My S22 Ultra slows down from time to time, even after installing all the updates Samsung has released since launch, an issue faced by many others according to reports on forums and such. And today, the phone decided to freeze completely when I got a call – I had to use the volume and power button combo to reset it, and that’s something that has never
happened to me in nearly a decade of using Samsung’s flagship phones!As a longtime Samsung fan, it’s downright embarrassing to see how the company continues to fail in fixing problems with Galaxy devices powered by its in-house chipset. Did Samsung even perform any kind of stress test or real-world testing of the Galaxy S22 series before it decided to bring it to market? From the experience I and other owners of the Exynos-powered Galaxy S22 models are having, it seems the answer is no.
And, unless Samsung can fix this buggy Exynos model, I can’t advise anyone to buy the Galaxy S22 series in Europe, which is the only continent where Samsung seems to have used the Exynos 2200. These are lame issues for a flagship in 2022, and Samsung must get a handle on things soon or risk ruining the already-not-so-stellar reputation of the Exynos brand forever.
