Check out the vanilla Samsung Galaxy S22 in this real-life image

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Previously, we found about the colour variants and memory/storage configurations of the entire Galaxy S22 series on top of everything else we know about it so far. Not too long ago, we got to see the Galaxy S22 Ultra in the flesh. Now, it is the base Galaxy S22's turn to smile for the camera.

Renowned leaker Ice Universe showed us what the entry-level Galaxy S22 will look like in real life. The phone in question appears to be a black variant, complete with three rear camera sensors and a LED flash module. We learned earlier that a 50MP wide-angle lens will star the show, supported by a 10MP telephoto lens that offers 3x optical zoom and an ultra-wide-angle lens.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 image in question only shows us the phone's back, which appears to be coated in a layer of glass. Then again, we have to consider the possibility that the unit in question is a dummy and not the real deal.

Nonetheless, it gives us a decent idea about the Galaxy S22's overall design. The slight camera bump, with the camera modules themselves further sticking out, might be a bit concerning, though, as it would make using the phone without a case a tad tricky.

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Anil Ganti - Blogger

Although Anil is one of the newest entrants into Sammobile, his relationship with Samsung started in 2013 when he was handed a Samsung Galaxy Grand. He has owned multiple Samsung phones since and currently daily drives a Galaxy Note 10+

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Check out the vanilla Galaxy S22 in this real-life image

Anil Ganti - Blogger

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