Best Samsung Phones to Buy

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 Best Samsung phone:


Samsung Galaxy S22+

Best overall

8.0 / 10

From Samsung's 2022 flagship lineup, we think the S22+ is the sweet spot for most people. Excellent cameras, great battery life and a big, beautiful screen.







For

Powerful hardware

Superb cameras

Lovely 120Hz AMOLED display

Against

No expandable storage

Not compatible with the S pen

Not hugely different from the S21+


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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

Best for scribblers

9.0 / 10

The S22 Ultra is a unique proposition that has a lot more in common with a Note device than an S-series. If you want the S Pen, this is the one for you.









For

Big bright screen with adaptive refresh

Impressive camera array

Integrated S Pen stylus

Against

No MicroSD card support

Expensive


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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4

Best flip phone

8.0 / 10

The Z Flip 4 brings a big boost in performance and design compared to its predecessor, it's the best flip phone around.








For

AMOLED front touchscreen

Well designed

Powerful with solid software

Against

Charging speed isn't the fastest

Doesn't have a zoom camera


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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4

Best foldable

8.0 / 10

More of a refinement than a reinvention when compared with last year's Z Fold 3, the latest foldable is greatly improved in some crucial areas.







For

Giant foldable screen

Improved cameras

S Pen support

Against

Very pricey

The internal display drains battery fast

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Samsung Galaxy A53 5G

Best budget option

8.0 / 10

Big on features, low on price. The Samsung Galaxy A53 is a fantastic choice that doesn't break the bank.







For

Superb design and display

MicroSD card slot

IP67 rating

Against

No 3.5mm headphone jack


In all of our roundups, there are also many products we test that don't make the final cut. Since they may be the right fit for some people, however, we've listed them below.


Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy S21

Samsung Galaxy S21+

Samsung Galaxy A52 5G


SOURCE: Pocket-Lint


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