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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Batfink33:
I have the Exynos and whilst it's not a "bad" phone ,for a 2022 flagship and one of the most expensive , performance compared to other phones around today isn't acceptable. Daily,it's usable but that's not good enough for £1300, I want the best performance for that. It has too many frame drops and stutters.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] loopypalm:
All samsung are trash ---> "Planned obsolescence"
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] AsAnine63:
Well, the battery life right out of the box really sucks. But around week two, is a lot better. But still not on the level of Samsung's previous models. After awhile longer, it gets me through the day.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] iamnotkurtcobain:
No.

If you think that the S22U is a bad phone, no phone will satisfy you. Yes it has some bugs here and there but it's all fixable with Software Updates. And Samsung is the best company in terms of updates in the Android world.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Virgo_Guy:
Agree.

It's just that I wish all the bloatwares were un-installable and not limited to disabling via adb only.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Virgo_Guy:
"Planned obsolescence" has become a part of every smartphone brand. Use any 3/4 year old smartphone and install latest software version available to it and it becomes a trash.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] nation888888:
I'm surprised. I'm still on the Note 20 Ultra and still is the best performance phone I have used. Pushed its performance in gaming, hardware sensor test, wireless and have had no issues. Internet performance is outstanding even with a VPN. Battery life has always been an issue for all my historical Samsungs Note 1 to 20. I am not surprised. My Chinese Oukitel K9 lasts for days even on Android 12 and all performance tweaks at maximum (Zeeta). Thank you for the post, I'm waiting on the S23 and hoping for drastic improvement. I have a feeling that you may be having bloatware running in the background that could cause jerky UI.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rroyy:
I'm the onw that used s7 edge for 6 years just because I decide to use it till it dies. And can really say neither s22u, nor samsung phones (generally) are bad.

most of you guys buy these devices for good prices (even that's expensive for some) we, in turkey pay nearly twice. I bought my s22u 512gb (with Galaxy Watch 44mm and Samsung Care+ screen insurance) for 1.710 usd (with pre order campaign) now same set costs 2.200 usd and even for that price it is not a bad device.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] motoridersd:
I got an S22U to test from Fi. It's a Snapdragon unit. I found it incredibly laggy at first, right after setup. I figured lots of things are still running in the background.

It wasn't until I changed the Processing speed to Maximum. At Optimized it just lagged a lot. Now it feels like a proper flagship.

Oddly I still go back to my Pixel 6 Pro and feel like it isn't as worse as some reviewers made it out to be when compared to the S21U (yes, S21, so S22 might not be fully ready yet). It could also be my P6 Pro has not had a lot of issues.

I don't know if I will keep it. Need to test some more.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] grt1msag3:
Honestly...i felt like i just bought a dam iphone ffs...IF I WANTED AN IPHONE I KNOW HOW TO FRIGGIN BUY ONE ...samsungs lost me as a phone custome til they get their sh*t together
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] What Am I Doing Here:
For me the biggest disappoint is the speaker. Dull sound. Its not a flagship phone (audio wise).
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] raul6:
Just another Note. Nothing more, nothing less
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] The Root:
You have to remember you're always going to get squeaky wheels. There are always fewer posts from people having no issues because they aren't having issues. There are also people coming from iterations of the Note series who were expecting all of their dreams to be solved and then payback for no sd card slot for some reason. When I've done troubleshooting with some people who have been complaining you can tell they have complete garbage on their phone that they refuse to get rid of. I have had a share of people who I was like, yeah, this is a hardware defect, but they seem to have been able to get replacements easily. I did have some of the graphics issues that came up before the first few updates, but overall things have been great. Overall, I don't think there are more issues than I've ever seen with prior Galaxy S series phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] alexandero11:
I doubt I'm the first to reply to this, but in case I am: I suggest you try saying what you wrote out loud. Are people expected to foresee issues like this? With your logic, nobody should ever buy a Pixel phone, since having a sub par-experience in the early days is "part of the experience" and it usually becomes a stable phone after a year or two of updates. Even though I could never use a Pixel as my main phone due to the stability issues, I would never try to tell someone to not consider it (I would try to get someone to wait a year to buy it though). TLDR is, why are you blaming someone who believed all the reviews that said it was great, and is now having serious unforeseen issues? Sure sounds like blaming the victim to me.

In response to the original post, do you by any chance only experience this stutter when your finger is on the screen? On my LG V20 and V40, you get stutter whenever your phone is on the screen and you have some app that uses an accessibility service. Are you using an app such as EasyScroll (probably not, because this is built into OneUI, but you get my point I'm sure). TLDR for you is, try disabling all accessibility services if you are using any and see if there is a difference.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] alesscam:
Yes,confirm...Fold 3 is much better!

