The next Galaxy Unpacked event is closing fast but it seems that Galaxy S22 Ultra fans could be in for a nasty surprise. According to a tweet by Dohyun Kim (spotted by Android Headlines), Samsung is expecting troubles keeping up with the high demand for the top-model, resulting in up to three months delay for Galaxy S22 Ultra deliveries.
Now, Dohyun Kim is a Korean leaker and tipster who claims to get his information from Samsung representatives. In his tweet, Kim wrote about the Galaxy S22 Ultra that Samsung “are also expecting that the delivery might take about 3 months if bad, which is worse than Galaxy Z Fold3.” His track record hasn't been amazing, though - especially when it comes to Samsung leaks, so we should approach this leak with caution and some healthy amount of salt.
Could the Galaxy S22 Ultra be delayed?
First, Kim talks about deliveries, which means that the official announcement of the Galaxy S22 Ultra is probably happening on time (February 9th). Second, there’s the “if bad” part in the tweet, meaning that we’re talking about the worst case scenario.
The Galaxy Z Fold 3 delays, mentioned in the tweet, were very real, though. The affordable foldable proved to be so popular that Samsung couldn’t keep up with the pre-orders and was forced to move the delivery date to September 27 (roughly a month away from the promised late August).
The aforementioned delays were first reported by users in Europe but reports about pushed back deliveries started coming in from the US and UK, as well.
The past few months have been fruitful on leaks and rumors and we already know almost everything about the Galaxy S22 series. You can check out our dedicated Galaxy S22 Ultra preview if you’re interested in that specific model, or jump straight to the links below to find out everything about the series.
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