New Galaxy S22 Series Info Suggests Same US Prices As Last Year

According to newly-leaked information, the Samsung Galaxy S22 series could have the same US prices as their predecessors. This information comes from Jon Prosser, a well-known tipster. He claims this is “final pricing”. He shared the info in a YouTube video, which is embedded below.

These could be final Galaxy S22 series price for the US

According to the information shared by the source, the Galaxy S22 will start at $799. The Galaxy S22+’s base model will cost $999, while the S22 Ultra will start at $1,199 in the US.

We’ve seen all sorts of different price-related leaks in the last couple of months. Most of them suggested that the Galaxy S22 series will be more expensive across the board. This tip suggests otherwise.

Do note that different price tags will be used in other markets, of course. The Galaxy S22 series will launch on February 9, as Samsung recently confirmed its next Unpacked press event.

All three Galaxy S22 series phones have been leaking for months now. Plenty of information surfaced, and we pretty much know what to expect at this point. You can check out our Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra previews for more information.

Samsung is also planning to launch three flagship tablets during the event

Those three devices are not the only products coming during this event. Samsung is also planning to launch three tablets during the show. The Galaxy Tab S8, S8+, and S8 Ultra will arrive.

Those three tablets are flagship-grade devices as well. The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra will become the first tablet with a notch from the company. It will also be the most expensive tablet out of the bunch, and the largest.

The Galaxy Tab S8 series will, in general, be quite large. The ‘Ultra’ model’s display is tipped to measure 14.6 inches, and the device itself will be quite heavy at over 700 grams, based on leaks.

The Galaxy Tab S8 and S8+ will be smaller, but won’t exactly be small tablets. Samsung could launch some additional hardware, though we wouldn’t be surprised if that doesn’t happen, as we’re getting 6 flagship devices as it is.