regular s22 and s22 plus also have a lot to offer both phones have a 50 megapixel main camera which is a really nice upgrade from the s21's 12 megapixel main camera they're also both getting improvements to night photography and autofocus as well but since the s22 ultra does have that bigger 108 megapixel main sensor we are still expecting to see crisper and clearer photos from the ultra of course we won't know how good the cameras on samsung's new phones really are until we test them ourselves as for size samsung is keeping the same small medium and large options as it had last year the galaxy s22 is the smallest of the bunch with a 6.1 inch screen while the s22 plus has a 6.6 inch screen and of course the galaxy s22 ultra is the biggest option with the 6.8 inch screen all three phones can also crank their screen's refresh rates up to hertz for smoother scrolling we can also expect to see qualcomm's new snapdragon 8 gen 1 chip powering all of these devices across the board it's not surprising that samsung is essentially replacing the galaxy note with the galaxy ultra after all both phones really served the same purpose in samsung's lineup they're both known for their giant screens and more powerful cameras compared to samsung's regular galaxy s phones the one thing that was missing from the ultra was the inclusion of the s pen and samsung is clearly changing that this year with the s22 ultra the galaxy s22 and s22 plus also seem like good options for those that are upgrading from an older samsung phone like maybe a galaxy s10 or earlier i'm also really looking forward to seeing how the new 50 megapixel camera holds up to the galaxy s 21 fes camera depending on the results that could be the deciding factor between the regular s22 and the s21 fe which samsung just launched last month stay tuned for our full review of samsung's new phones and don't forget to check out the description to see our full story which has more details about all three phones thanks for watchingsamsung just announced the galaxy s22 galaxy s22 plus and galaxy s22 ultra and we had the chance to check them out let's start with the galaxy s22 ultra now samsung hasn't released a new galaxy note phone since 2020 and by all accounts it doesn't seem like they're going to anytime soon but the good news is that most of the features that note fans are familiar with are now coming to the s22 ultra you can store the s pen inside the device which is a first for the galaxy s line and the design also looks a lot more like the galaxy note and of course the galaxy s22 ultra has a giant screen and a four lens camera which are both qualities that help set it apart from the regular s22 and s22 plus but those extra perks do come at a premium price which is usually the case for samsung's ultra phones the s22 ultra starts at twelve hundred dollars while the s22 plus starts at a thousand dollars and the regular s22 starts at 800 you can pre-order the phone starting today but they don't launch until february 25th the first thing you'll notice about the s22 ultra is its new look it has a boxier shape and more angular edges that really make it look a lot more like the galaxy note 20 ultra this is a pretty significant shift for the galaxy s series usually the galaxy s phones have a softer more rounded look as you can see with the regular s22 and s22 plus but the biggest thing that really makes the s22 ultra feel like a galaxy note is of course the s pen you might remember that the galaxy s21 ultra also supported the s pen but this is the first galaxy s phone to actually come with an s pen in the box plus there's also that slot on the device itself for storing it just like on the galaxy note samsung also says that it reduced the latency of the s pen this time around and so far it does feel pretty smooth once again samsung is pointing to the camera system on the ultra as being a really big selling point it comes with four main cameras that include a 108 megapixel main lens a 12 megapixel ultra wide lens and two 10 megapixel telephoto lenses on paper that doesn't sound very different from the s21 ultra but samsung claims that it's made some improvements to the way things work on the inside especially when it comes to night photography all of the new phones can improve brightness through a process known as pixel binning which takes multiple pixels and combines them together to create one larger pixel but the s22 generation is the first of samsung's phones to take that pixel binning process and combine it with the detail and clarity from the phone's main camera sensor which in this case for the ultra is the 108 megapixel sensor that should result in nighttime images that are brighter and sharper the camera is getting upgrades in other areas too it can frame up to 10 subjects in a shot automatically which samsung says is an increase compared to previous generations the s22 ultra definitely has the most sophisticated camera of samsung's new phones but the regular s22 and s22 plus also have a lot to offer both phones have a 50 megapixel main camera which is a really nice upgrade from the s21's 12 megapixel main camera they're also both getting improvements to night photography and autofocus as well but since the s22 ultra does have that bigger 108 megapixel main sensor we are still expecting to see crisper and clearer photos from the ultra of course we won't know how good the cameras on samsung's new phones really are until we test them ourselves as for size samsung is keeping the same small medium and large options as it had last year the galaxy s22 is the smallest of the bunch with a 6.1 inch screen while the s22 plus has a 6.6 inch screen and of course the galaxy s22 ultra is the biggest option with the 6.8 inch screen all three phones can also crank their screen's refresh rates up to hertz for smoother scrolling we can also expect to see qualcomm's new snapdragon 8 gen 1 chip powering all of these devices across the board it's not surprising that samsung is essentially replacing the galaxy note with the galaxy ultra after all both phones really served the same purpose in samsung's lineup they're both known for their giant screens and more powerful cameras compared to samsung's regular galaxy s phones the one thing that was missing from the ultra was the inclusion of the s pen and samsung is clearly changing that this year with the s22 ultra the galaxy s22 and s22 plus also seem like good options for those that are upgrading from an older samsung phone like maybe a galaxy s10 or earlier i'm also really looking forward to seeing how the new 50 megapixel camera holds up to the galaxy s 21 fes camera depending on the results that could be the deciding factor between the regular s22 and the s21 fe which samsung just launched last month stay tuned for our full review of samsung's new phones and don't forget to check out the description to see our full story which has more details about all three phones thanks for watching\n"