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Your camera detects when you are in the dark and the 23% larger pixel sensor takes action (compared to the Samsung Galaxy S21). The pixels are grouped together and converted into a larger pixel, allowing more light to pass through for brighter photos. Low-noise processing is then activated for sharper results. The camera glass limits lens flare from lights in the dark by up to 98%.
Capture portraits in low light and selfies thanks to the upgrades in the Rear Camera and the Selfie Camera. Each captures more light for vibrant color and detail — so you can become an expert in low-light Portrait mode.
The professional-level camera captures steady, blur-free videos that remain smooth even if you're on the move. The OIS correction angle has been improved by 58% (compared to the Samsung Galaxy S21) and works with faster motion sampling to stabilize your shots.
Adaptive Pixel intelligently switches between the high-resolution 50 MP mode and the high-sensitivity 12 MP mode depending on the lighting. It can also use both modes simultaneously and quickly merge the frames for bright, sharp photos effortlessly.
Infinity-O 120Hz screens are made with Dynamic AMOLED 2X with Vision Booster technology for high visibility outdoors, resulting in clear displays in daylight or at night.
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As a mobile user for about a year and a half, I have the following to say. Okay, good phone, very fast and pleasant to use with a very good camera for photos and videos, especially in good lighting, and as a former user of a cheap Xiaomi (the €200 one), it obviously impressed me. However, what made a terrible impression on me from the very first day of using it was its battery. I was supposed to change my phone to have a better battery compared to the Xiaomi, which I had for three and a half years and it had reached its limits. The battery of the S22, however, is the same as the battery of a cheap Xiaomi for €200... Its battery lasts half a day with moderate use. If you have data and Bluetooth on and use it continuously, it will last 4 to 5 hours... It really disappointed me, and I regretted not researching better before buying it, as I thought, okay, it's an S22, what could possibly go wrong. And besides that, the phone overheats a lot to the point where you can't touch it without a case. I've had a few occasions where I was outside on a sunny day and used it moderately with data on, and as I opened the camera to record a video, I realized it had overheated and its brightness decreased without me being able to do anything about it other than stop using it to let it cool down. Well, I won't even mention using it while charging and simultaneously doing heavy tasks... Recently, I was charging it with data on, Hotspot, and Bluetooth, and I was on a video call on Instagram, and I noticed that the phone reached a temperature of 53° and that the battery percentage was not increasing but decreasing (the charger was super fast) or the screen was burning (obviously the back more) but I didn't realize it because I had a case on, but when I took it off, I couldn't touch the phone. I believe something like this is dangerous for an explosion. I turned it off and let it charge and cool down because I was really scared. So, conclusion: the phone is a good phone with a battery issue. If you use it moderately (without data on all the time), its battery might last more than half a day, but definitely needs charging by evening. I think since the day I got it, the times it lasted me all day can be counted on one hand, and I used it very little. If you want it for heavy use (games, data, video calls, continuous video), I do not recommend it. Not that you can't take videos in general or make calls, just that in some "heavy" conditions, it's not suitable.
Pros: It has a good screen with very nice refresh rate , it also has a very good camera , the exynos processor is very nice , it has a very fast finger print sensor.
Cons: The only bad thing that i can say about this phone is that the battery is pretty bad, with a full charge it can last for about 8 hours with heavy use .
In everything, it is excellent in photography, video, games, sound, and after the latest update of Android, the battery has improved significantly compared to before!
its a good phone small and suitable. Its very fast and it doesnt crash easily. The battery is tragic I need to charge it every 2-3 hours and it doest last very long.
Samsung and crashing are synonymous.
At least 3 times in the 6 months that I have it, it has frozen and takes a couple of minutes to recover.. The battery is simply tragic.
I would still choose Samsung no matter what happens because I can't get used to another menu, it suits me but this company always disappoints you in some things. It is not justified for this amount of crashing.
