Galaxy S22 Ultra

Lets start with the worst fingerprint scanner I have ever experianced on a phone/device. I have registered three different fingers and most of the time trying to get into the phone does not work so I have to resort to the 'pattern'. So now we are in the phone the screen and sound are very good as you would expect , speed also pretty quick. Im still finding things out as you go through all the apps . Like most phones it is nothing special to look at espicially once you put a cover on it as it needs one as the back is so shink it slides out of the hand or off the table if not sat straight. Is it worth the money probably not.

The phone looks good and stylish but warms up very easily, the cameras aren't good for taking photos. The sensor focuses on the subject and blurs the background which annoys me all the time. Taking group selfie is another pain. You can only see yourself in the photo and your friends will be blurred . My phone has 12 GB of RAM but time to time it gets frozen, whenever I contact Samsung they give me different reasons like its happening because of Facebook messenger chat heads, I must be using heavy apps etc. Whereas I don't don't do any heavy tasks. I've always been a Samsung fan but disappointed with the s22 ultra. Hope they fix the camera problems with updates.

Soo I'm not a big fun in writing reviews but I'm realllly dissapointed with the phone, I was expecting an amazing performance and moreee battery as it's the last generation, but actualy it's worst then my old phone. I can recomand only the pen that is fun to use otherwhise, nononono NO. Simply because, the screen is curved and soo many peoples who slightly dropped the phone had the screen damaged faster then usually, the battery is the highest - for me and another plus is the camera and if you want to visite a new city and take picturest the battery will dispaire... Fun to have the last generation but please look at all the review first as I'm not satisfied with...

Having used a wide variety of phones over the last few years I feel like the s22 ultra isnt the best. The camera is pretty good but after the s21 ultra Ive found that the cameras aren't as good as the previous model. The zoom is no where near as sharp and the night mode leaves a weird halo around any objects in the dark. Another problem I've had with the phone is charging. During the hotter weather I struggle to actually charge the phone as it was always overheating (day and night). I think this applys with all Samsung phones as the s21 ultra did the same. It also takes a lot longer to reliably charge. Even though it's 45w I never seems to charge at that rate.

Made in Pakistan, amazing quality and international standard maintained.

Its a better battery life than the Note 9+ and quicker to do things. However most things including the same apps are harder to use even confusing and annoying. It doesnt like talking to a pc Win 7, or Win 11 via USB it often disconnects or even locks up transferring files, real annoying and really slow. Camera is better also, but in te dark it takes 3 seconds to capture a piccy. The Pen not as easy to use as on Note 9 another annoying aspect desparately need. In fact im going back to Note 9. Screen size is bigger thats a plus and undecided whether this phone has a weaker reception using the same SIM card in Note 9.

Great phone, but I do use AUX connection a lot and this phone hasn't got it at all. Didn't realise before buying. Only arrived with a cable to charge phone, but no plug to plug in to a normal socket, also - cable is rounded at both ends, so can't use the usb charging or any previous plugs that i have either. Also these days phones don't have any headphones which would be useful when AUX isn't present. I'm a driver, so normally make a call via AUX, because not all lorries has Bluetooth and now - I can't connect to a vehicle at all. Phone itself is great, but requires money to spent on, even it is a brand new phone.

Interested to buy it as soon as it launched, Camera style of the previous version was better IMO but rest is good

The features great overall performance as well as a nice display and the stylus comes in useful for note making , art as well as general use, however the phone is very large and feels massive, the keyboard is difficult to write on especially if you use more than one language as the button for switching languages gives it an awkward layout and makes the space bar incredibly small. The backfacing camera captures a lot of detail and the notch for the front one is small making videos nicer to watch but this does come with some sacrifice to the quality. Overall thus phone feels very tailored to an audience beyond the average person who will find things like the stylus a necessity.

