Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus 5G 128GB
A newer model Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus 256GB was released in February 2023.
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Samsung Galaxy S22+ Plus (128GB, White) AU - Excellent review
With all that said, none of the issues I found with this phone stop me from thoroughly recommending it. If you want a reliable, powerful Android phone that looks stylish, takes fantastic photos, has battery to last most of the day and runs everything you throw at it without breaking a sweat, the...- Fantastic AMOLED display, Capable processor, Impressive camera, Flat screen, Comfortable in the hand, Well incorporated camera bump
- Built-in colour scheme options a little lacking
Samsung Galaxy S22+ review: An upgraded galaxy
The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is certainly the odd phone out of the Galaxy family. The base-level S22 is an attractive option if you’re looking to save a bit of cash, while the high-end ultra has all the bells and whistles for the big spenders. The S22+ sits awkwardly between the two, struggling to retain a strong identity all its own. Nevertheless, the S22+ is a fully-featured Samsung Galaxy phone with an impressive spec sheet to prove it, and it’s worth checking out. The S22+ is the overgrown twin of the S22. Unless you compare them side-by-side, the extra 0.5-inches of screen space isn’t going to be very noticeable, and visually there’s nothing else to distinguish the S22+. It’s a good-looking phone, with rounded edges that make it comfortable to hold. It’s available in a wide variety of colors, including Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy, and if you buy it from Samsung’s online store you can also get it in Graphite, Sky Blue, or Red. The phone features the power and volume bu...- Large, durable, and beautiful screen
- Excellent camera system
- Powerful hardware
- IP68 weather resistance
- Price is a bit steep
- Doesn’t do much to set itself apart
Samsung Galaxy S22+ (Review Samsung Galaxy S22+ 128GB Unlocked Phone (Phantom Black))
The best Galaxy of the bunch- Top-of-the-line performance, Excellent cellular reception, True 3x zoom camera
- Photos can look a little washed out, 45W charging doesn't make a big difference in speed
Samsung Galaxy S22+ Plus (128GB, White) AU - Excellent review
Bigger benefits. The plus (+) in the product name suggests additional features, and the Samsung Galaxy S22+ delivers as ordered. It offers all the features that distinguish the renowned Galaxy S22 but goes one step further, especially in terms of display and battery.- high quality workmanship, accurate GPS, long timeframe for system updates, good camera, very bright AMOLED display, high system performance, good battery life
- throttling under load, no power supply included
Samsung Galaxy S22+ review: Sexier 3 months down the road
The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is not a breathtaking smartphone, but it can be considered a consistent performer. We don't have a big technological or design jump over the previous generation with this device, just minor fixes and improvements. However, this is not a smartphone without any flaws.- Solid design and excellent materials, IP 68 certification, Mature software and great update policy, Versatile camera configuration
- Limited battery life of only one day, Slow charging capability
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Editor’s note: The Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Ultra are now official, so you may want to hold off … The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is certainly the odd phone out of the Galaxy family. The base-level S22 is an attractive option if you’re looking to save a bit of cash, while the high-end ultra has all the bells and whistles for the big spenders. The S22+ sits awkwardly between the two, struggling to retain a strong identity all its own. Nevertheless, the S22+ is a fully-featured Samsung Galaxy phone with an impressive spec sheet to prove it, and it’s worth checking out. The S22+ is the overgrown twin of the S22. Unless you compare them side-by-side, the extra 0.5-inches of screen space isn’t going to be very noticeable, and visually there’s nothing else to distinguish the S22+. It’s a good-looking phone, with rounded edges that make it comfortable to hold. It’s available in a wide variety of colors, including Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy, and if you buy it from Samsung’s...- Large, durable, and beautiful screen
- Excellent camera system
- Powerful hardware
- IP68 weather resistance
- Price is a bit steep
- Doesn’t do much to set itself apart
These Android apps are spying on you — and there’s no easy way to stop them
Editor’s note: The Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Ultra are now official, so you may want to hold off … The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is certainly the odd phone out of the Galaxy family. The base-level S22 is an attractive option if you’re looking to save a bit of cash, while the high-end ultra has all the bells and whistles for the big spenders. The S22+ sits awkwardly between the two, struggling to retain a strong identity all its own. Nevertheless, the S22+ is a fully-featured Samsung Galaxy phone with an impressive spec sheet to prove it, and it’s worth checking out. The S22+ is the overgrown twin of the S22. Unless you compare them side-by-side, the extra 0.5-inches of screen space isn’t going to be very noticeable, and visually there’s nothing else to distinguish the S22+. It’s a good-looking phone, with rounded edges that make it comfortable to hold. It’s available in a wide variety of colors, including Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy, and if you buy it from Samsung’s...- Large, durable, and beautiful screen
- Excellent camera system
- Powerful hardware
- IP68 weather resistance
- Price is a bit steep
- Doesn’t do much to set itself apart
Does the Samsung Galaxy A54 have a headphone jack?
