[TYPO ALERT] Welp, I'm a moron. "iPhone 12 Pro" should read as "iPhone 13 Pro" in those comparison shots. Sorry, folks - this is what I get for not having a copy editor. 🙃
@@MAR786786 Thanks! Prices seem to have come way down since I bought it a few years back. It's quite slow, but it gets the job done: www.amazon.com/SanDisk-128GB-Ultra-Drive-Type-C/dp/B01EZ0X55C
It really blew my mind. We've all seen some zoom shots in the reviews but this was the first time I actually rewatched it multiple times because I couldn't believe it. Not only that, but it actually seems like a real world usecase I could see myself use one day
6:46 That shot with the incremental zoom out to show just how far the shot was taken from was pretty jaw dropping! I respect that you also briefly acknowledged the potential "creep" concern with such optical power as well. Though I'll still be sticking with my Note 9 for just a little bit longer, brilliant review as always!
Still have my note 9 as well. But I think it is time to bite the bullet as I have replaced and cracked my screen. Replaced the wobbling charging port and it started to woble again. Also, the battery upgrade would be nice cause I drive with maps a lot and forget to charge it. But it will suck cause my truck does not have Bluetooth :( but maybe ill just replace the screen again and keep the legend alive for another year!)
Samsung has legitimately impressed me over the last few years. Especially on the software support front. I never would have thought my Galaxy would be on an update schedule that's more or less in line with my Pixel.
I assume the fast update policy mostly applies to their phone lineup and, in particular, their flagships. I have a Galaxy Tab S6 Lite which, granted, is almost two years old [since official release in May 2020] and the Lite moniker means it wouldn't get the same love as its non-Lite peers, but I'm still waiting for an update to One UI 4.X from 3.1 while the Android 13 developer preview is out and its stable version will be released in a few months. Also I don't agree with the suggestion that we as consumers should "take it easy" on Samsung just because Samsung produces a wide variety of phones and tablets and that it theoretically means more work to get the timely software updates done across all devices. Now don't get me wrong. There's so much I appreciate about Samsung products and especially the One UI and how far they've come in terms of both aesthetics and performance of the OS and how Samsung phones have always had features years ahead of competition. But honestly, the update policy still has some way to go before being seen as Pixel-level.
I really like that 60 seconds you dedicate to the details! Some of us look across the internet for those details, because almost everyone speaks about the more obvious stuff! Keep up the good work!
Hey Michael, 3 things. 1) This review should honestly be called “Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: The Movie”. As per usual, the script, cinematography, explanation, presentation, your voice and microphone quality (as well as the pace and intonations that characterize your speech) were all top notch. Cinema grade, might I say. This was a whole story. 2) I see you still play Smash Hit. I first became aware of that game from your OnePlus 2 review for Pocketnow back in 2015; that video is literally what caused me to download that game. 3) Keep up the great work. I’ve subscribed and unsubscribed to and from a number of tech channels over the years, but I make sure I’m always subscribed to yours. It was a huge hit in the mobile review sector when you took a break from reviewing a few years back 😅
First time I've watched a MrMobile review the day of release *with* the phone he's reviewing. Thanks to you multiple of my family members use Z Fold3s, and now I'm sure I got it right getting the S22 Ultra, haha.
Great review! The portrait shots are amazing! 1:07 the removal of the headphone jack from smartphones is not an issue. You can easily hook up wired headphones with USB to 3.5MM Audio Adapter with 32bit/384khz Hi-Rez Output build in independent DAC chip. They are cheap and remain secure. I use it for my S22 Ultra and have no complaints. But the micro SD card slot is bit of an issue, although transferring files is easy.
On day 3 with the phone now and really loving having my "Note" back. The battery life has definitely been less than stellar but I'm hoping it improves with time...most Samsung phones do.
My first impression is the same as yours, the phone is awesome so far but the battery life not so much. I also hope given an update plus some time to settle down after initial setup will result in better battery life.
@@NM_rocker gotta agree, initial battery life is really bad. Has yours improved Mark? I'll just say I'm glad these phones have Super Fast Charging at 25W because I hate having my phone running below 50% battery or above 80... wish you can manually set the phone to restrict charging to those parameters.
@@alphaspartan it’s gotten a bit better after adaptive battery out some apps to sleep that I only use once I a while. There’s a setting in the battery section that you can set so the battery only charges to 85%, I think the battery percentage will still say 100% but it doesn’t fully charge b
@@NM_rocker I finally went in and manually added a bunch of apps into deep sleep so that I could eek out some additional battery life. I was getting impatient waiting for the OS to do it. 😅 Unless I have a faulty battery, this s Spen seems to drain a lot of battery compared to the S21U.
