Galaxy S22 Ultra: Samsung will correct its biggest flaw with an update – Frandroid

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The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra will be entitled to a software patch to fix the screen bug that appears, among other things, during video playback.

The S22 Ultra from the front.

The S22 Ultra from the front. // Source: Frandroid – Anthony Wonner

We tested the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. The latter is a good premium smartphone that seduces with its design, its screen, its photo versatility and its integrated S Pen. Unfortunately, we had noticed a significant problem while using the device – and it affects several people. When launching a video, a gray and very annoying band could appear over the content viewed on Youtube Where netflix for example. A big concern for a smartphone sold at 1300 euros.

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Fortunately, Samsung will look into the problem. As related SamMobilea user of the Galaxy S22 Ultra claims in a forum to have received a press release from the manufacturer.

We know that a limited number of Galaxy S22 Ultra devices show a pixelated line on the screen when the user launches YouTube or unlocks the device with their fingerprint. This problem may occur occasionally when the user sets the device resolution to WQHD and the screen mode to natural mode.

A patch will be deployed by Samsung

A beginning of explanation therefore for those who have been confronted with this problem. Samsung also indicates that it has already worked on the development of a fix, promising to publish ” soon software updates to solve this problem“.

Pending this rollout, Samsung recommends that users switch their Galaxy S22 Ultra to “Vivid” mode for colors or switch to Full HD+. Let’s remember that, according to9to5Googlethe issue in question is limited to models equipped with theExynos 2200, or the European versions of the smartphone. Also, during our test, another problem had arisen: on Fortnite, the display went off the rails. We don’t know yet if the hotfix will fix this.

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