Review on Samsung Galaxy S22 8/128 GB Smartphone, black phantom by Agata Jasiczek ᠌

1- There is typically no autonomy! The worst Samsung I've ever owned is this one. You must refuel two to three times per day! I merely reside in the outlet! Also, the inexplicable zhor persists despite my efforts to switch off all game services, superfluous services, and other things that could be turned off, which only had a marginally positive effect. I don't play games, but I never have enough data on my phone to last a day! Even though I hardly ever play games, seldom use the camera, and only occasionally make calls and use social media, I still charge it at least once or twice. Imagineing if I played on it is terrifying! 2 – freezes, braking, and bugs! ON a top-of-the-line flagship CPU! Moreover, I have a friend with an Exinos who has a version that is identical to mine but slightly better on the Snapdragon. Simple chores have apparent friezes, which is quite annoying! This is not possible on phones under $10, but the flagship model here costs less than $100! 3 - In any task, even just looking at the desktop, the phone heats up like a stove! If you are in the sun, nearly nothing on the screen is visible because the screen dims from heating. 4 - awful PWM on the monitor! It's normal if the brightness is set to its maximum, however if you decrease the display, your eyes begin to tire of the PWM. 5 — Poor camera! I don't know why some individuals are so enthusiastic. Also, the image is horribly lathering, which is caused by both the software and the optics. The photographs seem fine in direct sunshine, but heck, they look even better on mobile devices. If it starts to get a little dark, there isn't enough light, so the pictures are really awful and the edges are all blurry, only the center is sharp. . 6 - The print underneath the screen is very revolting! Of course, there are times when it works flawlessly, but 2 out of every 5 times, it doesn't want to work at all, and the hands are dry. But under the screen, it's absolute garbage! It would be better if they integrated a print into the power button or, at the very least, on the back! In summary, the imprint looks to be such an old technology following an iPhone with face ID!