Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 12/256 GB, Dual: nano SIM eSIM, black phantom by Janis Libeks ᠌

The device as a whole is good, but personally my expectations were not very justified. I did not feel any radical changes when switching from the S20. I'm getting used to the "shovel", like there are pluses, but it was possible not to drive. I took it on pre-order at the old price with discounts and headphones, which at least somehow pleases. With its pros: - subjectively beautiful rectangular shape, the camera unit with the right cover is quite nice - everything is quite fast, bright, large - camera quality is very good - screen glass is better than previous generations, smoother, collects much less fingerprints, I do not use protective films - fingerprint scanner perfectly recognizes fingers With its cons: - removed support for microsd to sell models with a large amount of memory for a lot of money. nothing prevented leaving the microsd except for greed and copying the stub. I have a chic and expensive 1TB memory card and now it lies like a flash drive, although it could have been in the phone. I had to take a model with 1TB on board, as I need a lot of space for a collection of music in flac. I had to go to the Samsung on about. - a stylus - it is practically useless, but this is a moot point, but for myself, I did not find any reason why I should waste time extracting it. There is nothing that I could not do without him. I think that this is wasted space that should have been given to a microsd slot or a larger battery. the stylus must be given out to the suffering separately, or 2 versions of the phone should be made, as it actually was before. - a 5000 mah battery does not provide any advantage, since a large screen also consumes more - the rounded edges of the screen are not needed, when using the cover they are practically hidden, and the space that is visible gives a visual distortion of the picture at the edges. Useless show-off, which you notice exactly before putting on the cover, after which it, on the contrary, strains. And yes, there is dust in there. - when switching from smaller sizes (S20 6.2"), it is very unusual, the phone seems much heavier, it feels like some kind of brick in pockets, it seems that you will drop it from your hands.