Information about the Galaxy S22 series, which is expected to be introduced in the first quarter of next year, continues to come. The series, which is likely to host the first flagship phones that the company will launch in the new year, has already emerged with many details from the camera to the processor. The information obtained today is that the phone showed up in the Geekbench test.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 series, which will probably become official in March, will bring the Plus model as usual. In addition, the Exynos-Snapdragon dilemma that has been going on for years can be eliminated in this series. In other words, Samsung may not make the processor-country distinction in this series that it makes in flagship models. Galaxy S22 models may only come with Snapdragon 898.
Surprising claim about the Galaxy S22 processor
The Samsung Galaxy S22 family, which has been on the agenda with leaks for a while, will allegedly be released only with the Snapdragon 898 processor.
Galaxy S22 Plus in Geekbench test
Geekbench data, which emerged not long after these claims made last week, show that the Snapdragon 898 is likely to come in the new Galaxy S22 series. As a matter of fact, the Galaxy S22 Plus, which appeared in the test, is powered by Snapdragon’s expected chip. The chipset, which is expected to become official on November 30, could possibly be the only chip to be included in the Galaxy S22 Plus.
According to Geekbench data, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus, which achieved 1163 points in a single core, has surpassed all Android phones on the market in this area. Currently, the most successful phone in a single core according to the Geekbench list is the Microsoft Surface Duo 2. The device that follows this model is the S21 Plus, again on the Samsung front.
When we come to the multi-core performance, we are met with a value that is not very high. The phone scores 2728 points in multi-core. It would be fair to say that the low score on this front was not caused by the processor. As a matter of fact, other phones that were tested by being powered by the same processor did well in multi-core. Apart from that, the phone has 8GB of RAM.
So what do you think about Samsung’s flagships? Do you think the Galaxy S22 series will be successful? You can specify in the comments.