The s22 ultra is the most advanced phone at the moment. It's got a very good memory, ram is capable of using lots of apps at the same time. As usual it's camera is its best asset. The 100x zoom is very good and very accurate. Sharp, crisp and colourful photos everytime. An extra addition is the eraser option which comes in very handy when you have unwanted people on your photos. With the additional funtion of having the s pen which you can use as normal pen when writing to adding in designs on your pictures when you edit it. Also you can use it as a remote when you want to use selfies or group photos.

Bueaty Full Amazing Good Quality Mobile Phone Reaily So Good Quality camera quality Excellent battery power Excellent Desire cell phone

This phone is perfect for what I need a phone to do. Lots of space for my pictures and videos. Loads of power to run my photo and video editing apps. The built in stylus helps making these detailed edits easier. I also love how easily it integrates into my other Samsung devices like tablets, watches and TV. I like the extra features that One UI provides on top of the standard Andoid OS. It's makes it feel like a more purpose built experience. Especially with all the extra customisations that come with the Good Lock app. I would definitely recommend it to others. Especially if you use your phone for more than just call, texts and social media. As this phone can do so much more.

Since purchasing my S22 Ultra, I have had nothing but issues with it. If I turn WiFi on and connect to a WIFI connection, the phone will turn off and end up in a boot loop for around 30 minutes. The phone also ends up in a boot loop at random times, when on a phone call, browsing the Web or even on Facebook. Tried factory reset, tried clearing cache, tried all updates and still the phone ends up in random 30 minute boot loops.. I have now purchased a S23, and waiting until Samsung actually do something about the issue.. seeing as though 1000s of people are experiencing the exact same issue as I am.

The S22 ultra alone is enough to turn heads but after spending a weekend away along the coast in South Wales, my pictures all received top marks from my mates! The (almost) infinite zoom is perfect for scoping out the landscape and eliciting shock and surprise from people around you as they try to wrap their head around how a mobile device is capable of such a thing! However, the only advice I could give to the powers above is making the S Pen more usable in day to day tasks carried on the phone. Overall I'm very pleased with the S22 ultra and won't be in need of a upgrade anytime soon... or will I...

I really wish I hadn't bought this phone. I used to love Samsung phones but this model is so slow, extremely laggy and crashes constantly. It takes too long to take a photo or a screenshot and it annoys me that the camera has no option for the flash to stay on without taking a photo. Why are we removing these features? The fingerprint scanner sometimes does not work and the keyboard randomly starts typing on it's own even when the screen is completely clean. I also think it's ridiculous that the phone does not even come with a plug for the charger considering how much you pay for the phone. I definitely won't be buying another Samsung phone after this. This phone is infuriating to use.

I've mainly stayed with Samsung and Android because the phone and system are easy to use. Each upgrade gets better and better. The phones performance and power, design and the camera which is always amazing and now the new night mode really brings out the detail and clarity in each shot. I mostly watch tv/video on my phone and for me the screen is the best. The picture quality is so clear and detailed, Just amazing. The battery life is very long. You could use the phone all day and with the fast charge charger it's quick to recharge. So many features , really a phone for everyone. I see no reason to change from Samsung ever. I'm really happy with phone and have always been since the S4.

I am so excited to get it inshAllah. A masterpiece from SAMSUNG as expected Alhamdulillah.

Bought this 3 weeks ago, and I still have to use my old note 9 for the sat nav! Tried every fix I could find but nothing helps, the gps just stops working almost every day and the only way to fix it is to restart the phone. Should have stuck to my guns and refused to buy because being in the UK meant stuck with the exynos instead of the snapdragon – Samsung – never again!

I have been left some what disappointed with my S22 ultra. Camera was not as good as what I was expecting. Also. WiFi has a struggle to keep it's connection. Unsure if I just need to wait on a fix being put in update or whether it is an actual issue with the hardware. The store I bought it from says there is no issue but when struggle with keeping it connected to WiFi and also having it disconnect from WiFi without notification. I would think there is an issue with something. Everything else with the phone is excellent. So it's a shame that both these things have left me disappointed with it.