Editor’s note: The Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Ultra are now official, so you may want to hold off … The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is certainly the odd phone out of the Galaxy family. The base-level S22 is an attractive option if you’re looking to save a bit of cash, while the high-end ultra has all the bells and whistles for the big spenders. The S22+ sits awkwardly between the two, struggling to retain a strong identity all its own. Nevertheless, the S22+ is a fully-featured Samsung Galaxy phone with an impressive spec sheet to prove it, and it’s worth checking out. The S22+ is the overgrown twin of the S22. Unless you compare them side-by-side, the extra 0.5-inches of screen space isn’t going to be very noticeable, and visually there’s nothing else to distinguish the S22+. It’s a good-looking phone, with rounded edges that make it comfortable to hold. It’s available in a wide variety of colors, including Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy, and if you buy it from Samsung’s...- Large, durable, and beautiful screen
- Excellent camera system
- Powerful hardware
- IP68 weather resistance
- Price is a bit steep
- Doesn’t do much to set itself apart
Here’s how fast 5G on your Samsung Galaxy S23 really is
Editor’s note: The Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Ultra are now official, so you may want to hold off … The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is certainly the odd phone out of the Galaxy family. The base-level S22 is an attractive option if you’re looking to save a bit of cash, while the high-end ultra has all the bells and whistles for the big spenders. The S22+ sits awkwardly between the two, struggling to retain a strong identity all its own. Nevertheless, the S22+ is a fully-featured Samsung Galaxy phone with an impressive spec sheet to prove it, and it’s worth checking out. The S22+ is the overgrown twin of the S22. Unless you compare them side-by-side, the extra 0.5-inches of screen space isn’t going to be very noticeable, and visually there’s nothing else to distinguish the S22+. It’s a good-looking phone, with rounded edges that make it comfortable to hold. It’s available in a wide variety of colors, including Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy, and if you buy it from Samsung’s...- Large, durable, and beautiful screen
- Excellent camera system
- Powerful hardware
- IP68 weather resistance
- Price is a bit steep
- Doesn’t do much to set itself apart
Latest Galaxy Z Flip 5 leak shows a big screen upgrade
Editor’s note: The Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Ultra are now official, so you may want to hold off … The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is certainly the odd phone out of the Galaxy family. The base-level S22 is an attractive option if you’re looking to save a bit of cash, while the high-end ultra has all the bells and whistles for the big spenders. The S22+ sits awkwardly between the two, struggling to retain a strong identity all its own. Nevertheless, the S22+ is a fully-featured Samsung Galaxy phone with an impressive spec sheet to prove it, and it’s worth checking out. The S22+ is the overgrown twin of the S22. Unless you compare them side-by-side, the extra 0.5-inches of screen space isn’t going to be very noticeable, and visually there’s nothing else to distinguish the S22+. It’s a good-looking phone, with rounded edges that make it comfortable to hold. It’s available in a wide variety of colors, including Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy, and if you buy it from Samsung’s...- Large, durable, and beautiful screen
- Excellent camera system
- Powerful hardware
- IP68 weather resistance
- Price is a bit steep
- Doesn’t do much to set itself apart