I always enjoy getting your take on things and look forward to your thoughts on DeX. I have Z Fold 3 and not looking back any time soon. It just does everything I need it to and doesn't feel cramped like a normal phone. The S22U, on the other hand, looks like the next upgrade for possibly my wife as she is a HUGE shutter bug for kids, animals, etc. so that might be right up her alley. That or the S21U.
Guess you didn't watch the review carefully, this camera isn't suited for fast moving subjects-(kids, animals, the like)-you just mentioned. The Xperias are much better in that regard. The higher megapickel count along with the large sensor do have their drawbacks too (including readout speed/shutter lag, shallow depth of focus which can be a problem in certain situations), but all that aside it's a great camera system, just make sure she can handle such a huge brick (I personally can't)!
@@sushimshah2896 did you seriously just recommend a sony phone for photography? Hell no 🤣 sony can't even do hdr properly. And samsungs only really struggle with moving subjects in lower light. A pixel would be a way better option than a sony ever could be
@@propersod2390 If only the Pixel 6 Pro were available in more countries, there's currently only around 10 countries that have the Pixel 6/Pros and even then, some of these regions only carry the 128GB Variant. Importing the phone is not really an option as there will be RMA issues and stuff. But gotta agree, the Sony Xperia's ain't that great after viewing sample videos on youtube. The S22 series will still be the current widely adopted phones globally because of availability issues of the other devices.
@@propersod2390 I don't know why you find it surprising, Sony has been improving, sure it may not be on par in terms of the Auto output, but it isn't a mainstream device for insta-lovers anyway. And I never said that the Xperias have better cameras than the Note, ahem S22U in every situation, I responded for a very specific use-case of the original commenter. And no amount of crazy HDR will save your photo if the subject is out of focus (clearly the animals weren't shot in low-light, so it shouldn't have been blurry according to you, yet they were)! And when it comes to the Pixel (6/Pro specifically), I certainly wouldn't recommend those bug-ridden & generally worse QC phones to anyone I know, not to mention that they are just as limited as the Xperias in terms of availability.
@@propersod2390 For just taking photos and for fast moving subjects they are good. And they are the only ones taking photography seriously enough to still include a two-stage camera button, unlike all the other clowns.
I have a headphone jack and really do use it on a daily basis. Its super convenient to switch calls from phone to a laptop. Android tws earphones just haven't reached that kind of seamless integration just yet unlike the apple earpods.
"He went to fricken California without me, that jerk.!" 🤣🤣🤣 I would have reacted the same way. But anyways, it seems like everyone is getting somewhat of a different experience when it comes to the cameras across the board. Samsung definitely needs to optimize the experience like soon, now that the general public is starting to get their S22 devices.
I was a Note user since number 3 but when the zFold 3 came out I just had to get it. Now I'm torn. I really like having a mini tablet in my pocket but some features of the "new note" look so much better.
It is inexcusable that the iPhone 13 pro max has a better battery life then the S22 Ultra. Samsung needs to improve significantly. As for storage the S22 Ultra should only offer 256GB, 512 GB 1 TB and 2 TB.
This has nothing to do with Samsung, and everything to do with the efficiencies Apple is able to realize by using vertically integrated hardware and software. It's an issue with all Android phones.
All flagships can take you through a full day (some even a day and a half) of heavy use. It's no secret that the iPhone has the better battery endurance. This is expected because the iPhone pauses any and all processes in the background and gives full focus to whatever the user is trying to do at that moment whereas Samsung devices keep the processes running allowing the user to pick up where they left off offering true multitasking (something that's nonexistent in iOS devices). Point being, if you can still make it through a full day with juice to spare, why are we complaining when we're comparing a more capable phone to the iPhone?
dude said inexcusable...lmao these iphone 13 pro's are a different beast. It will take some effort and optimization for any Android device without a 6000+mAh battery to even match it much less beat it.
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Best review, best video edition, best narrator. Such a pleasure to see this.
Thank you, Mr. Mobile. You're the ONLY reviewer I've seen so far that didn't make the stupid "Note name mistake" as a joke. Instead, you just told it as it is. It's a Note in all but the name. Not just that, you STRONGLY said it while others seemed to skip around it. You also pointed out things you missed as an actual Note user which I genuinely think only as a long term full feature user could understand. Even though I have already ordered my unit (an online exclusive colour with the matching S Pen of course), this sir, is the review I've been waiting for.
