For Gen Z, video isn’t just video. They think of it as a
lifestyle – a universal language for how they learn, grow,
express, talk, shop, connect, create, and fight boredom with
their friends in real time. That’s why they’re demanding a mobile
device that finally breaks all the rules of video and makes their
everyday more epic than ever. Introducing Samsung Galaxy S22+,
the brilliant new smartphones designed specifically to break the
rules of video to meet the needs of Gen Z’s native language;
video. With this new video machine, we’re setting an epic new
standard. Now, you can communicate with your friends online while
you simultaneously co-watch the latest new YouTube videos.****
Record your greatest nights with breathtaking low-light video
like never before. Capture the true colors and contrasts of
late-night parties that couldn’t be properly depicted before. And
you can finally devour vids in direct sunlight with a screen
that’s so bright, you’ll never have to worry about glare on the
beach again. Galaxy S22+ is redefining the epic standard – both
for what a smartphone can do with video and for what you can
communicate, create, and experience with it. In other words, if
you’ve got something to say, Galaxy S22 Plus makes it possible to
say anything you want with video, at any time-even in the
darkness of night. *Supports Full HD video with up to 60 fps.
**Based on average battery life under typical usage conditions.
Average expected performance based on typical use. Actual battery
life depends on factors such as network, features selected,
frequency of calls, and voice, data, and other application usage
patterns.
Review: Looks brand new - Well, the S22+ is an excellent phone.
Yes, I've lost the microSD card and aux port from my S10+, but
it's actually faster at everything. Be it loading a game/app or
installing updates. This phone doesn't even get warm through my
case. The camera is great. These phones are coming with Samsung
AI with the OneUI versions it has and updates to. And it should
be getting OneUI 7, I believe, this year along with the next
Android update. I'd definitely buy it again. Screen looks great.
It does better with memory management than my S10+ did, even
though both have 8GB RAM. I prefer to get these phones that are
2-3 years old but never used because I save 75-80% on the price
of a new phone while being able to do everything that they can
do. Then I do it again when the battery life runs down enough to
be a hinderance. It's the first Galaxy to introduce the
Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 line up. And if it matters to anyone, the
128GB model uses UFS 3.1 storage. Quite fast. S10+ was on UFS
2.1, and we know it was fast. This practically doubles all speeds
in speed tests... maybe even more so. But, yes, when I swipe the
screen, it swipes. No hitches, stutters, glitching, nothing. Same
for opening apps. It is ALWAYS... FAST. Battery life? I saw
complaints about batter life from reviews a couple of years ago.
I think they've fixed a lot of that over the years with updates.
I wouldn't say it has the BEST battery life by any means, but it
lasts. And if you turn on power saving (the regular power saving
option), it really just sips on the battery. Then without power
saving, you have 3x levels of power settings to choose from. So
far, for me, I've been happy with "Optimized" the lowest level.
Anyways, to cut it short, I've had zero issues with the phone. No
overheating, no crashes, freezes, glitches, stutters, nothing.
It's a great phone, with a great screen and amazing cameras.
Review: Reliable - phone is good bout 2 or 3 years old model wise
I'm told . Replces my ancient predecessor and robust and has
features my old phone couldn't have due to age. Works well I
don't do alot with it but I'm learning to. So far no issues or
complaints
