The Samsung Galaxy A22 is still part of the Samsung A series budget smartphone that packs a massive battery and good cameras. The phone is the successor of the Galaxy A21 , and it comes with some upgrade. Below are the Galaxy A22 full specifications and the price.

I just had a lol at this new Samsung galaxy and it is great but not as good as the other galaxy a21s as that phone has more features better camera and just looks nicer

Samsung Galaxy A22 5G is a good looking phone with long battery life, support for a number of 5G bands and offers decent performance in terms of multi-tasking. However, at a starting price of Rs 19,999, the smartphone faces tough competition from many lower-priced phones from rival brands as well as...

Good looking phone, Long battery life, Decent performance

While a few features are missing, the Samsung Galaxy A22 5G is still a good option under Rs 20,000 price segment. If you are someone who wants to buy a Samsung phone for general usage, then you can buy this mid-range phone and be prepared for the dawn of 4G.

While the Samsung Galaxy A22 5G was able to convince us overall, the 4G version of the smartphones presents a different picture: You are getting a smartphone here that simply isn't able to keep up with similarly priced competitors in some areas.

90-Hz display, more than 60 fps while gaming is possible, no throttling, good battery life, decent locating accuracy, camera with OIS and macro lens

charging takes a long time, fairly strong heat development, no 5G, dark screen..., ... with a low resolution, mediocre voice quality, slow storage, no aptX with Bluetooth, mediocre signal strength in mobile communication

Australian model of the A22 doesn't have NFC. This is cleverly omitted by Samsung and you don't realise until you try to enable it that you can't.

The Samsung Galaxy A22 5G is a predictably solid affordable phone with a strong main camera and exemplary stamina, though its performance and display leave a little to be desired.

Solidly built, Decent main camera, Strong stamina, You want a phone that can last days, not hours : If you’re not too heavy with your usage, you’ll be able to clear a full two days in between charges.

Mediocre LCD tech, Poor performance, Hefty build, You shoot a lot of selfies : Samsung’s 8MP selfie camera isn’t very good, and can show up some weird visual effects.