What most people don't observe is that because of the wider form factor ...s22 s23 s24 ultras are the only phones with really large screen real estate ...tall phones offer 6.8 inches diagonally but the real usable screen in most modern flagships is significantly lesser than the note and the s series {s22 onwards ) ... Using the wider screen is a really gaming changing experience....once you use the wide screen of the s22 ultra ...no other phone is going to give you the same satisfaction. It is especially useful for using split screens and spen
I challenge somebody to put the s24 ultra s23 old truck next to the s22 or any iPhone display next to the s22 ultra and tell me that it's any better this phone is awesome it's still functions just as fast the camera still has the great camera where you can take those moon pictures and it takes great pictures sometimes a little too vibrant for me but that's any Samsung camera You're going to get that with any Samsung phone so that has nothing to do with this phone and it's just one of the greatest phones ever created by any company it's just an awesome phone I think it's the standard by which ultras should be judged
I've had my S22U for 2 years now. I'm not a big gamer - some daily word puzzles, general reading, listening to some music services, etc. I use the Anker 45 watt charger. Full charge for a little over 24 hours is 80%. I don't understand why there is so much animosity attached to the use of this phone. I plan on sticking with this at least until the S25U hits the market. When that happens, I don't plan on jumping ship right away. The camera is beautiful. I normally don't take a lot of pictures because the 512GB storage is not sufficient for me. I have a truck load of music on there. I need the 1TB model. In a nutshell, it’s the best Samsung phone I've ever owned. (Captivate, GS4, GS9, GS10)
Of course you wouldn't use the phone much Because of your age! I use my S20 Ultra ALOT for gaming, taking pictures and social media and I'm enjoying 128GB of space(Obviously Snapdragon chip) I can't wait to upgrade to the S22U or S23U I'm very picky lol
I dont know why many people prefer the s21 U design. For me it looked outdated when it first came out. S22 U onwards the S series looks as good as iphones in my opinion.
Thank you for this honest review! I bought mine last month and I am very happy with it, it checks all the boxes for my usage, except battery life, that's a bit mediocre. Build is superb, display is fantastic, just as the cameras!! Performance is on par with all the flagships nowadays, so my user experience leaves really nothing to desire!
Had the s22 ultra since 6 months of release. Was kind of disappointed that the SD card slot was removed but runs perfect. I don't see any purpose in upgrading, as the newer Samsungs seem to be nearly identical (kind of like upgrading from a 2021 Toyota Camry to a 2023 Toyota Camry). Some people even compliment the look of my phone, even when showing them a normal video on my phone.
Just paid 270 for mine in a reddy orange colour off 4gadgets,exynos 128gb.Shocking how much the value has went down,it’s still a very capable phone and the updates have improved it,it should get android 16.
Could you please help me by telling how I can change the screen on my phone when I push the on /off button. Not the wallpaper or home scree or lock screen. Thanks for your help.
I used to update every 3 to 6 months with LG and Samsung in the iPhones back and forth with jump onto man at T-Mobile but I'm still rocking the s22 ultra to this day I've kept it this long there's just no reason to switch I used to switch but the 23 ultra and the 24 I'm so used to the curve display that flat display on the 24 ultra I didn't like it when I went and looked at it I wouldn't there's just no reason to upgrade this phone is still a top of the line flagship
I'm still using one with Exynos chip inside, but battery is just not too good for me. I usually need to charge if I'm on 5G. Everything else is still great.
Battery wore out faster than i expected. I use it 10hr a day for work. Charging port broke just like last s22 and s21. Phones to expensive for what it does. Camera is fantastic.
One plus 12 hands down, my battery life on my s22 ultra is not very good, and honestly the performance is very poor in certain apps. Snapdragon 8 gen 1 was a pretty poor chip, power hungry, and lags on some apps for me.
Is it possible to use an external microfone when recording videos? Im using a rode wireless but it needs a 3,5 jack. And how about Esim, is it compatible? Thanks!
@@vitalsaxon_ many samsung users are experiencing green line issue or their screens esp after a software update. not sure if samsung already fixed the issue
exinos 2200 :D, :D :D :D its a big fcking joke Genshin after 5 minutes 50 degrees C :D gfo exinos i changed 2ss+ for regular s23 exinos vs snapdragon whole different story not again
