Around 50% of Galaxy S22 Devices Could Use Snapdragon Chipsets

For those who are non aware, Samsung flagship devices, peculiarly the Milky way S serial, are usually available in two variants; y'all are getting the international variant that is the one with Samsung'southward in-house Exynos chipset, and and so you are getting the Snapdragon variant in a few regions. However, with the Galaxy S22 series coming early in 2022, this might be changing.

We Might Be Getting a Lot More Galaxy S22 Devices with Snapdragon Than with Exynos Chipsets

During Qualcomm's Investor Day this calendar week, CEO Cristiano Amon took to the stage and talked about some of the goals across the industry. He did not announce any products when it came to smartphones, but he did announce some milestones for next yr. The main point that he noted was that Qualcomm'south Snapdragon chipsets would power up to 50% of Samsung's S series smartphones in the coming twelvemonth.

Most of this will mainly get to the Milky way S22 series, which is expected to be powered past the upcoming Snapdragon chipset, the Snapdragon 895 or 898. This news corroborates the previous rumor that more Galaxy S22 devices could run the Snapdragon chipset instead of the Exynos variant.

Qualcomm appears to take a delivery for 40-l% of the flagship Samsung Galaxy S serial phones in 2022. @Qualcomm pic.twitter.com/IL10UHPe7S

— Sascha Segan (@saschasegan) November 16, 2021

With that said, this also takes the Milky way S21 FE into account, as information technology would probably be arriving in Jan and would be using the Snapdragon 888. Yet, it will not account for much because Samsung is not planning on launching the device in many regions due to the ongoing fleck shortage. The same chip shortage could also be why Samsung is relying on Qualcomm for the Milky way S22 series.

Whatever the case might be, this certainly looks like good news for many people who are waiting for the Galaxy S22 serial. FOr some fourth dimension, the Snapdragon processors have had the edge over the Exynos variants. And then, I am looking forward to seeing how this works out.