Samsung Galaxy S22

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Samsung Galaxy S22 Review, Specifications, and Camera Performance

Samsung’s Galaxy S22 lineup includes some of the year’s best flagship phones, and the one we’ll be discussing today is the small one, the regular Galaxy S22. Samsung appears to be aiming for consistency rather than breaking new ground, so there aren’t many surprises here, but let’s see what the S22 has to offer in our full review.

Difference Samsung Galaxy S21 and S22

Even though it appears to be the lowest tier S22 model after the plus and Samsung Galaxy S22 ultra, if you’re looking for a compact flagship, the vanilla S22 may be the way to go. The design is similar to last year’s S21, but this year’s model is a bit smaller and easier to hold in one hand. Another difference is that instead of a plastic back, the S22 has a back panel made of gorilla glass victus, plus the frame is armor aluminum here, and of course you get IP68 rated water and dust resistance, as we’ve seen from Samsung flagships for quite some time.

Display

The galaxy s22 is built around a flat 6.1 inch AMOLED display with a 1080p resolution gorilla glass victus plus like the back and a fast 120hz refresh rate, the refresh rate smooths out the movements and animations on screen, and it’s adaptive based on your activity to save energy, it can’t dial down as low as the S22 ultra but we did see it go down as low as 24-hertz content looks sharp and contrasty.

Colors and HDR 10 plus support can achieve high accuracy through settings. With the new extra brightness option and settings, we were able to achieve nearly 760 nits with a manual slider and this can boost up to 980 nits in auto mode.

Vision booster

When in bright sunlight, there’s also a new feature called vision booster. When auto-brightness is turned on, the screen will change the contrast to match the surrounding lights, making things easier to read.

Ultrasonic Fingerprint Reader

It’s an ultrasonic fingerprint reader that works well for waking up and unlocking the phone.

Hybrid Stereo Speakers

The Samsung Galaxy S22 has a pair of hybrid stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support; the setup received a good rating on our loudness charts, and the sound quality is also good, with a wide sound stage and a fairly tight frequency response.

Storage

The Galaxy S22 is available with either 128 or 256 gigabytes of onboard storage, but it is not expandable beyond that.

Samsung’s one UI 4.1

The interface of the Galaxy S22 is Samsung’s one UI 4.1, which is based on Android 12. If you’ve recently used a Samsung phone, this should all look pretty familiar. One UI4 does bring a few new tweaks here and there, mostly resulting from the new Android version, such as more fleshed-out widget customization options and a privacy dashboard that allows you to manage all of your privacy options and permissions from one convenient place. Color palettes are also a relatively new concept.

you can set the theme of your UI to match the color of your wallpaper overall one UI 4.1 is smooth customizable and Samsung is promising a lot of support four years of OS updates and five years of security patches

Chipset

The Galaxy S22 is powered by one of two high-end four-nanometer chipsets, either a snapdragon 888 or an EXYMUS 2200 depending on the market; ours is the EXYNOS variant, which means it has a different GPU, this one developed in collaboration with AMD in benchmarks.

This Galaxy S22 offers flagship-level performance that is noticeably better than last year’s model. The numbers are even slightly better than what we measured from the Galaxy S22 Plus and Galaxy S22 ultra because Samsung has rolled out some performance-based updates since then. Gaming and heavy tasks are no problem here.

Battery

The battery capacity here is 3700 milliamp hours, which is less than that of last year’s model, and the battery life is unimpressive. The Galaxy S22 received an endurance rating of 85 hours in our proprietary tests. Charging speed is adequate, despite the fact that the Galaxy S22 only supports 25 watts. Using Samsung’s 25 watt adapter, the phone went from zero to around sixty percent in half an hour.

Cameras

The cameras on the Galaxy S22 are the same as those on the Plus model: a 50-megapixel main camera with optical zoom, a 10-megapixel telephoto camera with three times optical zoom, and a 12-megapixel ultrawide camera. Photos taken with the main camera have a resolution of 12 megapixels. They have good overall quality, with lots of detail and well-balanced colours that pop just enough. The dynamic range is also excellent. These aren’t perfect; the main issue is some visible softness, especially in darker areas; there’s also some noticeable over-sharpening, possibly in an attempt to compensate.

