SAMSUNG GALAXY A22 REVIEW By Rick Aqua

Foreign, hey people it's Karo here, and this is a Samsung Galaxy a22, it's a new entry-level device from Samsung which is selling for about a thousand one hundred Ghana city. These are some really nice features like a 5 000 William battery a 6.4 inch display. This is a super AMOLED panel with 90 hertz, refresh rate, not just that this comes with a quad camera setup at the back, which we're going to explore very soon. This and other features we're going to discuss the new Samsung Galaxy a22 without taking much of your time. Let's get to the video. Let's talk about the design for a minute.

The new 822 has a very familiar look if you've been following entry-level devices, you'll notice. This has most of the common features of devices in this price category the chain, the due dual camera. This is made up of a plastic frame and rail and also has a glass front. It comes with a glossy finish which, as we all know, doesn't do a perfect job at hiding fingerprints, but the other color version seems to handle fingerprints way better than the black. If you ask me, these are the color options that come with a Samsung Galaxy a2, you have a black, a mint, a violet which of these is your favorite.

I think I'm kind of liking the mint. It looks perfect. If you ask me, let me know which one you're going to go for in the comment section below other features included in the design includes an USB port, a headphone jack and a single firing speaker globe below. You also get a fingerprint sensor in the power button and the volume rocker on the right side. On the left side, you get a dual sim card tray, which has a dedicated memory card slot.

These are some features that most people that are deciding to buy devices in this price category are really going to appreciate. So I think it's perfect for the display. This is a 6.4 inches infinity. U display, of course, is a super AMOLED panel with a 720p resolution and has a 90 hertz refresh rate. This is what I have to say about the display: it's an AMOLED panel, so the colors are rich and punchy as what we are used to from AMOLED panels.

The colors are very vibrant when you decide to choose the vivid mode, and it's sharp screen. Brightness is not an issue either, as you can easily use this outdoor with no problems for the display, you get the ability to switch between a 60 hertz and a 90 hertz. The 90 hertz is guaranteed to give you a much smoother experience with a device, so I would advise you always keep it at 90 heads so for the display. I must say this is a really solid display. AMOLED panels are good.

This is no exception. It has some amazing colors on here, and it gets really bright even when you decide to use it outdoor so for display. This is pretty dope. When it comes to the internals and software experience, this could be a make or break area, but for the Samsung Galaxy a22. This feels okay to interact with this comes with android 11 out of the box, with one UI called 3.1. There's an outscore CPU, 64, gigabytes of storage and four gigabytes of ram.

This is not the snappiest device, but this can be easily sorted out by going to the developer options. Finding the windows, animator scale and transition and meter scale also, the animated duration scale 10 all of these 2.5 x- and this is going to improve upon the fluidity of this device. Animations are going to be way faster way smoother. This is where I think you actually enjoy the 90 hertz refresh rate that comes with this device, so make sure you go into the developer modes and reduce these animation speeds. I love that this didn't come with a lot of pre-installed applications of bloatware and I highly recommend that you go for the six gigabytes ram option and 128gb storage variant, as that is not quite far off from the entry level variant in general.

Performance is fairly good and as expected from an entry-level device and when it comes to gaming, as far as plays really well you're going to have an enjoyable experience, PUBG plays at high HD settings and quite responsive. I was actually impressed on how this play really. Well, on the Samsung Galaxy a2: this is the geek bench score and if you like to game a lot on your device, you'll be happy to know this comes with a 5 000 William battery, and that is going to be solid for a day or two. Depending on your use case scenario, you also get a 15 watts charger in the box and takes about two hours to fully charge. So take note of that now, let's check out the cameras for the cameras.

We have a 48 megapixel main sensor, which has optical image stabilization, which is really cool. I'm going to show you some footage: an 8, megapixel, wide angle, sensor, a 2 megapixel depth sensor and a 2 megapixel macro sense during my course of usage. These are some footage obtained. The main sensor performed really well with some good, vibrant, colors and dynamic range and comes with 10 times zoom capability. The wide angle pictures maintain good amount of details and are perfect too.

The OS is what kind of steals the show videos are really stable and can be used for a lot of creative stuff, okay guys. So this is me testing out the front selfie camera video on the Samsung Galaxy a22. This is a 13 megapixel main sensor, and it shoots at 1080 30 fps. So let me know what you think about this. Let me know what you think about the footage: the colors.

How do I sound? How is everything going on here? Let's see the dynamic range and everything, so this is what you spent if you are vlogging on the Samsung Galaxy a2, let's switch to the main sensor and see if it's going to get better, or it's going to get worse or anything like that. Let's try that out all right. This is me testing out the rear camera on the Samsung Galaxy a22. It's actually a 48 megapixel main sensor, and it also shoots at 1080 30 fps. So what do you think about the footage? Is it any different from the selfie camera? Tell me what you think about it: the colors skin tones.

Also, how do I sound? Let me know what you think about the footage. Let's get interactive in the comment section down below other features worth mentioning include the side mounted fingerprint sensor, which works really well and accurate. It also comes with a face ID, but I always like me fingerprint sensor, okay. So in summary, what do I think about the new Samsung Galaxy a22 in general for an entry-level device? I don't have a lot of complaints here. I do wish this came with a stereo speaker setup because anytime, I'm playing a game.

Furthermore, I kind of end up blocking the single firing speaker found below, and I hope future updates are going to make this a tad bit faster, because third party launches are what seem to work faster for me. In general, I like the fact that this comes with a 5, 000 William battery and also the optical image. Stabilization was perfect. The pictures are really decent and this is perfect. One UI in general works really well.

So, if you're deciding to pick one of these up you're going to get about two to three years of software update, so that is perfect. So if you are thinking about picking an entry-level device or any device to support you right now, the Samsung Galaxy a32 is not going to break the bank, and it's worth picking up. So let me know what you think about the Samsung Galaxy a22, let's get interactive in the comment section. If you're new to this channel, don't forget to hit the subscribe button leave in the comment sections your view, comments or anything like that, as I'm always hanging out with you. Thank you for spending time with me, and I'll see you in my next upload peace.

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Source : Rick Aqua