Pros
- Display, photography, photographic output, and memory
Cons
- battery capacity
Pros
- Great design
Cons
- Small battery capacity, fast charging slaughtered up to 25W
Pros
- - Appearance (especially if you order in exclusive colors); - The most optimal size (I understand that someone needs a larger screen, someone smaller. In my opinion, this is the golden mean); - Very pleasant tactile sensations; - Gorgeous image; - Fast smooth operation; - Great camera.
Cons
- - Battery! In a moderate mode of operation (messengers, social networks, the Internet, no games), it lives exactly a day. Comparable to my A8 with two sims installed and active work on it during the day. And he, for a minute, is already 3.5 years old! - The package could have been better. The adapter and protective film had to be purchased separately. For a gadget for 80k, this is absolutely not serious. Smartphones of the same Samsung are lower level and then they had a richer bundle.
Pros
- It's pretty hard to find positives, for all my past love for the Samsung Galaxy S8, I'm so disappointed that I can't find a single moment that I really like, overshadow all the shortcomings, and make the device stand out from the competition. Except maybe a limited color option with a graphite back and a matte black frame, which is what I chose. If there wasn't this version, I wouldn't have bought the S22, because the rest look much less pretty and stylish (subjectively). However, perhaps it would be better not to buy, but more on that below.
Cons
- I will try to place the shortcomings in descending order of importance for me personally: 1) The camera (main) often shoots worse than my five-year-old S8. Sometimes the shots of the S22 turn out better, but this is absolutely not the new level that I was counting on (the phone for me is in many ways a camera). I won't go into details, I took a million comparison shots and analyzed them on the computer, but sometimes the S22 makes such childish mistakes that the S8 never made. And even the clarity of the pictures from the old man is better. 2) The dimensions, which supposedly have become minimal in recent years, are still too huge for me (the version is not +), it is almost impossible to use the phone in the case with one hand, the width and, especially, the thickness, are noticeably larger than my S8, which lies in the hand is almost perfect, although I would like even less, like the iPhone 12/13 mini. The protruding cameras make it impossible to use without a case - it does not even lie flat on the table, and you cannot control it with one finger. 3) Terrible screen. Let many reviewers write laudatory reviews, but I can compare it with the latest iPhone and my old S8. It just doesn’t fit in my head, but the S22 screen is really worse. And so much so that I do not want to use it. First, it is wildly green. The manual setting improved the situation a little, but the S8 and S22 lie next to me, and even on the Always On Display I can see how flawed the white color of the latter is, and how perfect and pleasant it is on the S8. 4) The lack of a slot for a micro-SD card - yes, this was known in advance, but I hoped that there would be no other minuses, and the pluses would outweigh this drawback. And the most annoying thing is that there is no increase in the speed of saving photos / videos! 5) Performance, autonomy - all this is one point, since many have already written, I will not repeat myself. Let me just say that all the last years I thought that it was my old S8 that was buggy and discharged too quickly, but when on a completely clean new S22 I saw interface lags .
Pros
- Miniature, cool design, convenient software shell, great camera
Cons
- The battery lasts for a maximum of 1 day (with intensive use, even less)
Pros
- Screen, camera, performance, memory
Cons
- Battery size
Pros
- Compact size; fast charging
Cons
- Camera, battery, speed, reliability
Pros
- Flagship flagship in a compact package. The screen, the filling, the case, the cameras, the internal ecosystem are all top. Everything that is not in Google Play due to "bad 2022s" is in the Samsung Store from which everything is also ated.
Cons
- The battery is small, but that's to be expected. Although the optimization is good. It is difficult to say how long the charge will last, since in idle mode it is consumed extremely slowly (about 1% per hour, with connected bluetooth, Wi-Fi, silent ating of all services, etc.), and in heavy games and other heavy applications, where you need a lot of Internet and / or geolocation, it will sit down for 5 hours at most.
Pros
- The smartphone may be held quite easily with one hand without causing any discomfort. Using the S22 with one hand is really convenient. In my opinion, there is not the slightest possibility that it will lead to a scenario in which one will be required to reach out with the thumb of the right hand to the upper left corner of the screen in the opposite direction. The "back" command can be executed by moving the same finger slightly from the edge of the screen that is closest to it in the opposite direction (swiping from right to left).
Cons
- Autonomy. That most certainly is, however it does not live up to expectations. It will make a big difference in battery life if you don't use the Always On Display, even if you use it in Touch to Image mode. Activating the mode that saves power will cause a slight delay in the process. If you also include "App and Screen Restriction" in this mode, then you can completely forget about caring about the battery charge for the entire day. This mode allows you to restrict what apps can do on your screen and what apps can do on your phone. Nonetheless, this mode stands out as an exception. It reduces the number of functionalities and designs to the bare minimum. There are some people who won't enjoy using it for an extended period of time. This enables me to preserve the charge in the region of 40-60% even if I drive the car rather frequently. On the other hand, if you don't use your smartphone for an abnormally long period of time while you're at work, I believe you should have enough battery power by the time you go home. The function of merely picking up the phone and putting it to one's ear in order to answer a call is severely deficient. On my Huawei P10 Plus, 2022, this way was successful. Amazing quality to have. 1. The fingerprint unlock feature requires additional screen presses compared to the Huawei P10 Plus. It takes some practice. 2. Users report that the face unlock functionality is two to three times less reliable than on the iPhone X. 3. The sensitivity of the screen is significantly diminished when protective glass is used. In my case, it was so noticeable that I had to remove it.
Pros
- 1) Size 2) Design 3) Camera 4) Screen 5) Weight and much more.
Cons
- 1) Hot 2) Battery
Pros
- Compactness.
Cons
- I will compare with the 3-year-old Samsung S9 +. What does not allow normal use of the phone: 1. Unable to use notifications and widgets interactively. There is a 50% chance that the Mark as read button, music/video playback control, and other notification controls will not work. Or they will work immediately for all clicks with a delay of 30-90 seconds. Those. you turned on music, you want to immediately pause it through the player in the notification - but it does not work. You press 5 times and it does not work, and then it will work when the phone is already in your pocket. Same with SMS and Samsung's email app. 2. The battery works the same as on the 3-year-old S9 + (which is why I changed it). It turned out an awl for soap. At lunchtime, it’s already 50%, and if you don’t recharge, then you can’t get home with a navigator. 3. Camera freezes. They are noticeable when you turn on the camera and work with it. It might have been overlooked if it wasn't worse than on my previous phone. Also, when shooting a video in slow motion, every second it twitches, I have never seen this at all. 4. Sometimes it does not charge. There are 4 other Samsungs at home (S7, J5, A41, S9 +) and it has never happened that when the cable is connected normally, the phone does not charge. Yes, there is a slow charge mode (more than 2 hours). With the same phone, you can turn on the phone for charging and it will be discharged to zero overnight. This happened 2 times in a month (the charge is not native, but good and tested by 4 Samsung models). And 1 time this happened with a Samsung charger. Every time you have to check in the notification curtain which mode the phone decides to turn on - charging mode or discharging mode. What do not like subjectively: 1. The back cover is made of some kind of plastic, to which nothing is glued, including the holder ring. And I need it. Therefore, I had to buy a case and glue the ring on it. In toga, the phone became large and less convenient. But even without a case, it is not as comfortable in the hand as the S9 + due to sharp edges. 2. The sound is flat and quiet compared to the S9+.