1:30 No. That's only the case for the US, where everyone uses iPhones. In most of the rest of the world, people still widely use wired headphones, and not as "retro self expression".
Succinct and stylish, as always. Love a good Mr. Mobile review on the morning. Quick aside: I ended up buying an Artek folding keyboard based on your reviewing, and ya know what? I love it. My favorite iPad Pro 11 accessory. Long-haul battery, satisfying mechanism and haven't had a Bluetooth hitch yet. Also, it's a hell of a conversation starter.
Not giving us an SD slot is absolute BS.... no excuse whatsoever. Doesn't matter what's inside, SDs have specific uses that cannot be sidestepped. As such, I'll keep on keeping on with the Note 20 ultra. Worth mentioning too... my cameras are better tbh, especially with the laser focus... my cpu/gpu hangs on just as well... my battery is similar... and uhhh, this isn't a big enough increase in anything to justify getting it if you already have a 20. Maybe the 23 will have an SD card slot, and be marginally better yet. I do rely on the Note though... the spen takes notes, measurements, draws rough mock ups, makes store lists, materials and such, serial numbers, model numbers, so much more... it's constant use. Where most in my position would use paper and pen all day long, I use the phone. But I mean, the screen, resolution, dpi, software, versions of said software, all of it, even ram (the 20u is where the top tier 22 is)... my 20 ultra is IDENTICAL, if not better.
"Industry-leading 4 years --" me: what...? "--of android updates" ah, right. That's considered impressive, even though over a decade ago Apple was doing 5 years and has now gone up to 8 on some devices... perhaps Samsung can ditch Android for a proper, fully-internal OS someday, but it seems Tizen is still a long way off for now.
As an iPhone user (i12pm) I'm jealous - mostly. Zoom, wow! S Pen, wow! Well done Sammy. Now on to the reviewer! Your presentation, voice modulation etc are unsurpassed, not only on RU-vid but TV too. You have a long career ahead of you! Beautiful!
as a big fan of sony omnibalance and tube design the s22 ultra was finally a phone worthy to upgrade from my sony xperia xz1 i adore the design and build quality the screen is finally the kind of bright i want i get 6 hours of onscreen time max none adaptive brightness and i feel this is ok, my mate 10 pro still does 9 hours max brightness which is my benchmark but 6 hours is at the limit of acceptable and i guess it's what i have to accept for max brightness i would also honestly say a sd card slot is nice to have but it's sortof redundant today with as much as 500 or 1 tb of storage, sd cards also does not play well with android, so it's nice but i don't miss it a lot i never used it but it was nice to just have it same with a headphonejack which i also never used some complaints i have ce markings on the back and youtubers receiving specialized s22 ultras with no markings it's so unfair, i spoke to samsung and they told me these specialized review units are what samsung envisioned for the design before regulations of ce markings, allthought sony hid all these markings inside on paper on older xperia devices why couldn't samsung do that? oddly enough sony stopped doing that too, and i hate it. camera performance is terrible just terrible lag overall in the ui not sure if it's exynos or the fact that i received mine 2 weeks ago before the day 1 patch but the phone does not feel smooth speaker not frontfacing i miss that from my sony the s22 ultra is the phone sony should have made not samsung i think foldables are the better way to go at that price but i am so obsessed with design and i can't stand the design of foldables right now weirdly almost closed, asymetrical for no reason at all as those curves can be removed but i guess people are obsessed about curves, if the fold 4 has a squared off design like the s22 ultra i'd buy that instead
You mention that the s22 photo processing yields softer results than with the S21, but the s22 actually fares better in detail retaining. S21 feels sharper because it's artificial sharpening, that never looks good.
i currenlty have the fold 3, really wanted one, the fold 3 is amazing, but I miss the cameras of other phones, I don't use the large screen enough, so been waiting for this review, I hate to say it but I'm going to swap to the s22 ultra, fits my needs better, just needed to make sure no major downfalls
I have the Meze 99 classic headphones which I listen to on Bluetooth with the fiio btr5 receivers using my phone. While having a headphone jack and inbuilt DAC in phones for guys like me would be super useful, the convenience of Bluetooth does it for me 9 out of 10 times.