After 15 years, I decided to switch from Xiaomi to Samsung. I didn't expect such a change, but I was pleasantly surprised. The software is so smooth, the Dex is amazing. I forgot how my laptop looks like with such a great screen, camera, sound, and UI 6.0. The security updates are very well taken care of. The 5G signal is excellent, reaching 500 Mbps just for fun. The only downside is the battery, Samsung should have had a 4000-4200 mAh battery. For the needs of Dex, I got the UGREEN hub with power delivery. It has a Type-C connector that connects to the phone, an HDMI 4K Ultra HD, 3 USB ports, and a Type-C PD, so the battery doesn't drain when connected to Dex
The mobile phone is excellent, I have it for about 6 months and if you adjust the settings (power saving, battery protection), then the battery lasts for a day. It is perfect for photos, videos, gaming, and browsing, and if you restart it once a week as the manufacturer says, it will never freeze.
The battery is simply bad, with minimal use mainly for talking and browsing it doesn't last the day. Of course, 5G is disabled. Other than that, it's fine.
This specific mobile phone is defective! I have bought it 7 months ago and for 4 months it has been in service! At Samsung's headquarters, you can't get any help! They mock you, they make fun of you and they play with your money! Shameful, just shameful! Don't buy it! You will regret spending your money on it! I bought it in installments and they refuse to replace it even though it is defective!!!!
I used to really like Samsung, and when I got my hands on the Xiaomi, I thought I was here to stay. But when I got tired of it, I said let's go back to Samsung. I saw it up close and it's small. I just bought it and it was the worst purchase of my life. It's not worth 780 euros, not even 100 euros. I am very disappointed with this phone. The battery doesn't even last half a day without doing anything. As a basic function, it's okay, but Xiaomi probably works better. Stay away from this phone, you will regret your money!!! This phone is garbage
I have had the phone for 7 months and overall I am satisfied. However, I want to note some things that bothered me. First of all, the phone heats up after long intense use, although this has not affected its performance. Also, at some intervals it ends phone calls on its own and because I spoke with other owners of the same model, I am not the only one who has noticed this. The battery lasts quite a while depending on use. The camera is flawless, I have no complaints, as well as the quality of the screen and construction in general. For the price I got it, 600 euros, I would highly recommend it.
For the price of 600 euros at the moment I am writing, it is not worth it at all!
I was looking for a mobile phone with a small screen but powerful performance, I got it as a gift luckily and I don't regret my money.
On the positive side, it is a very delicate small-sized mobile phone, correct dimensions for me to handle it with one hand, it could be slightly lighter. It has a fast processor and a good camera, takes nice photos.
On the negative side, the big problem is that the battery does not last at all, you have to lower the screen refresh rate from 120Hz to 60, reduce brightness and turn off 5G, so it lasts just over a day, depending on usage of course. It's tragic that it doesn't come with a charger that costs $10, while you pay 600 euros. Unbelievable that it doesn't accept a memory card and I can't have my data there in case the phone crashes. The fingerprint is on the screen and doesn't respond correctly, I have disabled it, I have set a pin and face recognition. Overall, I think Samsung has lost it and is selling this phone at this price without even the accessories.
The negative thing about Samsung is the battery. I hadn't used it for years and when I started using it again, it didn't last half a day. It has been years, but no matter what they add to the phone, if they don't fix the battery, I won't buy Samsung again. I preferred Xiaomi Redmi Note 11S. It costs less than 300€ compared to Samsung's 700€, which says a lot. If they fix the battery, we can talk again
Review after one year in my hands.
Quality construction, very fast, very good camera, comfortable in the hand, battery tolerable for its size, 3.5-5.5h SOT depending on usage, but no games during the day.
The phone is very good even at 60Hz, that's how I use it.
When I bought it, they initially gave me, by mistake, the American version with Snapdragon. During device setup, it got really hot. Because this was my mistake, they changed it to the European version with Exynos. Thankfully!! With Exynos, it didn't get as hot during setup.
My previous Samsung devices: S7 Edge, S8, Note8, S9 Plus, all very good, always delivering what they promised.
The S22 is better overall.
Comparing it to an iPhone, in my opinion, would be unfair to either the iPhone or the S22 because they are quite different. Some iPhones are better in some aspects, while some Samsung S/Android series are better in others!!
If the S23 (for convenient size) has significantly better battery life and its price drops significantly... okay!!
