Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra vs iPhone 13 Pro Max - FULL COMPARISON

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In this video, we will be doing a full comparison between the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra vs the iPhone 13 Pro Max.

S22 Ultra and iPhone 13 Pro Max are the latest and greatest products from two of the biggest rivals in the industry, so let's dive in, compare every single aspect such as build, design, camera, speed and more and see which one is the better smartphone.

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[marilinpuig]

If you want and use an s-pen, the S22 Ultra (Note) is the way to go. They are both great phones, just depends on your needs. I don't choose...I have both, but prefer the S22nUltra, since I am die hard Note user.

[carbullzone]

For me its the S22 Ultra, because I've been using Galaxy Notes for years. IMO any other device would be a let down because Samsung delivers so many awesome features on their flagships. But I really think it's preference. With that said, iPhone needs to get away from that notch.

[xxxxbigrich]

S22 Ultra and this coming from a iPhone fan. Once I purchased the Note 10+ 5G I never went back or will ever go back to the iPhone

[jeromegold]

Great content. Let's keep it real. As for the battery life, the only reason the iPhone has a better battery is obvious: there's not as much put into their phone as s22 ultra. So, of course, the iPhone will last longer. Now the question is, do you want a longer battery life from the iPhone, or do you want all that samsung gives you on their phone? Me, I'll take samsung. Also samsung gives you better offers. like trade-ins, free upgrade of ram and memory, 12 gigs of ram, and 256 of memory for the same price of the 8 gigs of ram and 128 of memory. Has apple ever done that? Not to my knowledge. And now you get 4 years of software updates and 5 years of security updates. And let's not forget all the creativity you have on the s22 ultra. So why would I want an iPhone again?

[innothias]

I have had iPhone most of my life and decided to switch why I wanted a phone that had great capabilities of taking photos. Im really impressed with the s22 ultra I compared my mother's iphone13 pro vs mine and no question s22 was better it pulled out all colors made everything more subtle and real vs iPhone is more dull and darker. And the zoom capabilities phenomenal I'm very pleased with switching. Yes iPhone is pretty simple easy to manage but it isn't shit when you're constantly having to upgrade every year or go find some who can repair your phone after one small drop. Plus the inconvenience of even if your have coverage on the iPhone the store provider shop will still send it to Apple and you're then placed with having to pay for a whole new phone more or less. So coverage fee isn't really a thing. Vs Samsung it is easy. All I know if you're really into photography s22ultra is your phone offers more.

[dmg]

This is the only review that I felt is very fair. I pre-ordered the S22U but my mind had still been flipping back and fort because of the battery performance and camera comparisons from other reviewers and I'm just an average user, but this review nailed it for me. Yes, the battery life is much better on iPhone and lets also say the camera is better but the flexibility and options Samsung gives (faster charging, powershare, spen). I was an apple fan I had an iphone 4, and last phone I bought with my own money was an iphone 6 but I was also gifted an s8 and s9+, I even used a nexus 5 awhile back just to experience stock android, but right at this moment I'm glad I went for Samsungs. I'm sure iphone is still a great great phone but its just not for me anymore

[KEG-]

Just switched from iPhone 13 pro max to the s22 ultra. The only benefit of iPhone is video recording and super long battery. A month into having the iPhone I knew I had made a mistake and I have been waiting for the s22 ultra to drop. So happy to have this phone

[koobecay]

9:21 "You can create a masterpiece on this phone if you have the skill and patience to do so"
- draws weird moustache - 😂

[cblizz]

Just got my Galaxy s22 ultra and started to use the S- pen. Due to the texture on the s- pen it's actually hard to pull out of the the silo unlike the note 20 ultra.

[manny]

It is all preference. If you like Android go S22 Ultra if you like IOS go 13 Pro Max.

[frednugent]

I'm loving my S22 Ultra right now. I think I might try something else in the future. Probably the Pixel 8 pro or the I phone 15 Pro max. I'm the type of person that likes to switch it up.

[oculartherapy]

Fantastic video. This is exactly the unbiased, fact based comparison I was looking for. Thank you!!!

[geekatari]

I have my S22 Ultra 512Gb and I am loving it! I love these comparisons even when I am in the Android side.

[BigBoss]

As a long time iPhone user just switched to the S22 Ultra and my thoughts on this comparison is pure madness, the S22 Ultra is on another league of its own, now iPhone 13 Pro Max compared to the S22 Plus is more reasonable.

[ambinges]

As someone who’s had both brands throughout his life I think it’s really ignorant both “fan boy” bases for both brands - being so harsh and rude over something so small (especially when it’s personal preference and there’s literal wars going on right now.) When I had my Samsungs I always loved them, it’s why I stuck with them for SEVEN YEARS!!! And why did I love them? Samsung always felt futuristic and even know I admit they’re the innovators - the designs were almost some of the best if not THE best. Feature wise they simply do have more and really you used to get more at a lower price (that argument dosent really stick anymore when they’re peddling, still very innovative, but very low spec for $1000-2000 fold and flip phones. They’re flagships compared to iPhone have also become less bang for your buck, again this dosent mean Samsung dosent still feel more futuristic but it does mean that price argument isn’t really useful anymore. Added onto to that constantly innovating means a lot more risk and not just risk to the company but consumers - as that exploding battery one year taught us… (I had one myself). Having had both phones I’ve come away with the feeling Samsung innovates and IPhone solidifies and improves afterwards. This is why I swapped.
It’s also what eco-system you’re in and how one device will affect the ease of use between your other same devices. Added on to that iPhone has been proven (something I noticed during my Samsung years) to have better, securer and simpler software. You might not want simpler software personally but the security is a big win. iPhone has always led the game in phone speed and camera as well (that’s not saying that can’t change and admittedly it’s starting to in camera) but really the truth is the two devices are for two completely different consumers and both have their own negatives and positives but I really don’t think you should be arguing with people online over a phone brand when people are starving/dying.

