According to the plan, Samsung should officially unveil the Galaxy S22 series of smartphones on February 9. Soon after the press conference, the new device will be scheduled to open, and early adopters are expected to start in the second half of the month. However, according to well-known tipster Dohyun Kim, the South Korean electronics giant may have some trouble with the supply of the Galaxy S22 Ultra flagship model.
Imagine both Galaxy S fans and Galaxy Note fans buying Galaxy S22 Ultra…This could possibly happen.
(Plus, the production yield isn’t a lot) https://t.co/bQzsdoYCPf— Dohyun Kim (@dohyun854) January 27, 2022
The legendary Galaxy S22 series includes three models: Standard Edition, S22+, and S22 Ultra. Like the Galaxy S21 Ultra currently on sale, the Galaxy S22 is expected to offer support for the S Pen stylus. In the face of strong market demand, Samsung is clearly trying to satisfy everyone’s desire for the Galaxy S22 Ultra. But if supply struggles to keep up, consumers are likely to experience delays of up to 3 months.
In addition to the persistent shortage of components, the problem may also be related to other factors. And the long wait of up to 3 months is likely to dissuade many potential customers who are in a hurry to replace the new device.