Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra with 45W fast charging, 5,000mAh battery tipped

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra to come with 45W fast charging support

The 2022 Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is tipped to get 45W fast charging support, which comes as a big step for Samsung. The company is long due to offer faster charging speeds seeing how rival brands offer as high as 120W charging on flagship devices. 2022 may be the year where Samsung finally decides to boost charging speed up to 45W for the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. This new rumour was earlier reported by a Chinese blog site, IT Home. 

Ice Universe claims (via GizChina) that along with the 45W fast charging support, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra will be packing a 5,000mAh battery. The higher rate of charging will take the device’s battery from 0 to 80 percent in around 35 minutes, as per the leak. This is quick by Samsung standards. The Samsung Galaxy S22 has gone through the 3C quality certification that has rated the Samsung Galaxy S22 to charge at 25W. However, it is possible that Samsung might separately sell a 45W adapter brick for aiding quicker charging speeds. This brick is likely to be sold separately. 

Samsung Galaxy S22 specifications (expected)

The Samsung Galaxy S22 series has undergone multiple rumours which gives us an idea of what we can expect from Samsung’s 2022 flagship lineup. The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra might come with a 6.8-inch 2K AMOLED panel with a peak brightness support of up to 1800 nits. This panel when launched will become an industry record when it comes to brightness. We have earlier also reported that the Samsung Galaxy S22 might benefit from an ultra-thin bezel design. 

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Speculations also suggest a new 108MP main camera set up with an updated wide aperture and a brighter set of lenses. Stabilisation might also improve substantially. The Samsung Galaxy S22 is also rumoured to get the brand new Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 898 chipset that will be fabricated by Samsung’s 4nm process and will host a new three-cluster CPU design.