Review on Samsung Galaxy S22 8/128 GB Smartphone, black phantom by Janis Skrindzevskis ᠌

The "Disadvantages" section no longer appears, yet the problems remain. I won't put the reader through any more torture by repeating the obvious, but I will add something a little more personal: the interface. When compared to the S8, it's not as attractive or as comfy. And if the first is subjective, I'll offer you a cold, hard fact about the second: you can't arrange a grid of six frames wide in the native gallery; the options are four or eight. But it could be done with the S8. In spite of this, on S22, unnecessary and space-hogging frames were inserted between actual frames for no good reason. Someone would argue that these are petty details, but they contribute to one's overall perception of the gadget. As compared to the older S8, which is still on par with the best iPhone Pro models, the S22 is clearly inferior. This may seem unbelievable to people who have never used a S8 or S9, but it is in fact the case. You can feel the craftsmanship in the smooth metal frame, the rounded corners of the display and the back, and the way the gadget rests in your hand. Unfortunately, S22 has a worse quality feel and appearance. Anyone who doubt the Samsung S8's superiority need only visit an Apple store nearby and make a side-by-side comparison (not with the standard, but with the Pro series) to see for themselves. To the Samsung representative office, in the hopes that they will relay the information to the head office, which in a few years will be able to do something as legendary as the S8 again, and to the elderly like myself who have been looking for replacements for their phones for a long time while ignoring the latest Samsung lines for asymmetrical frames, I dedicate this review. You don't have to bring back curved displays, but you should create a device roughly the size of an iPhone mini or slightly larger, make it much thinner, bring back the microSD card slot and the 3.5 mm headphone jack, and so on and so forth. And no, these are not recent, intense feelings; the S22 has been part of my life for almost a month now. If you remember, Samsung, you can achieve anything.