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Samsung launches Galaxy S22 Series in Nepal

KATHMANDU, Feb 24: Samsung unveiled its most premium flagships, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 – in Nepal on Wednesday. Galaxy S22 Ultra combines the unrivaled power of the Note series and the iconic S-Pen with the pro-grade camera and performance of the S series to set the new standard for premium smartphones.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, Feb 24: Samsung unveiled its most premium flagships, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 – in Nepal on Wednesday. Galaxy S22 Ultra combines the unrivaled power of the Note series and the iconic S-Pen with the pro-grade camera and performance of the S series to set the new standard for premium smartphones.


According to a statement issued by the company, Galaxy S22 and S22+ have dynamic cameras with advanced intelligent image processing to make every moment epic, built with a bold, sustainably conscious design.


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Similarly, Galaxy S22 Ultra captures footage that is instantly post-worthy in any lighting conditions. It is built with a 2.4um pixel sensor – Samsung’s largest pixel sensor ever. The S22 Ultra’s advanced Super Clear Glass lens helps people to take smoother and clearer night time videos without flares, according to the statement.


The price of Galaxy S22 Series ranges from Rs 112,999 to Rs 169,999 and the phones are available in the colors Phantom Black, Phantom White, Pink Gold, Burgundy and Green.


 

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