Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S22 8/128 GB, Dual: nano SIM eSIM, White phantom by Micha Kochaski ᠌

Samsung has tried to create a balanced workhorse for those who need a phone for work. And they did it. 1) Screen. It is gorgeous, despite the presence of rather pronounced frames. Samsung did not make rounded corners in the form of a waterfall this time, but simply took and made a solid screen with excellent color reproduction without any rounding. Perhaps because of false positives on rounded edges, perhaps because of the fragility of such edges, or maybe they just saved money :) 2) Processor. I have a version with Exynos, but this does not prevent the gadget from coping with the endless influx of instant messengers and surfing. In the conditional World of Tanks Blitz, there is no heating / discharge at all with standard settings, which is surprising. Apparently, the chip itself is good, and software optimization from Samsung is at the highest level. 3) Communication. There were no questions until the gadget began to lose the Internet out of the blue, which was very infuriating. The problem seems to have been fixed with the latest ates. 4) Camera. After Pixel 3, I don’t like Quad Bayer sensors (a la 64 MP soap), as I associate such sensors with Chinese consumer goods. But this is not the case, there are large sensors that perfectly capture the light. If you want a better exposure, then take the iPhone 14 (not Pro), where the sensor collects just the maximum light, but at the same time the resolution is much lower than that of Samsung. 5) Battery. I use a black theme and the device lives perfectly until the end of the day, without a single recharge. Thanks to Samsung for the ability to turn off fast charging, as this game kills batteries in a year. And the function of limiting the charge above 85% is generally a miracle. (I charge with 15W original charger) I chose between the iPhone 14 and Samsung Galaxy S22+ for a long time, until I decided that I didn’t want Apple steps in the form of non-working services at all. I do not want to be thrown for my own money, sorry. In addition, the iPhone 14 battery raises a lot of questions. I was lucky to grab a Certify version with two SIM cards in Amazon for 50 thousand, it’s risky to take not Certify.