Someone wrote "turn off 5G and 120Hz and the battery will last much longer. No, my friend. You choose a phone for the features it provides. If you constantly have them turned off because the battery is terrible, then buy a different phone. I've had this phone for about 7 months. From the first days, its battery is awful. It barely lasts half a day. From 9 in the morning until 4, it's dead. And from around 10% battery, its performance decreases ridiculously. It also has a major issue with temperature. It heats up very easily with simple usage. To the point of overheating, not just "oh, it got warm". If you try to take 10 photos, it will heat up immediately. The other day, I uploaded a 50-second story and it was burning the whole time. It's a shame. As for the camera, the zoom on the x30 is terrible. It also struggles a lot to focus correctly when you're at x20 and above. I'm a Samsung fan, but this model is simply terrible.
I give it four stars because of the battery.
I really can't understand their logic, they make such a good phone and it lacks in battery, the most important thing! I've only had it for 3 days.
Other than that, the phone is amazing, the camera is fantastic with such realistic photos.
I have bought it 10 months ago and I have regretted it irreversibly. The battery lasts half a day compared to previous phones I had, from other companies. It's a shame that I spent 700€.
The mobile phone is very good. The screen, a classic Samsung, is flawless with very good resolution and 120hz or 60hz if you want to save battery. The battery could have been better, if you use 60hz and 4g+ depending on your usage, it can last a very long time or quite a bit, but you won't have any issues. However, if you want 120hz for a smooth experience and 5g for very fast performance, it will still last quite a bit but less than if you do what I mentioned before. The camera is very good, with very good and clear zoom up to 30x and also very good and clear video, it can shoot 8k 24fps, 4k 60fps, and 1080p at very high fps with very good resolution and zoom. The processor is very good, although sometimes it heats up, but that doesn't happen often, so you'll be fine. Now, for gaming, it handles it well as it has a good processor and good graphics, so you'll be satisfied there too.
Do not listen to those who talk about the battery. They are clueless. Disable 5G, use only 4G+, and the 120 Hz, and at the end of the day, you have 40% battery with moderate to heavy usage. The phone is fine
I usually don't write product reviews, but here the disappointment needs to be heard. Let me say that I have been a Samsung user for many years, with my latest phone being the Samsung S9+ which was amazing. I am completely disappointed. Firstly, the S9+ overall is better than the S22. The S22 mainly offers a good camera. That's it. Compared to the phones available in the competition, this phone is a complete miss. I have never seen a worse battery in a phone. The battery is so bad that it makes you nostalgic for the Nokia 3310 era. It almost leaves you with a psychological trauma. I wonder how this phone was released in 2020+ with such a terrible battery. It doesn't even meet the basic usage requirements, let alone if you want to play games or be social. At least three charges per day. As for the rest, there is nothing impressive. This phone cost around 800 euros!!?? They should almost compensate me for this poor imitation of a Samsung phone. If you are thinking of getting it, read this comment and go on vacation instead.
Coming from a Huawei P20 that I had for 5 years and unfortunately the battery started to deteriorate and probably because of that it started to restart frequently. But other than that, the phone was great. Unfortunately, due to Google Services, I couldn't go back to Huawei. So the next choice, being an Android user, was Samsung, a view I formed while working in a technology store for several years. I was torn between the S21FE (good reviews from people who had it and of course Snapdragon...) and the S22 which was on sale. I ended up going for the flagship, so let's get to the evaluation... It's not worth the money.... I got the 256GB for 600 euros instead of the current price of 750-760. However, it's not worth it. Actually, it's worth it if you're really interested in the camera. That's where it excels. It's a fast phone, although I don't trust the Exynos and it's already getting quite hot in a month. It also has a great screen and sound. And that's where the good things end. The battery is a curse. With moderate use, it lasts a day, with heavier use, not even a day, and fast charging takes 1 hour and something. The fingerprint sensor (with a glass protector) is terrible.... If I've tried to unlock it 100 times, 90 times it didn't unlock and I made multiple attempts to get it to work. And I'm someone who used it a lot for unlocking, apps, and bank payments on Huawei and it worked effortlessly. It's a 2017 phone, right? The face recognition is also tragic... I've tried two different face scans and it struggles a lot to recognize. Well, let's not even talk about it at night... Also, something that worked effortlessly on the P20. In short, I won't say it's garbage or that it doesn't perform my tasks to a great extent. Also, because I have a newborn at home, I've taken some amazing photos and videos. But let me put it simply... If someone told me they would buy it for 500 euros (1 month old phone), I would sell it and go buy the S21FE or go buy a Huawei and deal with the workaround they have done for Google. At least I would have peace of mind...