I havent had a super flagship in a long time, usually i've been getting mid range or slightly under flagship, but ive had my eye on the s22 ultra. That statue of liberty picture absolutely blew my mind. WOW
For all those who don't know : You can now put 3rd party icon packs on to samsung one UI launcher using goodlock. You are no longer restricted to those awful samaung themes.
DeX is one of the reasons why I bought a Samsung. Having a device you can fit in your pocket which can almost function as a PC, makes it a solid all in one device. Hopefully Samsung further improves it in the future.
Very detailed review and excellent production and content quality as always. I have a Samsung s21 Ultra that I'm going to stick with: Although I'd LOVE to have the build in S-pen storage, I just can't justify the cost at this time. Also, thanks for the comparison of the camera to the S21 Ultra, very well done! A+++!
The lack of a MicroSD card slot and of course the price is the thing that's putting me off getting this (or the S22 Plus). I keep my phones for years (I'm currently rocking a S8), so I keep filling them with data for that entire time, to the point that in the last year I got a new MicroSD card for it because the previous 128GB one wasn't cutting it anymore. Still tempted mind, but I'm a lot less eager since I found out about the lack of MicroSD. Might consider the Fold as well, considering the price.
I got mine on Feb 22. Went with the 256gb black and love it. I had the s20 and also had the S21 ultra and I am very happy with the S22 ultra. I also have the tab S7 plus and do not use the Spen that much, but find myself using the pen with the phone more often. Good job on the review
I absolutely love your review! Very comprehensive and relevant for most people use case. As a Note user for the last 6 years, I am absolutely agree with your opening statement! 😂 A versatile device that able to do wide array of activities are the reason I keep using Galaxy Note. The S Pen might feel like gimmicky, or something nice-to-have, but I ended up using it more than I expected.
8/128 as base storage is disappointing for the alleged best non-foldable phone Samsung can make. 2019's Note10+ did 12/256 as base PLUS the expandable storage. The phone is gorgeous but Samsung looks like they are unwilling to make a proper phone with everything they can put on
I loved my z fold 2. A lot actually, however the phone is too fragile for me. I worked in an industrial setting and have a small child. I had the most durable case it still was too risky. The phone broke after only 7 months for a damaged hinge the 1st time. It was only a matter of time for another mishap. I am glad I was part of the initial experience. I know what it has to offer. In a few generations I'll be ready to fold again. In the meantime a power phone like this will do.
I am not buying the folds yet. It think they still have to learn from their designs. It's basically a new type of phone, and I suppose the future, eventually.
Great review 👍. Hoping the zoom functionality makes its way to the Fold later this year. Also, not sure whether you know about Theme Park that is part of the GoodLock app on the galaxy store? You can set 3rd party icon packs from the Play store in that app, and you can make your own themes too.
I always had struggled to replace my p30 pro because i love the camera an their Leica processing which is very different from others....I wanted tp upgrade to another Huawei with more zoom which is now not possible here...S22 ultra is a compelling smartphone..i love zooming and clicking images... nice showcase of zoom
Far better review MKBHD. This was personal takes, and actual experimentation. And when you mentioned specs, it was treated as part of the story, or, done within seconds instead of dragged on.~ This video deserved far more views than MKBHD.
I swear, each and every year I hope for 2 things from Samsung flagships. Better video and non - blurry photos of moving subjects, but no...It looks like it isn't a big problem for Samsung. I don't care about megapixels and zooms, messy photos of anything that's moving is just big NO on phone of this price (and name)
@@sushimshah2896 I don't think it has to do with megapixels. Since S7 Edge, my first Samsung phone, there has been an issue with moving subjects. I think their camera software needs some improvements, especially with hardware this powerful.
Two weeks with the s22 ultra and Im back on the z fold 3. For me I got the same battery life with both, the speakers on the s22 are too quite and not as full as the fold and I hated the in screen fingerprint scanner. The most obviously is the screen real-estate. You get used to using 3 apps on the large display. One other i noticed was that apps opened slower on s22 ultra for some reason.
I absolutely LOVE my S22 Ultra! It arrived early like two days ago, and I love the loud speakers and brighter screen! I came from the S21 Ultra and it's quite the difference! 😌
So the brightness is a upgrade ? I'm coming from the s20 ultra and getting the s22 ultra in 2 weeks mainly because of the new brightness feature since I'm outside alot with my phone
I forgot to say snapdragon gen 1 performs like 865/870 . After 20 min of gaming , ... Gen 1 drops his performance drastically. .. Good device (s22) having serious heart issue.
