The Galaxy S22 isn't a huge improvement or departure from last year's phone, but just like an "S-year" iPhone, Samsung has tweaked and elevated all the phone's most critical components.

Small flagship. The 6.1-inch Samsung Galaxy S22 is the smallest and most affordable model in the new Galaxy S22 series. Despite the smaller size, it offers the same high-end SoC performance as its more expensive cousins and is almost on par in terms of features.

high quality workmanship, compact size, accurate GPS, long timeframe for updates, good camera, very bright AMOLED display, high system performance

throttling under load, no power supply included, charging with a maximum of 25 watts

Very good camera and good storage.

Easy to use.

I always turn my new phone on battery saving mode. Even on battery saving mode and using my phone for just browsing and social media (no games), the longest the battery life it can get is 1.5days. The camera though is great, but all the positive aspects of the phone are useless if you have to charge so often.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 is small, fast, and offers a clean and reliable Android experience. It's an incremental update that keeps what was good in the S21, and upgrades the camera, processor, and materials to create a solid Android device.

Small and solidly built, Attractive design, Excellent performance

Not a major update, Camera system pales in comparison to its Ultra cousin, Small screen

Look thr size. It's pocket friendly and fits your hands perfectly. It's light weight and has good screen size. Camera captures are perfect and clear. 30x zoom also captures good clicks. love my phone.

This phone is crazy and I'm so happy I got one. The features are so cool

For those that want more size and performance there are the S22 Plus and S22 Ultra options too. But for a do-it-all option that doesn’t break the bank, the S22 is a valiant contender for Android flagship standing against the Apple iPhone 13 competition.

Compact design, Excellent display

Slow charging, Small battery

So should you buy the Galaxy S22? It's a solid entry — it's compact, it's powerful, it has a great camera. And it has the promise of long support and updates, and it doesn't hurt that the phone itself looks very good.

Awesome display, Compact-ish, Good haptics, Good camera, OneUI is all grown up and fleshed out

Not a huge improvement over S21, Battery life is a bit weak, Speakers need improvement