[anakeii]

Watching this video from my s22 ultra)) and I want to say, that s-pen is the best thing that I ever used! Absolutely in love with this phone♡

[vincentthomas]

Thank you for the real world aspect my man...subscribed...had the S22U for 4 days now and you are dead on, with a few other users that really understand...iPhone really offers some great features... but this S22U is on another level... my battery life is is beyond acceptable coming from my S10+... you didn't even mention the multi-tasking abilities the S22U has over the iPhone which makes this battle for me not even comparable... aside from all the benchmark test comparing these phones on the net, the real time comparisons aren't even close...I want to know what this phone does in my hand... period. It is performing beyond expectations from battery life; smoothness, to gaming ability... to boot I got a free pair of ear buds pro, case, wireless charger, tags, and $500 credit for my S10 +(highest credit anywhere) for pre-ordering, are you kidding me... does Apple do that?... not to mention I got the watch4 for free from T-Mobile for the 2/22/22 offer... life is good.

PS: oh and I have a $100 promo credit from Samsung cause their site was down on pre-order day... don't even know what I want to get 😆 🤣 😂

[NateandEli]

Rocking the S22 Ultra. Loving the camera and S Pen. I've been plane spotting, bird watching, and taking moon photos using its 100X camera zoom. Saying that, I'm getting my wife an iPhone because it's just very stable and offers a simple, fluid user experience. Suits her needs.

[curtislawson]

In my social circles I am the known tech expert. I am also a Networking Administration Major at a local college in my area. I have owned both Windows and MacOS as well as Android and iOS phones. My first smartphone was an Android back in the day called a Motorola Clique. It was one of the first Android smartphones. I noticed that it had a lot of cool features. After that, I had different smartphones from all across the spectrum. Motorola, HTC, and then I became a Samsung User. Samsung changed my life. I noticed that the apps I was downloading were more useful and offered more features at a better price point. I had never owned an iPhone and said I would never own two specific devices. One of those devices was an iPhone and the other was a Samsung Galaxy Note. Both of those situations actually happened. The first iPhone I ever owned was an iPhone 6S plus. I had it for a little while and enjoyed it. Then, shortly after its release I purchased an iPhone 7. For the most part I was fine with them. However, I noticed that some of the things that I normally got for free with an Android smartphone were starting to cost me money with an iPhone. (Mainly ringtones and music) I switched back and forth for a few years and at one point even had one of each. I would have an iPhone simply for FaceTime and I had a Samsung Galaxy Smartphone for everything else.
The first Note that I got was the Galaxy Note 5. I was impressed with the camera resolution, the functionality, and having the S Pen was an added bonus that I started using more and more over time. I saw the Galaxy Note 7 and wanted it, until it started exploding and burning people's cars to the ground. However, when Samsung remedied the problem I was all in on the Note 8, 9, 10+, and 20 Ultra 5G. The cameras got better and better every year. The processing speed was really improving. And the S Pen just kept evolving. I was really starting to become biased to the Samsung brand.
The last iPhone I owned was an iPhone SE 2nd Gen. The battery life was terrible. The phone was slow. The camera sucked. At that point I swore off iPhones forever. I got sick and tired of paying for everything that I was getting on the Samsung Galaxy Phones for free. I had to switch from Verizon to T-Mobile (smartest move I have ever made in many aspects) and had to take a step back on the level of technology I got. Instead of being able to get the Note 20 Ultra 5G or the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, I had to get the S21+. I tolerated it until I saw that the S22 Ultra was coming out and it was going to have that oh so sweet S Pen. I paid off my Galaxy S21+ and traded it in on launch day for a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G. With the resolution of the camera, the battery life (which they did not rate properly in my opinion because the battery life is amazing) the S Pen, and the ability to get apps and media for free that I was paying Apple for, I am back in smartphone heaven. I have thought about getting the lowest end iPhone available just to have FaceTime again. However, the raise on my rate plan is not worth it. I am bias to the Samsung brand. However, iPhone has been good to many users.
In my closing statement I would like to say that from an ease of use standpoint, iPhone is better for people with less technological knowledge. Older people tend to lean towards iPhones because they are easier to use and they don't normally care about customizing their device because they normally don't use phones for media and music or to check social media. People like myself that are more tech savvy have been known to want to lean more to the side of Samsung because they can be customized and often are better for a financial standpoint. I would like to make one thing clear however. Of all computer users in the United States only 25% own and operate Apple Computers while the other 75% own and operate a Windows based computer. iPhones and Windows do not coexist well, neither do Android phones and MacOS. Apple does not make any server hardware. All server hardware has Windows as its operating system. That is why I choose to use Android devices and Windows based computers. In classes that I take in my major even now as a first semester student, I am not able to use a Mac or MacBook because it does not have the software available required for the courses. So, that is why I am bias to Samsung, Android OS, as well as Windows based computers.

[augustineoghenero]

S22 ultra has all I need wow thanks for sharing 👍