Have you ever been to a concert, live football, soccer match or seminar and your camera needed glasses to take a picture?
Samsung’s latest installment the Samsung S22 Ultra with loads of camera improvements, and brighter display is the answer.
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An upgrade from the Samsung S21 ultra, this new upgrade rekindled out interest after TikTok user Parker Burton shared some of the ultra’s massive zoom reach.
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We recently reviewed the Galaxy S22 ultra: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra long-term review: Still the flagship to beat
A definite premium experience from Samsung, with curved edges and a professional feel, the Galaxy ultra comes ready to deliver not only in the office but on the playing field.
The 100x zoom, the 10x and even 30x zoom make for great pictures.
Packed with a 108MP lens to snap high resolution images, the devices images sets a massive image advantage with little pixilation.
An android 12, one UI 4.1 6.8-inch dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 CPU ensures the ultra is ready for any photo taking opportunity.
The size is a bit bulky at 163×77.9×8.9 mm weighing at 228grams.
The 5000mAh battery lasts up to 21 hours on WiFi and internet usage with 81 hours of wireless video playback.
Charging is okay-ish, 0% to 67% in about 30 minutes.
The Galaxy S22 comes with an arsenal of camera’s.
Rear Camera – Resolution (Multiple)
108.0 MP + 10.0 MP + 12.0 MP + 10.0 MP
Front camera
40.0 MP
Rear Camera – Zoom
Optical zoom at 3x and 10x , digital zoom up to 100x
The Galaxy S22’s sleek design is protected by an armor aluminum frame, gorilla glass victus back and is slightly lighter than the iPhone 13 Pro Max.
The phones best side is definitely the camera and we are not complaining.
The device is available in the country at various cell outlets for around R 18 000 up depending on the service provider and featured additions to your order.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra long-term review: Still the flagship to beat
