The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (12GB+512GB) 5G Dual SIM smartphone is a great replacement to the Note range. It still has the stylus but has packed it with additional functionality over the older Note range models. The camera is a joy to use and the screen is a crystal clear experience - it seems to me that it doesn't smudge as easily as the previous smartphones. The 512 GB capacity leaves plenty of room for movie and file downloads and the 12 GB RAM gives a user experience that is very slick. The battery lasts most of the day with constant use (games, media, texts and calls), and doesn't take too long to recharge. The Samsung apps are still a...view more

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (12GB+512GB) 5G Dual SIM smartphone is a great replacement to the Note range. It still has the stylus but has packed it with additional functionality over the older Note range models. The camera is a joy to use and the screen is a crystal clear experience - it seems to me that it doesn't smudge as easily as the previous smartphones. The 512 GB capacity leaves plenty of room for movie and file downloads and the 12 GB RAM gives a user experience that is very slick. The battery lasts most of the day with constant use (games, media, texts and calls), and doesn't take too long to recharge. The Samsung apps are still a...view more

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has been on the market for some time, boasting an ultra-premium experience for users.

The smartphone landscape has not changed much over the past few years. There are a handful of new smartphone makers and many solid midrange and budget options we never had before. But overall, the flagship smartphone market is still dominated by two major players, Samsung and Apple.

The ZTE Axon 40 Ultra could be one of the most attractive phones ever, drawing on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra’s looks, minus the S Pen. There are a few bugs in the camera and software, but the handset offers great value for money and may steal your heart from its bigger-name rivals.

Attractive, comfortable design, Plenty of processing power, Impressive price for its features

Poor front-facing camera, Occasional software bugs, No wireless charging

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the perfect upgrade for existing Galaxy Note users, offering the same design language, a built-in S Pen slot and more. Throw in flagship specs including a WQHD+ 120Hz display, one of the best camera setups around and Samsung’s Exynos 2200 and you’ve got a very...

Incredible S Pen performance, Buttery-smooth, ultra-bright display, All-day battery life, Impressive camera performance

Expensive, Exynos 2200 isn’t as powerful as 8 Gen 1, Slower charging than key rivals, Can be hard to hold one-handed

My first impression about Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra was made long before I bought it. I thought that the phone was too expensive at the starting price of $1200. I couldn’t bring myself to buy one as long as it stayed at that price. However, the gods of mobile smiled on me.

I have to confess: While writing this review, I kept typing “the Note 22 Ultra” and had to correct my mistake at least a dozen times. Those of you who are Note fans will find this a pleasant reunion.

The phone is a beast by itself and given that i am looking for a white color one (first time owning a white one) and a storage of this size it is a tall task because almost all store doesnt have a stock of it, rang almost every 2degrees store in AKL and its no avail. Saw that PB tech Uni had last remaining unit I quicky rang them and Vicki on the other end is so helpful and accomodating. Answered all my enquiries regarding with the item. Vicki is a truely gem! A retail star indeed! Phone is a top notch marvel, truely fits the name "flagship". Only cons i could tell is the battery life could've been better maybe bump it up to 5500 or be...view more

No matter what camp you land on in the Android market, you have to admit that Samsung is the king. The company has a long history of being the most competent and successful Android phone maker.