One UI 4.1 is a prominent subject at the moment. This is the most recent version of Samsung’s custom skin, which debuted with the Galaxy S22. We tried it out shortly after the gadgets were announced.
Now that our Galaxy S22 Ultra review is up and we’ve spent some time with the device, we’ve had a chance to evaluate how well One UI 4.1 works on the Galaxy S22 Ultra. We will, without a doubt, share all of our observations with you.
Samsung’s current flagship smartphone series, the Galaxy S22, features three new models that sit at the top of the company’s non-foldable phone lineup.
While the Galaxy S22 and S22+ are pretty much business as usual – which isn’t necessarily a bad thing – the S22 Ultra is a bit more radical, with a new look (and functionality) inspired by Samsung’s now-defunct Galaxy Note line.
With the three Galaxy S22 models now available worldwide, here’s everything you need to know about each one.
Cost of Samsung Galaxy S22?
While many expected Samsung to boost phone costs this year, the S22 range’s prices remain mostly unchanged from the S21 range. The following is a breakdown of the models:
Price of S22:
- 8GB + 128GB: $799/£769/€879/₹72,999
- 8GB + 256GB: $849/£819/€929/₹76,999
Price of S22+:
- 8GB + 128GB: $999/£949/€1,079/₹84,999
- 8GB + 256GB: $1,049/£999/€1,129/₹88,999
Price of S 22 Ultra:
- 8GB + 128GB: $1,199/£1,149/€1,279
- 12GB + 256GB: $1,299/£1,249/€1,379/₹109,999
- 12GB + 512GB: $1,399/£1,329/€1,489/₹118,999
- 12GB + 1TB: $1,599/£1,499/€1,689
What are the technical specifications and design features of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series?
There’s a lot of new stuff in the three phones, as well as a lot of changes between them, so we’re dividing everything down by model to make things easy.
If you’d rather see (or listen) than reading, we’ve broken out the differences between all three phones in this episode of our monthly podcast Fast Charge Phones.
With a familiar form and approximately the same camera setup as last year’s S21, this appears very comparable in terms of design. The main difference this year is that the phone’s back is now comprised of glass rather than plastic – specifically, Samsung’s proprietary Gorilla Glass Victus+.
It comes in black, white, pink, and green by default, but you can also get it in graphite, cream, violet, or sky blue if you buy it through Samsung’s website.
One thing we were hoping for was the chance of customizing the S22’s colors, comparable to the Bespoke Edition Galaxy Z Flip 3 possibilities. There’s no indication of this yet, but if it proves to be a success, Samsung may expand its offering – but maybe not until a later date.
On the front, there’s a 6.1-inch AMOLED display, which is somewhat smaller than last year’s model. It has an FHD+ resolution and supports dynamic refresh rate scaling from 10Hz to 120Hz, among other things. An ultrasonic fingerprint scanner is embedded into the display, as you might anticipate.
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