Away!!!
I have never felt like I wasted so much money for no reason before, on any device, whether it's a mobile or something else!
The response in navigation (UI) was pure disappointment. Permanent disappointment!
It took an hour to recognize the fingerprint (don't even get me started on face recognition, still waiting...) and especially in situations where you wanted to quickly open an application, like Google Play to pay for groceries, it could freeze, lag, open the application and you had to wait 5 seconds for it to unfreeze. And when you have more than 3-4 applications open, good luck...
I had no complaints about the result of the photos, but it often froze in videos and photos, especially when you moved your hand somewhat quickly, something that was captured in the final video, which is unacceptable.
The battery. Finally, I won't describe it anymore because I'll start cursing.
Screen brightness, connectivity, calls, sound, and various other features and automations of Samsung, okay they were good, but not like I can't live without them, plus when you have such features, you should have an efficient system that doesn't freeze.
In conclusion, I will tell you what I said from the first days I bought it and realized what the hell I did... Never again Samsung! (I haven't bought a Samsung since the Note Edge 2015, which was far superior to the 22, but even that was... Samsung!)
Never again Samsung!
Guys, I've had my phone for 3 months and it seems pretty good to me! Yes, it doesn't have the best battery on the market, but it's not the worst either... Personally, I use it for TikTok and Instagram and it lasts me just fine until the evening... Now, for those of you who want to charge it 3 times a day, I really don't know... Do you ever put it down? For now, I'm happy with my phone!
I have tried many phones.
It's by far the worst I've ever had.
I would only recommend it to someone who uses it minimally.
Yes, it's not laggy, it's fast, etc. but what can I do? You need to charge it 2-3 times a day. I went abroad and I was hugging my power bank.
As if that wasn't enough, at some point without charging it, it wrote to me that it had overheated and needed to be restarted! Ridiculous...
As the owner of this particular phone for the past 2 weeks, I have the following to say. The screen is simply amazing! You enjoy browsing, watching videos, and generally using it with such a screen and resolution. You feel like you're holding an expensive and high-quality phone. The camera is just incredible. It has nothing to envy an iPhone in any way. The next very important thing is its size. Guys, the size is ideal! I don't like using phones that don't fit in my pockets. However, this particular model fits comfortably in your hand and is very convenient to use.
Now let's move on to the negative that everyone mentions, its battery. It certainly doesn't have the best battery, but guys, its battery is just average and not so bad. You will need to invest in a good power bank. And in the end, it's the most economical phone in the s22 series. Obviously, it will have to fall short in something compared to the higher-end models. Personally, I use the phone all day and I consider the negative comments to be exaggerated. You can't have such a high-quality phone that literally has it all and complain about the not-so-good battery.
In summary, after acquiring the s22, I consider iPhones to be highly overrated, a scam, and a waste of money! I highly recommend it, but it would be good to also get a power bank along with the charger.
I have had it since May 22 and I am not satisfied at all. The battery lasts very little and the phone heats up very easily. It constantly wants to receive updates - immediately after the updates it suggests another update! It's not worth it in any case, I do not recommend it.
Premium device, flawless photos and videos, never lags. The only downside is the relatively short battery life, although personally I usually get through a whole day with a full charge. For the 600 euros I paid, it's definitely a good choice.
I am the owner of the phone since 08/22 coming from the s10, it has never frozen on me, and the battery lasts easily all day with normal use (calls, viber, Instagram videos). As for photos and videos, I can't say much because I'm a typical user without special knowledge of photography and video.
I deduct 2 stars due to battery issues. It's just as tragic as many Samsung models I've had in the past. If there's a problem, I can't understand why they don't fix it.
I will only talk about the battery! It's tragically bad! It needs to be charged up to three times a day! It gets too hot and has some glitches! Don't even consider it as a joke!
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