Verizon Samsung Galaxy S22 256 GB Pink Gold

Complete waste of money. My Galaxy S8 did, and still does, work perfectly fine, but for some reason I eventually got swept up in the mob mentality of buying the latest shiny object, which is all it ended up being. If this was just a newer version of the S8 I would be fine, but it's objectively worse. The aux port is gone, because why not, the charging port stopped working correctly in the first few weeks so now I need to use a wireless charger all the time, and the battery itself doesn't hold a charge nearly as well as the S8 does (even my old one that's been charged thousands of times). The only upgrade you will notice is the price tag, otherwise this is a complete miss and a skippable update. Keep your old phone, or read reviews for another model. Do not buy this one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am like 2 weeks in. Google continuously crashes. Notification says to disable to have phone run efficiently. System ui crashed twice in a row on day 3. Updated. Hasn't crashed since. But definitely not a good start.

i like the phone. the battery lasts most of the day, haven't had any issues with over heating. the corners are a bit to sharp for my liking though. thank you for taking away the audio jack so now i have a reason to use my ifi blu which sounds just as good if not 10x better then any phone with a audio jack.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using a refurbished Galaxy S7 for over 5 years, it was more than time for an upgrade. The Galaxy S22 was exactly what I needed and much more. All my life I've been using Samsung phones. From my very first phone, the Samsung Galaxy SIII (Which I still actually have. . .) to this newest model, going with Samsung again was a no-brainer. From their connectivity to many other android based devices to their UI, Samsung has captured my attention for their numerous devices. If I had one stipulation, it would be this. . .I wish that Samsung would put IR scanners in their phones like Apple. As someone who is very into 3D design, it is a bit sad I can't scan the world around me with the same accuracy as I would otherwise. As you can see from the picture, this phone takes great pictures. I couldn't ask for a better camera. One other comment I have about this phone, is how sturdy it feels. It's light enough to be comfortable, but heavy and solid enough that I don't feel like I can break it as easily as other phones I've see from friends. I would say the S22 is comfortable for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgraded from an old LG G6. Doesn't do much that my old phone didn't, except have a screen that isn't cracked. Other than that, the camera is vastly superior. As someone who takes more notes than photos, I find the touchscreen on the S22 almost too sensitive. Time spent correcting text is at least 50% higher for me with the S22, even after installing a 'better' onscreen keyboard.