S22 Ultra with Exynos has performance & display issues

[ironass]

This does not bode well for all those users in Europe who will be receiving their Exynos S22 Ultra devices from Samsung on their official launch day, today, 25th February...

The retail Galaxy S22 Ultra with Exynos has performance and display issues

"the only thing I can say is to hold off on purchasing the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra for now if you live in Europe, because as it stands right now, the Exynos 2200 Galaxy S22 Ultra is completely unusable as a daily driver. It’s incredibly laggy and the battery life is terrible, too. This isn’t even the first day, it’s the second, and even “calibration” shouldn’t cause it to only have 50 minutes of SOT with 67% left."

(Source... Adam Conway, Senior editor at XDA-Developers)

I have a feeling that the new mantra for the Exynos S22 Ultra devices will be...

"Hopefully there will be an update to fix this soon"

If Samsung are able to release an update to fix these and other issues, they need to do it quickly before their returns date ends.

[ironass]

@Joeeye 

The Samsung S21 devices for South Korea, (SM-G99*N), all used the Exynos 2100. See...

https://tsar3000.com/product/samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-5g-sm-g998n-specs/

This year, the S22 devices for South Korea, (S90*N), are using the Snapdragon 8GEN 1. See...

https://tsar3000.com/product/samsung-galaxy-s22-ultra-5g-sm-s908n-specs/

[Risky24]

Fair enough. As for me I've not had any major issues yet and hopefully it stay that way. I kinda knew what I was getting into before buying and the whole possibility of the Snapdragon being better but still decided to get it. But yes, getting an inferior version here is taking the -

[notoriousNXN]

Had the full day with my exynos 128gb variant. It was a little laggy on setup but obviously was working overtime and was getting quite hot too. Thats something I’ve experienced with every samsung ive ever owned though. Seems snappy and responsive now for everything i’ve been doing (photos,  youtube, app switching) thats without this new update either (on EE uk)

Very happy to be back with samsung after the briefest of stints with the iphone 13 pro 😂

[steve0]

@Joeeye 

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@Joeeye wrote:
They didn't use the Exynos in last years model at home either, so what's your point?

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the point is they did use Exynos in the South Korean S21 series. This year they are not, why is that.  Lead by example

[steve0]

Interesting you tube video of a number of benchmark comparison tests of s21 ultra and s22 Ultra  both variants of SoC ( snapdragon and Exynos).   The results show that both variants of the S22 ultra are quite close, exynos beats snapdragon on multi-core score.

https://youtu.be/nMHLWGc3GGQ 

[kradcliffe]

After the Note 20U I would never ever have Exyos again. I returned it and imported the Snapdragon variant from Hong Kong. Completely different device. Faster, coler, better battery life, better screen and better signal.

[Scaryeire]

Why does Samsung do that to customers they are the only ones who split their customers one guinea pigs for trash chips and one with proven quality but change the guinea pigs more for an inferior product I justbdobt get it so frustrating

[kradcliffe]

Well they've removed the SD card slot as well so I'm done with Samsung now. time to move on.

[alphapapaactual]

I have the 256gb exynos version and can't get any high frame rate support in any game I tested so far. No 60fps for Call of duty, Sky: children of light, Fortnite, Diablo etc.. worst gaming experience ever.