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There is already talk about the Galaxy S22 Fan Edition, which the company intends to release later in 2022 - albeit in an Exynos-only variant.

The company’s next-generation foldable lineup - the anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Galaxy Z Flip 4 - will continue to use Qualcomm chips. IL10UHPe7Sįrom what we know thus far, the Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+, and the S22 Ultra will all get their respective Qualcomm and Exynos variants. Qualcomm appears to have a commitment for 40-50% of the flagship Samsung Galaxy S series phones in 2022. The company, therefore, is likely to stick to its tried-and-tested strategy of launching Snapdragon 898- and Exynos 2200-powered Galaxy S-series models next year as well. This contradicts earlier reports about the likelihood of Samsung choosing not to launch Exynos-powered variants of the Galaxy S22 at all. Hours after The Elec published the report, at its just-concluded Investor Day 2021, Qualcomm revealed that close to 50% of Samsung Galaxy S22 series shipments for 2022 will be Qualcomm-powered devices. We think the discrepancy in numbers could be because Samsung counts the Exynos and Snapdragon variants of their phones as one device family. If you do the math, you’ll realize that this adds up to 68 devices - and not 64 devices, as the original report says. MediaTek and Unisoc chipsets also find a mention in the document with 14 and 3 models, respectively. The report is based on a purportedly leaked internal document that details Samsung’s smartphone shipping plan for 2022.Īpart from the 30-odd Qualcomm-powered devices, Samsung also intends to launch 20 devices that will use its own Exynos processors. According to South Korean publication The Elec, Samsung intends to use Qualcomm chips on 31 of the 64 devices it plans to launch next year. Samsung is betting big on Qualcomm next year, with nearly half of the company’s 2022 lineup set to be powered by Snapdragon processors.