Samsung S23+ Vs Samsung S22+ // A No Brainer! 

Thanks. Glad you enjoy the video and found it helpful.

It’s a good phone. I used an S10 before moving to S20FE and it felt like a downgrade

Exactly. I have a pretty large hand and I still can't use it comfortably. It's like a tablet.

That would be great!

Obviously you have plenty of money so you can just upgrade every year or someone paid for your device nothing to fill bad about but at the end of the day you are not getting that much better a device you just get longer battery life and the Gen 2 processor all is cool with that I'm using the s22+ somehow my device really gets not two days but only one day and maybe just a few moor hours and all I've got to do is plug my 45 wat charger in and that pretty much it !

@reggievanness does your phone heats on a normal day to day use?

​@moizqutbi2693 the heat isn't as bad they make it out to be and it heats when I game on a hot day for long period of time...and I play pubg so ..

​@@sisadiliza2008I can get hours of gameplay out of my phone on upscaled emulators and call of duty on my s23+. It never really heats up at all and when it does, the phone adapts and cools down after about 15 mins.

It's nice. I like the S23 series better though

You’re very welcome. Glad I could help. Yeah. I would definitely go 23 over 22.

You will say the same when the 24 plus comes out seriosly

You mean downgrade 😂 If your s9 still works good, keep it.

@@mr1bienvenu1 it doesn't. Many apps on mine no longerfully eork, and the battery is extremely worn down by now.

@@50cooler you ca,xt hold off forever just because something better might come later

Companies do it for money and want you to pay extra if you can find then I agree with that

Lol why you want QHD on a phone... come on man

I noticed the battery life on my S22+ had deteriorated over that of a year ago. I am feeling like I need to find someone to change it out for new one.

@Iamveryhappy If you're not a gamer or don't watch too much videos on your phone, the battery shouldn't be a problem for you. But people who do what I said notice differences on the battery life and feel the S22 series burnt too much the battery.

How do you reduce the speed?

Did the battrey became weaker since you bought it or same ?

@@aboabed8685 same, before I had the regular S22 and the battery was a disaster, that's why I switched to the plus

@@jamalonso2360 How’s the battery on the plus?

@@Tristin471the battery on the S22+ it's really good,I really love small phones but after a couple months you get use to the size and it's a lot better in battery and heat dissipation

@@jamalonso2360 I’m almost dead set on the s23+, but I can buy a refurbished s22+ for hundreds of dollars cheaper. The only thing keeping me skeptical is all the things that I’ve heard about the s22 series having bad battery life and overheating

Glad it was helpful!

I miss LG.

Thank you. Glad it was helpful.

Which processor do u have exynos or snapdragon

I have the Exynos s22 Plus and I'm in the same boat. Battery is okay, I am a heavy user (music, podcasts and sometimes video at work) though so do have to charge after about 10-12 hrs - I charge periodically throughout the day though). I find if I reboot my phone every 3/4 days and optimise it every other day it runs pretty well tbh.

How much is s23 plus now sir

I just picked up the 23+ with s22+ trade in off of Samsung's website for $399, both unlocked. if that interests you yet.

Yeah I think so.

Brand new? And at what price

Glad you liked it

I had a s22+ and for me the battery was ok, not bad but certainly it could be better. It all depends on your usage. For example, on my workdays I was able to get around 30-40% after 12-14h of usage and between 4 and 5 hours of screen on, that with occasional gaming. During weekends and when I had heavier usage due to my gaming sessions the battery burned faster, and many times I needed to recharge it after about 7 hours. In other words if you are not playing so much in the s22+ you can easily get at least one day of battery, maybe one day and a half, but as soon as you start to play games, using GPS or the camera then you can expect the phone to die sooner of course. That said, I've got the s23+ and the battery is much better. Now on my work days I end around 60% of battery remaing (against the 30-40 in the s22). Also I noticed that the battery drain during my gaming sessions really was improved, also when using GPS I noticed a lower battery consumption. So yeah the new phone has better autonomy but it is expensive. I was lucky to get a good discount due to the trade in. Anyway, if you don't mind having less autonomy then it's fine to buy the s22+ now that is cheaper. Or you could wait until the s23 price drops and get a better phone overall. Hope I helped.

Its good. Gets me through a full day. I dont play games though

@@Techvaultbyrz I don’t play games either, I mostly surf the web, do Facebook, Instagram, and RU-vid.

@Tristin471 Then you should go for it. Yesterday i got 4.5 hour screen time on 24 hour usage

I upgraded from the S20+ to the S23 Ultra and I loved my S20+. If it wasn't for the camera falling behind and the battery showing a little degradation, I wouldn't have mind sticking with it for 1 more year or so.

@@Facu1ty1855 if you Google this issue, it’s all over the internet. Reports and examples of blurry pictures that don’t appear to be just bokeh focused images. It’s random. And some people are saying they’re having no such issues. So it seems as if it’s not all phones and it MIGHT be, a hardware issue not a software problem? Remains to be seen. Until then I’m just a little concerned I’ll end up with one of the affected units.

@@MrOldskool1974 I actually noticed this too. If you use manual focusing on pro mode it seems to fix this blur issue for me. This has been going on since the s22 series and thats because of laser auto focus.

@@farasty7371 so that makes me wonder if it’s actually hardware or software? I have no idea how these cameras and lenses work, and I don’t pretend to. It seems though, if you’re able to get solid shots in focus using manual or “Pro Mode” that it would be software related? Either way it’s made me think twice about buying one? Just so many articles online and people in the “threads” talking about this issue.

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Glad to hear you got a good deal!

Bhai how's the battery?

Glad to hear you’re enjoying it and got a good deal. Maybe there is a sale I don’t know about but it hasn’t had a permanent price drop. I think at $799 and under it’s a good phone to grab.

I bought the 23 ultra and didn't like the size or the corners on the phone. I dont ever use the spen either. I took it back and ended up going with the plus and really like it

Pls how much is s23 plus now I want buy in us

I have the s22+ and I can get the S23+ for about $450 with trade in and discounts.

Yeah. Pretty neat.

It is for gamers and extensive users of the battery.

Thank you very much. I appreciate it!

Great deal!

Absolutely

What of s22+?

S24 +

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Any time!

Same for me but the 24 ultra

s23 256

I just paid $299 with same trade in. I added Education discount & Black Friday.

There can be in some cases. But usually no there isn’t.

Battery life and over heating is enough of a reason to upgrade. Over time the battery becomes damaged with that over heating.

I have the S22 and I want a bigger phone so I'm debating on the S23+ or wait for the S24+ to release.