I've been using the Galaxy S22 for a month — what I like and what I don't

[admin]

A month with Samsung's flagship reveals what the Galaxy S22 gets right. Here's what still impresses us after a month of using the phone.

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[Another Consumer]

Great article. I think one thing you should have mentioned during your con about the color choices. There are 8 colors in total for the s22 series the standard 4 which you mentioned and an additional 4 colors if you purchase your device through samsung. Those colors include sky blue, cream, graphite, and violet.

 

[toddlohenry]

And you didn’t even mention Dex which I think is a great pro for Samsung mobile phones in general.

 

[CannedLemon]

I upgraded from my Samsung S10 using the trade in program, had instant regret seeing the s22 out of the box. Got the sky blue version and it also looks very drab. It feels worse in my hand and is chunkier in the case because of the massive camera bump. Photos and battery life are better, but finger print scanner works half the time with a screen protector on. 7/10, I miss the headphone jack

 

[Laban_ZA]

I upgraded from my Samsung S10 using the trade in program, had instant regret seeing the s22 out of the box. Got the sky blue version and it also looks very drab. It feels worse in my hand and is chunkier in the case because of the massive camera bump. Photos and battery life are better, but finger print scanner works half the time with a screen protector on. 7/10, I miss the headphone jack

I was planning to upgrade from S10+ 512GB to S22+ with the trade-in program but the more I compared the 2 phones the more it hit me that I would lose some things like heartbeat sensor, Audio Jack and the upgradable storage.

Plus I'm on OneUI 4.0 and the experience has been solid. For now there is no real reason to switch unless I want a phone with a better camera and faster chip.