I have had Galaxy phones for years and as a whole they have improved loads every year.....but.......the S21 Ultra and this S22 Ultra have issues. The features on the phone are brilliant, the cameras are amazing along with the apps that go with it but the connection issues have let them down over the last 2 years. When you leave a WiFi area into mobile data and 4G/5G the phone needs resetting more often than not because it won't connect to anything. This has become extremely frustrating to the point I might leave Samsung mobiles next time I upgrade, got to get the basics right too Samsung

I am a Samsung user since 2012 until now and I was satisfied always ! Near 2 months ago I have pre-orderd S22 ULTRA/512 G but I have received it too late.... Now its been a week since I have received my phone and once my screen was freezed completely for few seconds.. I just ignored it and today when I was taking photos suddenly the phone was restarted by itself!!! That's a shame for a Samsung flagship smartphone! I think I have to go service centre ASAP and wait to see what happens next?! Please hold on if you want to buy this flagship... Its issues needs to be fixed first.. Unfortunately!

I'm really glad I got this phone ,but im not sure I'm making the most out of it ,I'm also glad you haven't killed the note off entirely ,just by name (: ! I've been a note fan from the very 1st generation was released and I'm happy to say the s22 ultra picks up where the note left off ( I had the note 20 ultra previous to this model ) and I have to say I do love it ,I would add a video or picture only I would find that mega hard as this is the only device with a camera I have ,so I cant take a picture of the device as It would be nigh impossible ! Thanks again Samsung for a great product

Amazing phone, amazing camera, i love the s pen! But; It worked ok for the first week then calls started dropping mid call, there was no issue with my service provider or area... turned off my 5G to see if that would help as there's no 5G in my area yet, didn't work, swapped sim card tray, didn't work... tried my sim card in another phone it works fine! Still not sorted, a brand new phone and I have to resort to texting! It must be the phone but as I upgraded more than 14 days ago I can't send it back. I'm giving it 5* because overall it is an amazing phone apart from the calls dropping.

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra for a while now, and it honestly feels like more than just a phone—it’s a creative tool. One of my favorite features is the S Pen. I use it constantly for drawing and sketching, and it’s perfect for jotting down ideas on the go. It even doubles as a remote control for the camera, which makes taking group photos effortless—no need to stretch your arm for selfies anymore. Just one click on the pen, and it does the job. The camera is on another level. I was amazed at how clear and detailed my shots turned out, especially at night. I zoomed in on the moon, and not only was the full moon beautifully sharp, but I could even see the clouds around it. For a phone camera, that blew me away. Overall, the Galaxy S22 Ultra has impressed me with its mix of power, creativity, and convenience. Whether it’s capturing stunning photos or letting me explore my artistic side with the S Pen, this device delivers in ways I didn’t expect.

Extremely disappointed. It is my 5th phone and I never had such issues before. The Bluetooth doesn't stay connected, it takes ages to connect. While on a call or just music listening I need to keep the phone very close otherwise it disconnects. The screen touch doesn't work as it should. I need to press the buttons even 3 or 4 times before I get a pass code in. I try to hover over things and i just can't select what i need.The Internet connection both WiFi and mobile data in order to work needs at least 2 restarts DAYLY. I did check the sim card in another ohone and it works without any problems. I'm extremely disappointed. I never thought that I'll ever have issues with a brand new phone from Samsung

The device has demonstrated exceptional longevity, maintaining its functionality and performance over a two-year period. Notably, the battery life remains impressive, ensuring sustained usage without frequent charging. Furthermore, the device operates seamlessly, exhibiting no instances of lagging or performance issues. Additionally, it possesses the ability to adapt and optimize its performance based on user patterns and preferences. Overall, this device stands out as a remarkable choice, representing a significant galactic advancement compared to its predecessor, the Samsung A10.

