Samsung’s Galaxy S22 is a small smartphone with alright specs and a design that has been around for quite awhile. It lacks the bells and whistles of other smartphones, but it might just be one of the best options available in 2019 if you’re looking to save some money.
The “galaxy s22 ultra” is a phone that has been forgotten by many people. The phone has a small screen, but it’s powerful and can do anything that you need it to do.
We created a lot of stuff for the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, but to be honest, we’re done with it. Because the S22 series isn’t only about the Ultra, we decided to have a look at their other products. There are two models: the S22+ and the S22. We’ve seen a lot of Galaxy S22+ receive wonderful treatment, but the phone that everyone forgot about, and that, to be honest, Samsung didn’t bother concentrating on, is the Samsung Galaxy S22, and we’ll explain why in our Samsung Galaxy S22 Review.
Same Looks, but Different Feelings
Samsung isn’t above rehashing the same design for its phones, and two generations generally look the same before we get a fresh design. This time, the Samsung Galaxy S22 follows the same design language as the Galaxy S21, with slight differences. The glass is rather level on both the front and back, and unlike last year, when “glass-tic” was utilized, this year we have true frosted glass that feels excellent and is highly slippery. So, just to be safe, acquire a case or a skin.
The phone’s metal rails seem a lot sharper, which is a strange sensation. Even when you hold it in your hand, it digs into your palm in such a manner that it seems sharp and as if it may slash your hands. But don’t worry, it doesn’t, since it’s blunt.
A Mini Smartphone That’s Fun
In a sea of cellphones, where we primarily see large ones, seeing a little one is a sight for sore eyes. In fact, using one is a lot more enjoyable. Sure, switching from a monster of a phone like the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra to the S22 took some getting used to, but it was just a matter of time and once I got the feel of it, everything was fine. Because it is so compact, one-handed use is the clear winner. And using such a form factor is a complete joy. It’s small enough to fit in a pocket, on a table, or in a crowded environment, and it’s feisty.
I can’t seem to get enough of it.
It’s Excellent in Some Ways
Now, obviously, we’ll receive the specification jump that’s required for 2022. Instead of a Samsung Exynos, we get a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor with 8GB of RAM and 128/256GB of internal storage with no expansion options. So, make your decision and acquire the 256GB since 128GB is insufficient. In terms of performance, it delivers as expected, providing one of, if not the greatest, flagship-level performance.
The presentation is great. With its amazing colors and viewing experience, Dynamic AMOLED 2X screens have been an exquisite visual delight. The cameras themselves are fantastic, with excellent optics that will please both casual and professional photographers. Despite this, the S22 falls short of its S series lineup’s “2022” criterion of flagship.
However, much of the S22Flagship-ness +’s has been left out.
You would think, with such a magnificent flagship, it must have all the bells and whistles of its sisters, but you’d be mistaken since it only has half of them. We won’t compare it to the S22 Ultra since it would be unjust, but comparing it to the S22+ is enough to show that this phone is inferior. The following are the compromises:
- Ultra Wide Band is still not supported.
- Instead of the new 6E, it gets WiFi 6.
- There is no support for 45W fast charging; it is limited to 25W.
- The battery in the S21 is 3700mAh, which is substantially less than the 4000mAh battery in the S21.
While these may seem to be minor issues, they make the phone appear disappointing since, as a Flagship, it has always had the most up-to-date technology to ensure that it is future-proof for the next several years. However, since it is essentially a one-step backwards shift, the phone becomes forgetful. To make things worse, since the S22 Ultra receives the majority of the focus, the S22+ receives less attention, and the S22 receives practically no notice.
The S22 improves the S21 FE’s appearance.
You may be wondering whether it’s still a good buy, and we’re sorry to say that it’s difficult for us to defend since, right now, the S21 FE appears better than the S22 because it has virtually the same features as the S22 but with a one-year-old CPU and some toned-down specs like the camera. Not to mention, it’s a lot less expensive. As a result, I’m not sure whether the Samsung Galaxy S22 is a phone worth recommending.
Finally…
Still a favorite of my, but Samsung’s S22 Dirty
Here’s the thing: as you can see from the above, I have a love-hate relationship with the Samsung Galaxy S22. I genuinely love it, as do all of us, but the fact that Samsung messed up with the S22 makes me sad that consumers who enjoy these small smartphones are being denied the full experience that keeps us on the edge of our seats. Not only that, but the Samsung Galaxy S22 is 200 ringgit more expensive than the S21 despite just minor improvements, which does not justify the price rise.
Regardless, the Samsung Galaxy S22 is a fantastic phone on its own. However, when compared to the S21 FE or even the S21, which now has an additional year of OS upgrades, the S22 is almost unnoticeable, and I really hope Samsung addresses this issue with the next iteration.
We’d like to thank Samsung Malaysia for lending us the Galaxy S22 for this review.
The “samsung galaxy s22 ultra 5g” is an interesting phone. It has a small screen and it is often forgotten about by the public.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Samsung S22 smaller?
A: Yes
Is S22 ultra Too Big?
A: I think no, because you can use it at any time during the day.
How big is the Galaxy S22?
A: The Galaxy S22 is a medium sized phone. It has a 5.8 inch screen and weighs about 465 grams, making it slightly smaller and lighter than most other phones in its class but still larger than the average phone size of todays market.
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