Samsung Galaxy S22 Review in Late 2023: Almost PERFECT!

Today we're doing an updated Samsung Galaxy S22 review in late 2023!

Here's why this phone is almost perfect for most people in 2023 going into 2024.

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[gauravmunjewar]

It's been 3 months I've been using it, works perfectly only the issues I came across is heating, battery drain and a little bit of throttling. Rather go for s23 only if you are a heavy user.

[edgarharris]

For those have battery issue, I suggest you to turn on the feature called "protect battery", it'll keep your battery life very long and healthy by stop the charge at 85%.

[kaifsayed]

Using it for like a month now. Absolutely love it!

[redmanmain]

True, this phone is still and will still be good for 4 years still.

[prajwalpradhan]

I just got March 2024 security update and the heating and battery issues are gone

[nenadrankovic]

My S22 drains the battery without me even using it.

I went to the gym and not touched the phone for 2h and it drained 10%. Every night I charge it before sleep and in the morning I always have 97% with energy saving on (without it can go as low as 92%).

Not a bad phone, but battery really sucks.

[merlinTM]

People are complaining about heating and battery issues, but I have not faced such issues. And I'm just a normal user, no game.

[nikoladevic]

Using it since august 2022, im really happy with the size of the phone, the design, the screen, the cameras, maybe only the battery could be bettet but for me its doing the job... i recharge once maybe two times in one day for me its not a problem honestly.. i will use it for another year for sute without thinking about s24, maybe i will go with S25 in 2025 :-)

[rockinpalermo]

S22 owner here. Great? Battery life is horrid and no update, fix, trick or whatever can fix it unfortunately.

[adivoma]

Been using it for 1.5 years, I don't like it much anymore due to heating, throttling and battery life. Looking to upgrade it with s24 lineup or the z fold

[Flash_]

The only people concerned about the battery are the ones that play video games and watch movies in high brightness. Other than that I don't personally face any issues with the battery, it lasting me a whole day is normal. So nah there's no problem the battery, people don't understand the concept of small phones. Other than that any other crying, is bullshit.

[mehedihasanridoy]

Great review, Im using S22 plus for 3 months, only thing i dislike is battery life and heating

[JollUsARoint]

I know somebody that has this and they send me pictures and videos and they are awesome

[adammorrow]

Base Galaxy S series and Pixel A series are one of the last compact phones left sadly. I don't need a tablet in my pocket all the time 🤣🤣

[arnabde]

I got the S22 Plus 6 months ago . Absolutely Worth it

[TheMohitBhatnagar]

I have this for about 8 months now, and this is the best decision i made over buying Iphone 13. Its just that the issue is with the battery life. For my use case battery life is shit.
I have to keep my phone on battery saver for the whole day, and when it comes to a day when i have a heavy use, like photography just continous use then this phone comes down to be the worst. I have to carry a backup phone with which i generally charge it.

[DubTheG]

Had the s22 since it released, I absolutely love it

[benlam]

S22 was the first android phone I got after being an iPhone user. S22 has a shit battery, android UI is glitchy, and gets pretty hot. Only good thing is the camera. Gonna switch back to iPhone probably.

[Bhavya-rdqv]

This phone takes breathtaking photos, seriously sunsets and night outs have never looked so good. It's also shockingly lightweight, like it was designed for my hand. But let's be real, life happens and scratches are the enemy of a sleek phone. Enter my secret weapon: a gadgetshieldz TPU shield for both the screen and body. It's practically invisible, so it feels like the phone itself, but keeps those annoying nicks and scratches at bay. Now I can adventure with my S22 without a single worry!

[amit]

Nice content, please keep up the good work thank u