Customer Ratings & Reviews

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I've used Galaxy phones for the past decade and have bought many others for my five-member family. This phone feels different in that it's slightly like carrying a miniature laptop rather than the sleeker phones with curved edges of prior days, which is related to the excellent functionality, rectangular edges, and larger battery. The phone works beautifully and very smoothly with this processor and is a real joy to use. I recommend it unhesitatingly and am so pleased with its performance. There is no phone I'd prefer have and I'm confident that buyers will be very pleased with their choice of this stellar phone.

The S22+ is an amazing piece of hardware with a sleek design and amazing screen. The phone is super snappy and there are no lags or software hiccups whatsoever. The camera is amazing and low light photography is greatly improved over previous generations. Add to that samsung's promise of software and security updates and the package gets even sweeter. The battery did seem bad in the first week but once the phone optimized energy consumption based on my usage i've been ending days with 20-40% left. Would definitely reccomend the phone to anyone!

First of all, I'm a big Samsung fan. I have owned 5 Samsung Galaxy phones since the beginning. However, this highly anticipated S22 is a huge disappointment. If you look at the specification, you can see this phone is significantly inferior to the S20 series (the model that was released 2 years ago). Here are the spec downgrades I noticed (comparing S20+ to S22+): 1. Screen Resolution dropped from QHD (3200 x 1440) to FHD (2340 x 1080) 2. S22+ Ram dropped from 12GB to 8 GB 3. MicroSD slot is removed 4. Pressure testing shows that the new CPU Snapdragon 8 Gen 1's performance is worse than Apple's A13 Chip (The one that's in iPhone 11 - the 2019 model). What's worse, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1's performance is also more unstable than last year's Snapdragon 888's performance. 5. The screen has downgraded from curved screen to flat screen 6. Screen size strunked from S20+'s 6.7" display to S22+'s 6.6" display. 7. No charger included 8. No headset included I undertand Samsung wants to make more money, and I am very disappointed that's what Samsung decided to do - significantly downgrading it's flagship devices, while still selling at a premium price. No wonder the sales of the Samsung's S series has been down over the past two years. Hope they wake up soon.

Works great. This phone has provided me with efficient usage.

The best phone ever. i would buy another one again

Like the title say great phone. Except if you have big hands and fingers like me. Keyboard is too small. The battery life is bad. I lost 12% in two hours without use. I fully chatged it. Was at work started the day and when i found sone down time started using it but noticed i was down to 88% from 100. Zero use during that time. That never happens with the iphone

Overall very good product and easy to use by anyone

Had phone for 7 months it has dail 911 on its own 3 times. The phone reboots 3 to 5 times a day. Because my phone is locked with a pass code it will not notify me of calls or anything until I unlock it after reboot which makes it completely useless. The phone will completely shut down every few days even with the battery full. Sent the new one in for repair and they didn't fix it. Sent the phone in again and they replace it with a used one that did all the same things except dialing 911

It's 2022 band they took away the micro SD card slot my note 9 held my $80 400gb micro SD card yet they think smart people would just buy the phone with more storage? Battery 4/10, 0/1 micro SD card slot