Some Galaxy S22 Ultra units shipped across Europe are exhibiting a nasty display behavior, but Samsung might be able to fix the issue with a future update.
In a nutshell, the ultra-high-quality 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel on the S22 Ultra appears to be acting up for some people when its best available settings are enabled, with the video watching experience badly impacted by weird lines showing up and flashing at random.
As always, the mysterious launch glitch doesn't present the exact same symptoms on every single affected device, with some users reporting sightings when unlocking their screens with their fingerprints instead of during YouTube viewing sessions.
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