After 2 month of S22U,i'm return on Fold 3,for me is the best phone at this moment!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
That's your opinion but I disagree. My S21 Ultra has been completely trouble free even though other users have issues, especially on Exynos devices. But their problems are far fewer than what we're seeing here and on other boards. I would submit the higher volume of defects can be attributed to the 2200 SoC and Android 12, plus Samsung's OneUI 4.10 skin hasn't been configured to work well in unison with Android 12. The Exynos 2100 on the S21 was a leap forward compared to previous versions with fewer issues than the 2200 AMD currently available. Top that off with Samsung's prerelease claims, some of which were total BS. I freely admit I don't care for the new S22 Ultra profile but one can set that aside when examining the Ultra's functionality.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] :
Citation?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
You shouldn't need anyone's help, the S22 Ultra issues are everywhere you look. Just yesterday it was reported the S22 drops to 1/3 of it's retail price after just 2 months. Samsung has dropped the ball on this model, no question about it.

S22 Ultra Problems

I'm not sure whether I have been unlucky or not but I have had several issues with my new S22 Ultra 256GB with Exynos CPU. The screen would go blank when browsing on google Chrome, I did find a fix on here for that thankfully. (Iphone McGee advised to type Chrome://flags into chrome and disable...

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Galaxy S22 Series Seems Plagued With Exynos Issues — Here Are Some Examples

Samsung Galaxy S22 users feel the Exynos sting.

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Problems with the GPS of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra? You are not alone

Some Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra devices are having problems with their GPS signals. Here is how to alleviate the issue until Samsung delivers the fix.

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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: inconsistent AF and other problems by Jose Antunes - ProVideo Coalition

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the more versatile camera smartphone available, but it needs some adjustments, as well as an update for its Expert RAW app… which is doing some very strange things. Don’t get me wrong: I love my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. I’ve shot more with it since it arrived...

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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] The Root:
The tech writers are the worst. They instantly start putting out articles that **** on it for not being what they imagined. That drives perception of value right out of the gate. Like The Verge will write a scathing article on Samsung phone just for the fact that they aren't iPhones. Also remember they write these articles for clicks, not to actually be informative. I used to write back in the early days and the writers that wanted to just put out sensational articles with no basis other than their opinion were awful to deal with and the main reason I stopped. They took over the landscape and just run with stuff. Literally some of the articles use discussions on here as sources for info, so it's a circular feed. They report that you said you had a problem (valid or not) and you report back to us that you see a ton of problems because of their articles. It's nonsense.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Exactly, and then its parroted by a small segment of the forum that have zero hands on experience with the phone.

The lengths that they go to make their point is both humorous and pathetic.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
You make it sound all these defects are made up, they aren't an issue. How about the overwhelming amount of complaints on Samsung Members and XDA? Believe what you wish with your head in sand. The device is Samsung's biggest turd in years, the users have made that clear. I've shared my opinions and throughly debunked the supporters, now it's for others to decide.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
I've got an awesome 58 Edsel I'm looking to sell, you sound like the perfect buyer. 👍
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Pathetic is spot on. Humor still needs work.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
What you said is what happens when a person starts making unverified claims...*cough* the OP, and then other mouth-breathing trolls then pick up on it and amplify it. If the S22 Ultra, or any of the other S22 phones were that bad, you'd hear about it in the main stream tech media.

This is the downside to social media, and yes, XDA is a social media site. Loud and obnoxious trolls start or take over threads.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] The Root:
What I don't do is believe every unverified claim on XDA and Samsung Members as fact. I've been in these forums long enough to know that a lot of claims are made up bs for attention. People brick their phones messing around on here and it's like pulling teeth to get them to admit it. You think I'm believing every claim from someone who just signed up?

I would say the biggest turd in years is the Note 7 that they literally recalled and deactivated. Ok, they had the CPU throttling on the S22 that was found and dealt with. That was a dumb move on their part and they seem to have owned up to it.

As far as the articles, there's currently a promoted article going around right now "How to get into Samsung UI 5 beta". It's pretty much an entire clickbait article on we have no idea how it's going to be but this is what it was last year. It's May. Google I/O hasn't even announced much yet. Samsung hasn't announced a beta or even development news about One UI 5, but it's a slow news cycle so let's drum up useless clickbait. They will literally print the most baseless rumor as sworn fact because someone was speculating on here.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Griffin7296:
Samsung dropped the ball on the EXYNOS models for sure..SD's are more or less immune to all the issues being "reported"
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
Define, "overwhelming amount of complaints." How many complaints is, as you put it, "overwhelming"?

You make claims without backing them up and exaggerate real numbers.

If the S22 series phones were really, "Samsung's biggest turd in years," the non-tech media would have said something by now.

