The main features of the Galaxy Note series are the large screen and the S Pen stylus. The former has no advantage over the current flagship mobile phones. Many Android flagships have screens larger than 6.6 inches, and the characteristics of the stylus are also inherited by Samsung’s S series. Yes, last year’s S21 Ultra supports but does not come standard with the S Pen, and the recent S22 Ultra is the first to come standard with the S Pen.
Based on this, Techcrunch and other media said that Samsung is even more unlikely to launch the Galaxy Note series of mobile phones in the second half of 2022, and the mission of the series’ 10-year Android phone king has come to an end.
To be more precise, it is not the Galaxy S series that replaced the Galaxy Note, the latter is actually replaced by Samsung’s new Galaxy Fold folding screen flagship, after all, the folding screen has a larger, more attractive screen and a higher-end positioning.
In 2022, Samsung will also launch folding screen mobile phones such as the Galaxy Z Fold 4. Some netizens have previously exposed renderings. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is a left-right folding scheme. There are no obvious screen holes on the inner and outer screens, and it may be a true full-screen design.
In addition, the Galaxy Z Fold4 will support the S Pen stylus. It is said that it may directly support off-screen fingerprint recognition, add a dedicated S Pen stylus slot, and upgrade the body hinge and dust-proof and waterproof design.