S-pen - hurrah. Wonderfully useful and properly stored safely inside the phone. Sharp screen, bright colours. Battery is good, typically lasting a full day and often still having 30% left. Good storage. Fingerprint recognition is dreadful compared to my previous Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with reader on the back, or with my Tab S7 with reader in the power key. Why does it need bevelled edges to the screen? Flat works far better, and with the S-pen it is even more annoying to lose the edges. Why so many duplicated apps? It is an Android phone that I use across other Android and Windows devices, so the Google apps are best for that. The screen isn't as wide as I'd prefer, please go back to a 16:9 ratio.

from day one this phone was disappointing. sure it has some nice features and the camera is excellent. however its full of bugs. it would constantly say it had no network connection although it had and refused to load anything. it would have no audio on calls and would need to be restarted some of this has be fixed with lots of software updates but it still regularly locks up and has ro be reset, drops its Bluetooth connection mid call etc my old note9 was far more reliable and had better battery life poor show from samsung just not good enough for a flagship phone

Best Android phone to date and best iPhone beater hands down. Stunning display S Pen is a great tool,Cameras impress yet again.The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra combines the best of the Galaxy S Ultra with the best of the Galaxy Note Ultra to check off almost all the boxes for power users. In addition to top specs and extensively-supported, feature-packed software, the Galaxy S22 Ultra boasts the S Pen and a plethora of productivity tools unmatched by the competition. While it's somewhat lacking in soul, that doesn't take away from the technical marvel that is the Galaxy S22 Ultra.

By no means a bad phone, just not the power house that you'd expect with the 'ultra' name. My phone arrived a few days ago and have experienced crashes whilst playing games, generally sluggish performance, and black screens when browsing the web. I do hope this is an early teething problems that can be fixed in an update soon. So far all seems to relate to the Exynos version of the device so I am bitterly disappointed that the UK got the short end of the straw. This is the worse experience I've had with a new phone so far, but I'm hopeful that Samsung will resolve these issues

Bought this phone 4 months ago Problems facing: 1. Device gets heat very frequently and too much heat, feels like going to blast soon. So I will switch off several times a day to get it cool. 2. Battery running out of charging so fast, daily need to charge minimum 3 times, I use phone very seldom only for whatsapp, calls, my office related application and NO social networking apps installed. If I take it for service center they'll ask me to handover the phone to check the issue, due to dependency on my office apps and dont have time to switch to other phone during the servicing still using the phone with issues facing. I was a huge fan of Samsung so bought flip and S22 but now feeling like wrong decision.

The phone is OK having previously had other Samsung phones I'm very irritated that it can no longer accommodate an SD card I have no use for the stylus that comes with the phone which has simply taken up space on the phone for no benefits to me There seems to be way too many updates on the phone which is tying up alot of time. The front camera is of poor quality in comparison to the back camera quality. I understand the iPhone has recently addressed this and I think Samsung desperately needs to look at this as well Functionality is fine and the appearance of the phone is OK

Treated myself after 10 years of buying the kids a phone and having their cast offs. Happy 50th to me! Great piece of kit. 5G a bit shakey. Probably EEs fault. Photos are better than the missus' iPhone. More punchy. Long Zooms a bit shakey and blurry. Need the grip of an SAS sniper to take a good one. Battery gets proper HOT in my pocket. Ear burner. Battery life better than older models. Although the older models I had were older when I got them. Pesky kids. Still happy with it. We'll see how we'll it pairs with the new 8k Samsung NeoQled that's coming tomorrow.

I've had this phone for 7 months now and there isn't anything that I dint like about it: 1- screen is good size for videos and games or general browsing 2- camera is absolutely stunning -it makes amazing photos in both day and night time. The x100 zoom is also very handy and really cool feature on a phone to show off! 3- the performance on this phone is something else - it's really quick, very snappy and loads games/apps in very little amount of time. Overall, I love this phone and I'm very happy with my purchase. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a new Samsung phone or if you're switching brands. It could be a buy in the expensive side, but you really get what you pay for with this device, and more!