You have yet to thoroughly debunk anything.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] WZDISMINE:
I have one question, if the s22 ultra Exynos start charging when you plug in the charger, my s22: if battery it's completely discharged and I plug the charger, only after some minutes start showing charging from 0%, all my Samsung phone, when I put charging 🔌 the phone showing that moment how charging. I talking about when the battery it's died. Any one same problem?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Perfectly normal. Your phone always runs off its battery. So when you plug in your charger when there is 0% charge, it's going to take a minute or two for the battery to gain enough charge to power the phone and display the charging status.

Btw, discharging the battery to 0% is very hard on it and will more quickly degrade the batteries performance.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tahasaad99:
I have same problem with same model S22 U Russian version 12 ram 512, the performance not smooth and battery so bad i charged it 2 time on day. I don't know what to do.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jack lamters:
I noticed that all of the Samsung S22 Ultra users reported that they facing issue such as battery draining faster
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
That's a gross exaggeration. Some complain about it. Most don't.

Poll
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] WZDISMINE:
There take minimum 10 minutes or more 15 or 20 minutes, its not one or two or 3 minutes. I plug in for changing (only when fully discharged battery), and You can't do nothing. But I don't have any problem with battery, just when it's completely discharged the battery, you can not use the phone for 10 15 or 20 minutes, even if it's plug the charger.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
It's been a good number of years since I had a phone discharge down to zero. I do remember about 3-4 years ago my Lenovo Yoga laptop accidentally discharged to zero as I left it in standby mode unplugged. It took a good 20-30 min on the charger before I could turn it on so its perfectly understandable that it took 10-20 minutes for your phone to recover.

The point is do not let your phone discharge below 15-20% as it is very hard on your battery!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] WZDISMINE:
Yes I know, just happened, and I test again twice, and that happening, really I don't live the phone fully discharging, just I see what happened when first time full discharged.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Azryael:
I didn't upgrade from my Note 9 for years, and I'm here to tell you that phone took a beating. Screen never suffered any scratches or other damage.

My S22 Ultra on the other hand already had a deep gouge in the glass with no explanation as to how it happened!

I've also experienced several crashes, and I have the Snapdragon model. I don't do any gaming on my phone, nor do I load a ton of apps, so I'm a bit surprised at some of the random hiccups and full-on crash-to-reboots I've experienced.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Nghtmare:
Samsung probably sold millions of devices already, yet you have a handful of people complaining about it. Some people need to look up the word "overwhelming" in the dictionary.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Lol even if it was 100k devices it would still be less than 1%
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rockky:
Actually my experience has coincided with XDA's review!

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Review: A phenomenal 5-star smartphone

The Galaxy S22 Ultra is absolutely fabulous, bringing the very best of Samsung in all areas of the phone experience. Here's our review of the Snapdragon-powered version.

www.xda-developers.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rockky:
My experience has coincided with XDA'a review of the 22Ultra :

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Review: A phenomenal 5-star smartphone

The Galaxy S22 Ultra is absolutely fabulous, bringing the very best of Samsung in all areas of the phone experience. Here's our review of the Snapdragon-powered version.

www.xda-developers.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dark_intel:
This is without a doubt the worst phone I ever had. 256gb version. Battery lasts 5 hours, It charges very slow on max watt. I have all 4 fingerprints set to my thumb and it still takes 5 to 10 times to register. I have google pay issues, the NFC multifires. The Adaptive motion literally looks like rubber banding in a game how it constantly changes hertz in the middle of activities. The cameras are terrible, the main has a distorted fisheye effect, it wont focus in low light, there's no advanced settings in the camera app. The night shot doesn't live view to know when to stop. DJI app wont work because Samsung wont share their source code to see why it wont boot, rendering my drone completely unusable. The bluetooth output sound is very quiet, normally with other devices I run at 20 volume, with this it needs to be 35 in both my cars. It Runs very hot all the time. It's full of bloatware. I'm going back to my P30 Pro. I don't think I'll touch Samsung again for another 10 years.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Why didnt you return it? It's obviously deffective. 🤦‍♂️
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dark_intel:
Only had it for 3 days. Will be returning, but it's not defective. Many people have these same issues. Big miss from Samsung, s21 ultra was by far a better device. Also the regular S10 kills the s22.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Okay then.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] johnb4200:
This is the difference the amazingly clear pic s21 ultra. The ok one is s22ultra. Same camera supposedly but what a difference
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Looks like you zoomed in a little on the S22u? Also, did u you have the S22u camera on night mode?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Griffin7296:
EXYNOS or SD? I had the S10 + and while it was a good phone it's no match for the s22.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] im0rtalz:
I wouldn't say it's a bad phone but it's also far from perfect and offers very little improvement on battery life and performance. This is just my experience from going from S21U to the S22U.