My Note 9 still works pretty well and it's in great condition because I keep in a case. But my carrier is offering me $400 for it if I get the 22 Ultra. Still trying to decide if I want to do it. I know if I wait till next year's model I'd get even less for my Note 9, which will be 4+ years old by then. Very tempting to upgrade even though there is nothing wrong with my 9.
It is hard to believe when I say that no microSad card slot is a good thing...realized after loosing phone with full 512 gb personal data on it's mixroSad card.
I know it's an Ultra phone with Ultra specs. Love the specs, but wished it was smaller...! 6.8' is massive... and wayyy to large for me to pocket... Loving your reviews Mobileman!
Btw, dex can be geniunely useful, if you use it - with a small folding bt keyboard and a chromecast (or usb-c hdmi cable) the hotel tv becomes a makeshift ms excel machine.
I'm a software engineering student with no plans of buying most of the tech you review but man, your reviews are like crisp short movies. Loved it every time!
Yep, but for those who can only buy the Exynos 2200 version, their gaming experience will be surely pretty bad, so do their battery life, not to mention that they pay for the SAME PRICE
This! Sucks that most of us gets inferior hardware at the same price. I feel like having Snapdragon in the US is just a marketing tactic so that influencers have a "best case scenario" device.
i love that you can bet Fisher will mention a foldable in every single review of a new phone, my man out there trying to ignite the folding phone market alone if need be.
You showed in detail how awesome the galaxy S22 Ultra is while showing its weaknesses. It looks very enticing, and makes me want to ditch my pixel 4a5G
I hear ya on using FHD+ instead of WQHD but honestly I'll take a slight hit on battery to get the best screen resolution. I don't notice any major increase in power consumption. It took a couple days for my phone to adjust and optimize what it wanted to but battery life is pretty great. Not as good as my iPhone 13ProMax but that thing just outlasts everything lol.
Great Review. Personally, I think turning down artificial sharpness has actually made the image looked better in S22 ultra. I felt S21 ultra sharpness was a bit overdone. In fact, all new phones go overkill when it comes to sharpness. The natural sharpness you get from optics is just better.
Very precise! Maybe is a One UI 4 thing, as my Samsung S20 FE after the update seemed less sharp but then I feel they look less "overprocessed" smartphone way and more natural as in a bigger camera way.
You're simply the best! I love your practical approach to your reviews considering even the most subtle details. It's rather unfortunate that I cannot even afford a $300-dollar phone but all the same, it's amazing watching your reviews on high earned phones.
I disagree heavily on the SD Card. If you are interested in photography or shooting videos in the slightest, the SD card is something I can't easily overlook. Those storage options: 1.) Increase price. 2.) Storage remains tied down to that device (cloud storage just isn't the same.) 3.) And none of those storage options are practical for a videographer. With phones capable of 4K footage, that storage burns up extremely quickly. I also miss being able to pop my SD card card from my previous phone and into my new one... And boom, all of my photos are there. Even the video review shows how tedious a USB-C drive is... Slow and cumbersome. I do not want to carry a phone with external storage. Forgiving this and overlooking it is not "moving into the future." It encourages manufacturers to continue omitting features. We're paying more for phones than we ever have with less features, because the manufacturers enjoy cutting costs and pushing those savings onto themselves. The headphone jack can also serve as an aux dongle for other devices. It's not just for "archaic wired headphones." Those omissions should never be associated with a "Note" or "Ultra" branding of any sort.
Michael, if you _have to keep mentioning_ the lack of the SD card support and headphone jack then you really should acknowledge that it's actually a problem for most users. People are sick of throwing away their earphones because the battery drops significantly with age or because a firmware revision causes syncing problems or because, well, the cost for the convenience vs. sound quality isn't worth it. Same goes for storage. Cloud storage lasts as long as the phone plan. And that's if you get it to begin with. You and I both know the goal of these products is to make money. If that means also selling a subscription to a cloud network or productivity suite instead of a one time purchase for something reusable, then they do that instead. It's why Disney+ is bundled with everything. And this isn't a criticism of just Samsung here. Literally every phone company still in it wants you in their ecosystem and buying their products. But you don't have to defend it. I'd actually say get belligerent about it. But getting back to this phone specifically - I can't possibly defend a phone calling itself "Ultra" when it compromises so much. It has fewer features than _last year's_ Xperia 1 III from Sony (that was a hell of a phone by the way - it even became a meme!). The screen is still 1440p, and still has an obscuring notch. The speaker is at the bottom, which is just embarrassing for any premium phone, let's be honest. Are they just trying to make a nice camera? Awesome! Well, where's the dedicated button for it with half-press functions? C'mon, Samsung... I must say that I do love your channel and your delivery though. What phones are you looking forward to this year?
