SAMSUNG Galaxy S22 Cell Phone, Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone, 256GB, 8K Camera & Video, Night Mode, Brightest Display Screen, 50MP Photo Resolution, Long Battery Life, US Version, Phantom White

Great phone, great price. Lots of storage. Perfect size!! I hate big phones. I was replacing an S9 and this is similar in size. I'm on Cricket and the only issue with this phone is that it doesn't take a memory card so I don't have my pictures in my gallery. I saved them on Shutterfly so I didn't lose them. Other than that, this phone is Great! One more thing I just remembered, the volume controls are a bit annoying. Whenever tapping up or down on the side of the phone, 4 different volume control options pop up: ringer, text/notifications, media, and things associated with the phone such as the alarm. I really find it a bit annoying, but that's it. Not a deal breaker for me.

The S22 is the perfect form factor for me. It slips right into my pocket and I hardly know it's there while I'm working, unlike most of the other big and bulky smart phones I was using prior. The device build quality also looks really good and it feels good in the hand.The tech in this phone is pretty great. I like how quick and snappy it is in relation to opening apps, booting up, etc.The screen is surprisingly good, too, for only being 1080p. It still gets plenty bright and vibrant, and the 120hz screen is incredibly smooth.The cameras on the phone are also fantastic. Every shot I took was incredibly crisp and detailed. Though they were day shots, as I haven't played much with night shots yet.My only minor complaint about the phone would be the battery. I personally make it through the work day just fine, but I usually just read stuff on social media or news articles on flipboard when I'm on break or lunch. That equates to around an hour and thirty minutes of screen time. By the end of an eight hour shift, I'll still have around 70% battery left.It's decent enough for lighter screen use, but it may be good to have a charger handy if you like to play a lot of games or watch a lot of videos.Overall the phone is well worth the money and I would definitely recommend it.

Never freezez and it's response time is insane, charges wirelessly and has options to fast charge.Owned for almost a year with 0 issues.

I ordered this phone to replace an even more compact but much older device and so far (after about a month of use) this has been a very solid successor:The form factor, screen, camera, performance and overall build quality have been great for me. I’m not a camera guru and mostly take a few snapshots, yet especially the night mode has been a big upgrade for me. Also, I use the adaptive setting for the screen refresh rate. To save on battery, however, I try to keep the screen brightness rather low.Speaking of, battery life would be my biggest complaint, a challenge that all compact phones have to overcome. If only Samsung had made the phone a tiny bit thicker to include bigger batteries, but then it would have probably been too heavy and bulky for most people.Also note that no charger is included in the box! I did not yet own a USB type-C charger to use the included cable, so I had to order one separately. Don’t believe these companies that they do this for the environment, as it requires extra packaging and potentially a separate delivery to buy a charger.As for the software, I like Samsung’s One UI, but wished I got to choose between Google and Samsung for each app and could eliminate the other (some apps can only be deactivated, but remain installed on the device). Having two ecosystems on one device can be a bit confusing and takes away unnecessary storage, which unfortunately is non-expandable.The other compact phone option I considered was the iPhone 13, which I probably would have chosen if it were priced similarly.If you are happy with Android and Samsung in particular and are looking for a more compact phone, you probably won’t be disappointed by what the Galaxy S22 delivers.

It's safe to say that my opinion of the S22 is influenced by just how bad my S9 had become.I was hesitant to purchase based on reviews mentioning short battery life, but I just didn't want a bigger phone. And compared to my S9 that was dying after 3 hours of use, the S22 is great. Most days I'm able to only charge once every 24 hours. I'm not a gamer or much of a video watcher and I'm sure that helps. It supports my social media habit just fine, as well as emails and googling around.And yes, the fingerprint scanner is a bit annoying. With it's constant "not recognized". I have found that it works better with a more patient purposeful press. It does not like a quick "it's me let me in" finger drive by.Being able to keep a reasonable sized phone, the cost, and coming from a phone in it's deathbed, I'm happy overall and glad I stopped deliberating and finally bought it.

Love this phone. No complaints

WORKS GREAT!

The media could not be loaded.  Se queda trabado fácilmente. Se está recalentado y se desconecta. Al cargarlo también da aviso de recalentamiento. En fin que me he comunicado con servicio al cliente y ya paso la garantía de 1 mes. Intentaré acudir a Samsung directamente a ver si me responden. Por el precio tan alto de éste teléfono no vale la pena y menos estar pasando por esto. Que conste que no tengo juegos ni uso el celular todo el día. He tenido que volver a usar mi teléfono Samsung S9 que aún tenía conmigo. No lo recomiendo.