If you shoot at the full 50-megapixel resolution of the main camera, there is a mode called detail enhancer that provides additional detail while maintaining consistency in other aspects of the quality. Three-time zoom photos from the telephoto lens are 12 megapixels, which means they have been slightly upscaled from 10 megapixels. The still image quality is excellent, with impressive sharpness and detail, low noise, and colours that match the main camera.

There is no macro camera here, and while the main camera does not take very good macro shots, the telephoto does alright. Portraits can be taken with either the main camera or the telephoto, and those taken with the main camera are excellent with spot on subject separation that rarely makes mistakes. The level of detail and colour are on par with regular photos. Portraits from the telephoto camera look good enough, but they’re noticeably softer than those from the main camera. Nonetheless, it’s a useful option if you want to keep some distance from the subject. Photos from the ultrawide camera are solid for this type of camera.

They’re reasonably sharp and detailed without over sharpening or aggressive noise reduction, and the colours are quite close to those of the other two cameras in low light. In low light, the main camera’s performance is once again quite solid; there’s an excellent level of detail and great dynamic range, and the noise is kept to a minimum. Using night mode will result in a more balanced exposure overall, with more detail in the shadows and better contained highlights. Light sources that have been blown out are also restored.

There is also extra sharpening applied, which can give the scene a more processed look if you’re zooming when the light is low the phone will either shoot through the telephoto or take a crop from the main camera if the telephoto is in charge the photos are nice with good detail, dynamic range, and realistic looking colours if the telephoto is in charge The telephoto camera’s night mode is aggressive, but it does its job well; the photos are sharper and have more detail in both shadows and highlights. In low light, the eletroid camera fails to impress.

These images are dark and noisy; enabling night mode on the ultrawide will give you more detail and texture in the shadows as well as lower noise. The front-facing 10 megapixel camera is the same as last year’s, and it once again produces impressive selfies with good sharpness and detail and a wide dynamic range. There is autofocus as well, and it is quite consistent; however, we do wish the colours matched the other cameras better now.

Starting with 4k footage from the main camera, there’s good detail and sharpness and colours are generally true to life dynamic range is also nice and wide unlike last year’s 8k footage is taken with the main camera the difference in quality from 4k is actually quite small zoomed 4k videos from the telephoto camera are excellent they have a very clean look and excellent detail there’s plenty of sharpness wide dynamic range and colours look great.

The ultrawide camera’s 4k footage is quite detailed, especially for this type of camera. Colors are well-matched with the main cams, and while dynamic range is a bit limited here, it’s still impressive. Electronic video stabilisation is available on all cameras and does a good job of smoothing out shakiness and motion in low light. The 4k video from the main camera is of the highest quality, with excellent detail. as well as the dynamic range The telephoto camera performs admirably in low light as well, though the footage is on the darker side and the dynamic range isn’t stellar. The ultrawide camera has a more difficult time in low light, as expected, but this is still pretty good for this type of camera with enough detail, so that’s the Samsung Galaxy S22.

Recommendation

You will receive a compact and premium-looking design. a bright high refresh rate, OLED stereo speakers, a high-end chipset, great cameras, and plenty of software support. pretty much what you’d expect from a Samsung flagship. There are no huge breakthroughs or big innovations and it’s quite similar to last year but that’s not necessarily a bad thing if you want some cutting edge alternative tech, there are other options out there but if you want a solid compact android flagship the Galaxy S22 is worth r

Frequently Ask Questions ( FAQs)

Q. What is the price of the Samsung Galaxy S22 in Pakistan?

Ans. Samsung Galaxy S22 price in Pakistan is Rs174,999 and in Cost price in US Dollar $958.

Q. What is the Internal Storage and RAM of the Samsung Galaxy S22?

Ans.  Samsung Galaxy S22 has 128 GB/256 GB internal storage with  08 GB of RAM

Q. What is the Battery Size of the Samsung Galaxy S22?

Ans.  The smartphone has a 3700 mAh Battery with a 25 W fast-charging capacity.