Let me start with saying I would prefer the Snapdragon processor as it performs better, this option should be the choice of the person purchasing the device not forced by the manufacturer. I would give the phone 5 stars of I had the Snapdragon version or even if I was given the Snapdragon option. I love the phone because it has an awesome green colour, the camera perform amazingly well and the screen is brought & responsive. I have oodles of storage with 512gb, playing videos is great sure to the oled screen and the sound quality is clear and very loud if required.

Love the phone in most aspects but there is 2 points I feel it falls short, 1)replaceable batteries, I am offen out and about in the wilderness or at sea, I am not always able to have a charge point with me and I would like to have the option to switch batteries with charged one. With battery saving on it lasts reasonably well but still not long enough to mean I don't run out of juice 2) memory cards, I have the largest memory option and I would like the opertunity to expand it with a card, cloud storage is OK but being able to expand with a card is far better

Awful phone. It has a ridiculous camera lag to the point your photos will blur if you do not have perfectly steady hands for at least 2 seconds, when most phones have an instant capture. The camera quality is abysmal to say this phone is marketed for the camera, it is extremely disappointing. Not to mention the battery life - the phone battery dies very quickly and you have 1-2 minutes for the last 5%, which in many situations, is the most important battery percentage. This phone leaves a lot to be desired and it was definitely released before it was anywhere near ready. Praying for a fix to this shocking camera lag, if you even move your phone too quickly whilst taking a video, the video comes out blurred and jerky.

The devise was faulty, reception was intermittent or very poor. Missed phone call, garbled phone calls, navigation not working, in short it has been a complete nightmare and because the fault was intermittent very difficult to prove whether the fault was with the phone or the network service provider. Had to order a second sim simply to prove that the fault was with the phone. If you cant make and receive calls or receive data what good are al the fancy features. What a let down, mobiles need to be the basics well and robustly, otherwise they are simply useless.

It's got a good camera, but that's about it. Without the camera, this is just a mediocre phone with a super high price tag and terrible battery life. It doesn't even come with a charger and yet Samsung strongly recommend you only use their official charger, to avoid damage caused by 3rd party chargers and leads. You also can't use the phone whilst it's on charge because for some reason, the touchscreen goes crazy and thinks you're pressing all the keys that your finger is nowhere near. The in-screen fingerprint reader is stupid. It means you can't put a tough screen protector on your highly expensive phone because if you do, the reader won't work. I wish more phones had the fingerprint reader on the back, not the front.

DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE! At least not yet. I've been using Samsung consistently for the past 3 years and I can easily say this is the worst I've ever used. Ever since the first time I turned it on, it's been one bug or the other. From not being able to restore my WhatsApp chats to not being able to use any of my map apps due to GPS issues to touch sensitivity issues and so on. To make things worse, I updated my phone and it seemed to fix some of the bugs only to replace it with a more annoying bug where my phone keys just press themselves. Honestly it has been a nightmare owning this phone and so many other Samsung users have experienced the same. I don't know where Samsung went wrong with this but they need to fix it soon

I just love the phone so much like you can do so much on there that you cannot do on iPhones as I have came from an iPhone. I tell you what I won't he swaplijg back to iphones as I've had them for over 12 years with the same old crap problems after problems then the software updates which causes more problems. I love for the fact that you get a stylus with the Samsung galaxy s22 ultra which you can do alot with aswell. I live the colour of my phone as I got the green one but I also liked the kind of purple one so it was a hard decision but I went for the green.

I upgraded from an S21 ultra. The upgrade itself was pretty pointless. The generational performance boost was minimal. I suppose the SPen is a nice touch and at first I thought it was a gimmick but I use it all the time in games. Performance wise the phone lasts almost a full day while playing games. Personally if I wasn't on contract I would buy the s21 ultra and save some money on this generation of phone. I only upgraded due to the really good trade in value to upgrade with my current contract. Which meant I actually saved money monthly by upgrading.

So, I have had a galaxy phone since the first one came out. This is the worst one signal wise. It's at a point where I wish I had got the competition. And I'm not a fruit fan. I have a competition 12. It has full signal almost everywhere. The s 22 is always 2-3 bars behind it on the same network... I have tried everything. Yes, the camera and video are great .. but what's the point if I can't make a call with the stupid thing.... Reset everything.. shame, I can't reset it to a different model. Read the list of other people suffering the same issues..