I just attach a USB-C DAC to my headphones (permanently) and still use them. Not sure what the problem is TBH, that was the whole point of USB-C, to become the one device to rule. Even the nonsense about you cannot charge and use at the same time is moot as there are cheap split USB-C dongles or with the iPhone just slap a MagSafe battery pack on. People need to move with the times, you do not have to have Bluetooth!
@@andyH_England So what you're saying is that you have to buy not one, but two extra components, per device, because they don't come with a hardware option that was standard just a few years ago? That's what the problem is, _TBH._
@@DeathInTheSnow I am saying if there is a reasonable workaround we should just go with the flow and enjoy the ride rather than complaining. I personally feel that the Note should be the de facto Swiss Knife of smartphones and should have an SD reader and jack, but that is Samsung’s decision, not anyone else’s. There is room for one phone to be like this but the rest of the flagships should be pushing tech, innovating and trying to find new special solutions.
This sort of review comes only from the Mr. Mobile. Informative, fun, excellent narrative and amazing editing. One of my favorite Tech channels for a reason.
I like having a lot of storage because of my music collection. That alone is about 800gb and I'm not a fan of streaming services for music so it's great having a micro sd. Not sure why they're trying to phase it out. Good review Captain 2Phones.
Easily becoming one of my favorites if not the favorite smartphone reviewer. Also the "when phones were fun" reviews are great and unique. Thanks Mr mobile, for your great content!
Question: bluetooth headsets are popular because there is no 3.5 jack anymore or there is no 3.5 jack because there are no wired headsets anymore? Offering a 3.5 output would not prevent anyone from using a Bluetooth headset if wanted. There's no excuse to this absence.
Folks that say "don't be a creep" to street photography are weird. My theory is if you don't want your photo taken in public, don't go to public places. Aside from that, good review.
I still dislike the microSD and headphone jack trade-offs. Samsung still hasn't topped the Note 9 as far as features. The S21 Ultra still offers more bang for your buck with higher minimum RAM and potentially better battery life. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is such a minor improvement over the 888 and even has some big drawbacks like the high (for a mobile chip) Wattage. The S21 Ultra also has a better overall screen too. Higher resolution and no horrendous curve (it's slight but not very noticeable). The cameras on the S22 Ultra are good, definitely, but they just don't feel particularly special compared to a lot of the competition. Samsung still has a big problem with full camera support in third-party apps, too, which is a real pain. Finally, I've seen multiple reports about people already having stuttering and lag just from using basic UI functions. It's not a horrible phone, but it just doesn't impress me, especially with the S21 Ultra from a year ago. Honestly, if nothing else, I'd buy it if it just had a flat screen... but it doesn't, so I'm just not interested.
I like the zoom on my s21 ultra while I had it. I found the 6 pro camera to be more consistent and especially with skin tones. Thought it was marketing first lol. That was the only advantage was the 100 time zoom. I never take photos that far. Not even on my mirror less camera
A concise and perfect review by Mr. Fisher as always, for the underwhelming flagship from Samsung. The phones they keep pumping out each generation lack any character and charm. Where is the amazement of the curved edge S7, the foldable screens of the flip and fold, to the "meh" candy bar S22 ultra, max, plus, yadda yadda....I'm still gonna hold on to my Galaxy S10 for this year of Samsung releases....
Having the S10e myself I got to say... I'm considering the Note 20 Ultra or the S22 but not the S22 Ultra as an upgrade. The price the lack of better design and diferentiation isn't enough for me to justify paying more than double in Brazil. To bad. I had really high hopes for this one. Maybe the S23 Ultra or even the S25 Ultra depending on my next upgrade will be better options in 2 years or so!
Loved this review! As someone who's is upgrading from the 2018 Samsung Note 9, I can't wait to get my until as I feel I'm finally upgrading to a phone that has everything I want/need. Regardless whether the photos are slightly softer than the S21 Ultra they are bound to be way better than what I'm currently using. And even though I'm losing the headphone jack and SD card slot what I'm gaining is so much more and plan to use this phone for just as long as I did my Note 9. The only sad part of this review is I can't believe I missed your Ingress stream! So saddening!
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
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