Probably mostly due to the SDGen1 being pretty utterly disappointing since it's neither efficient or cool.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ixon2001:
I have the 256GB Exynos S22 Ultra had it from day one, it's never caused me any problem no crashes no overheating love the phone tbh & i came from the S21 Ultra.

BUT the way things are atm in the UK with the rising cost of living, I'll probably keep hold of my S22 Ultra for a couple of years before upgrading again, i may even go for the bog standard S24 rather than the Ultra next time around if things haven't improved in 2024, if i can afford it by then that is.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dark_intel:
Snapdragon, Canada.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] johnb4200:
No they was both taking with the same setup just on different nights. Also they was edited a little but I tried my best to make them look as good as possible.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
2 doctored images taken at different times. Not a very useful comparison.

The LH image is way out of focus. The RH image looks unnatural.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] PixelatedSnow:
Unfortunately, I do. I hate to say it, but I completely regret trading in my Note 20 Ultra, as it performed so much better. I notice a lag, studder, hang, whatever you want to call it, a lot of the time while using it, and I have the Snapdragon version. Opening Snapchat makes the phone hang. I have to wait around 5-7 seconds for it to catch up so I can film without it studdering. Android Auto has me extremely frustrated. While using it with a wire, the car's screen refresh rate slows down to 1-2 frames a second and has about a 3 second delay when tapping buttons. This doesn't happen outside of Android Auto [on the infotainment system], even while plugged in. I have changed out the wire twice, both times using an unused wire, but the problem persists. The ONLY solution I have found so far is to unplug and replug the phone in about 6-8 times, letting it load each time before unplugging again. Once I do this, it's smooth again. Sometimes it will go back to 1-2 FPS and I'll have to repeat the process. I am so frustrated at Samsung for releasing such a sh*tty, underdeveloped phone! I had absolutely no issues with my Note 20U. When I first got the phone I just thought to myself that they'd update the system and it'll resolve most of the problems. *LMAO* 2 or 3 updates have been released and the problem persists. 🙄
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
From another post, not mine - "It's lottery at this point. 10 of my friends all purchased s22 ultra 512 GB. Some snapdragon and some exoyns. Out of the 10 people only 4 of them had issues. 3 Exy and 1 Snp"

40% with defects, yes I'd call that overwhelming especially for a "flagship"

Or haven't you noticed all the negative posts just in this one thread? Only a Samsung Fan boy will ignore legitimate complaints over numerous defects with the S22 Ultra!

Samobile - "As a longtime Samsung fan, it’s downright embarrassing to see how the company continues to fail in fixing problems with Galaxy devices powered by its in-house chipset. Did Samsung even perform any kind of stress test or real-world testing of the Galaxy S22 series before it decided to bring it to market? From the experience I and other owners of the Exynos-powered Galaxy S22 models are having, it seems the answer is no."

Samsung delivered the worst Exynos flagship in recent times

Exynos sucks, Snapdragon rules. That’s pretty much been the theme these last couple of years when it comes to the ...

www.sammobile.com

The turd rolls on...
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Have you opened a support ticket with Samsung? I highly recommend it.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Griffin7296:
Overwhelming may be a stretch, disappointing - yes....
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
Again. You're exaggerating. You have no idea how statistics works. Your sample set of 10 people is NOT a good representative number. Not by a long shot. The Sammobile article does not give any statistics at all. In fact the whole article is subjective. The writer says, "my experience." That is a subjective statement.

Are there other people who are experiencing problems with the phone? Yes, but unless you can put an actual statistic beyond the 10 people you know then it is moot.

You can keep your turd...
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] michaelxy:
Its not bad - its a broken s**** phone who cant even make a phone call.

Problems with GSM network on Galaxy S22 Ultra

I received my Galaxy S22 Ultra 512GB, Exynos version, over a week before official release date. As I was using the phone I discovered several bugs with my unit, screen blackouts, occasionaly freezes, conversations loosing sound, phon not reachable over GSM network even if my signals was good. I...

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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Try adding 4 gb of ram and compare a flagship vs flagship...

The ancient N10+ rips the S22U to pieces in this simple app loading speed/ram test.

The S22U gets dog slow once it's ram loads up and even before that it wasn't outpacing the N10+ by much.

If you look at the same test including the Note 9, the N9's loading speeds are noticeably slower then the N10+ or the S22U.

For 3 years to improve the hardware the S22U isn't giving much bang for the buck it appears.

Worse it's memory seems more like a downgrade which includes no expandable memory. Swell.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
First post since joining 3 1/2 years ago and that's the best you can do? Do you own an S22U or are you just parroting the negativity brigade?