Its good device no daont but my pokit money very low

This is only my second Samsung phone, I got S22U as an replacement for not very impressive S21U. New phone is lovely, it looks great, screen is fantastic, camera system is absolutely brilliant, highly versatile and of high quality. Once your phone gets to know you, battery life is impressive with day and a half of moderate use. Performance is a mixed bag, now and then phone is somehow sluggish, like it's on a break or just waking up, but overall performance is good. Sound from loudspeakers is superb so is the build in microphone for hands free phonecalls.

I've had the phone for about four months now and to be honest, I don't really like it that much. It's a big slab with no aesthetic feel to it. The fingerprint scanner is unreliable with a Samsung recommended screen protector. On the plus side, the camera is excellent. If you could somehow fit the camera hardware into the flip or fold models, that would be better. Samsung also appear to have gotten their act together with software updates. That was very welcome. Overall, this would have been a much better phone if the in hand feel was better.

Had it for 9months now. Battery holds charge really well, especially as I've taken recommendation to set max charge to 85% Camera has always been fantastic on the Galaxy, but the quality is such that I have not used my Canon camera or its 300mm lense for taking cricket photos for over a year. The only vulnerable part is how the camera lenses are proud of the phone, and the lense covers I bought were useless, but I always buy a Spiegen Tough Armour case for my phone which gives good protection. Why anyone bothers with Apple I have no idea at all!

Its a not a verry verry verry good phone just like note 20 ultra s21 ultra face type 245k is too much for this item and i think iphone 13 pro max is 100 tumes better then samsung s22 ultra so dont waste the big money for this old man look 22 ultra

I love this phone. The cameras are extraordinary and the fact that if I want it to do something it will do it is finally something I've managed to find in a phone. I've had it for around a month now and I haven't stopped using it! The battery life is good for every day users, the screen quality is astounding and for people that like big phone but not massive phones, his us the one for you. In the beginning we thought it may be a struggle to fit in my pockets but it turned put that it actually fitted perfectly. Amazing phone. I really do recommend!

I bought the s22 ultra 512gb 3 weeks back. Its been sensational ever since. I started with the note 7 and used the note 8 for more than 4 yrs. This s22 ultra is really the best version of it. Everything u need in a hp and more. Even the battery life is staggering. Whole day use with Spotify, email, Web browsing, online shopping, video streaming - more than 7hrs screen time with at least 30+% left at the end of the day. It charges quickly too if the fast charge feature is enabled. Bixby routine is a great new feature. It's a supremely well made product with a super gorgeous screen and sound Con - no micro SD card slot. No 1TB version in Singapore. U can see the fingerprint sensor on the screen at certain angles. U wont feel it though.

I love this phone. The call quality is spot on, good reception (I know that's down to network but some phones don't seem to pick up the signal as well as this one). The camera is AMAZING and the picture quality on the screen is spot on. The downsides of the S22 ultra is the battery isn't great. I charge the phone every evening, unplug it at 7:30am and by 7:30pm its dead. I'm on the camera a fair but through the day but compared to my previous phones, the battery life isn't nearly as good. The phone is also bulky and heavy. I run alot and with my old phone, I slipped it into the back pocked of my leggins but this one's won't fit at all and when I pit it on the side leg pocket, it's so heavy it pulls my pants down... not ideal haha.

Great camera, display, stylus features are excelent (EXCEPT FOR WHEN YOU LOOSE IT) fact that will inevitably happen. Would be nice to be able to locate it like you can do with galaxy tag or make it buzz or do a sound of some sort .. lost mine somewhere in the car 3 months ago and could never recover it. Battery life is pooor especially if you use the phone without power saving on. A lot better than any iphone out there! Would be nice to have MICRO SD card slot and a power charger included as well but hey . Its all about the money sadly...

Phone heats up very easily. Especially when you try to use camera features phone heats up so much that you cant use the phone for a while and need to switch it off to get it cool down. I use samsung wireless charger still phone heats up while charging the phone too Overall im not satisfied with the phone especially for the price you pay if you compare other brands provide much more features and better performance. My previous phone was motorola edge 20 lite with half of the price of samsung s22 it provides better performance and good features

I've been a iphone user for around 9 years and recently decided to buy a sumsung and give it a try, after using the s22 ultra i can say that it is a good smartphone but i gave the phone 3 stars and that's because of the battery life, it definitely needs a better battery. I have to charge minimum 2x a day heavy use or not. If a smartphone has a bad battery it doesn't matter even if it's 1000megapixel, i think the battery is the most important part of a phone. Didn't have this issue with the Iphone and samsung needs to work on a better battery.

I moved over from iPhones several years ago and my experience with Android phones has been a bit hit and miss. Had a Huawei and loved it, then Google fell out with them. Had a OnePlus and hated it - it was an annoying, clunky thing. So I decided to try the latest (at the time) flagship from Samsung. I opted for the top of the range, as I was hoping it would last me a while. I love it! The camera is amazing, plenty of storage, the screen is sharp and overall it's a very fast phone. I think I'll be sticking with Samsung in the future!

I upgraged from a galaxy S8+ thinking this would be better. It's not. One of the basic requirements is that it is a PHONE! the reception is much worse, the audio is basic to say the least, volume inadaquate in noisy places and the phone has a habit of ending a call half-way thorough. As for internet connection, much, much worse than my old phone. Yes, it has some bells and whistles to play with - but it's a PHONE! I would also like to be able to control the phone myself. There are too many algorithms making assumptions with apps and how the phone should be set up. I do not want this. I want to be able to turn all this nonsence off and decide what I want myself. I do not want my storage taken up with "stuff" that I do not want and will not use.

Got the S22 Ultra soon after the uk launch. Upgraded from the Note 10 and found the Ultra a very similar phone. The biggest downfall of the phone was a discovered camera fault with in a very short time of ownership. This resulted in a long and frustrating fight with Samsung but eventually got a replacement. The feel and quality of the phone in general is very good and the camera results are stunning. My only criticism is that there is no headphone jack socket resulting in having to buy additional adaptors to use my trusted wired headphones.

Absolutely love everything about it.... Camera zoom , close ups and darkness shots are amazing. Screen display quality is great, sound it produces through the speakers is unbelievable. Battery life is so much better than my s20, used heavily all day today since 7am for calls, browsing and streaming videos. It's 8pm and still have 52% battery. The s pen blows my mind, love the air functions and how responsive it is on screen. Was torn between s22 ultra and the pixel 7 Pro but I've no doubt at all this was the right choice for me.

As the title says.. the camera and pen give this phone a high rating. Being able to take pictures of the moon is something I've been looking forward too all my life. The only issue is the software, not sure if it's since an update but the phone will restart at random points when you need it. Sometimes when you zoom in on the camera , it gives a black screen and shows nothing, the side key should be power by default. The stand cases you sell along side them are awful. One week my stand lasted before the leg fell off ... The battery is top tier, easily lasts me all day. Bixby still needs work before we'll adopt it into our lives. A lot of information gets collected from this phone which I don't like. Very non privacy focused. Other than that I'm happy.

I've recently bought it from Samsung.com (Pakistan) It took almost 4 weeks to deliver my phone. The phone itself is in good condition like Made in Pakistan (but still maintaining the standard) it's a good initiative but can be better in terms of customer support / after sales support.

Search function for apps doesn't include website added to home screen. The battery life is pretty bad compared to cheaper Chinese rivals. I easily got a day and half on my old phone with fairly heavy usage. Lucky to get 10 hours out of my 22 ultra. I probably would have chosen a different manufacture if I'd known. Again UI still lacks the obvious tweeks that should be available but you have to instal good lock to get what other android phones add automatically. On a plus the camera is very good and have no complaints there.