Отзывы о Смартфон Samsung Galaxy S22

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I attempted to use this phone's dual sim capabilities to replace my work and personal phone into one. My last Samsung phone was the Note 2 and while I noticed several improvements I did not quite notice enough considering this is 3 generations later.

The phone works very nice and fluid, handles all tasks you throw at it without lag and the screen is also beautiful. The build quality is also very nice.

Camera is fast and takes decent pictures during the day, I found myself to not even attempt to take pictures in low light settings.

Battery life is somewhat disappointing and I had to charge this phone several times throughout the day or I was dead in the mid afternoon.

Dual SIM and reception is horrible in the U.S. I used dual AT&T with an T-Mobile attempt to see if there was a difference. Now this is the international version that is not tweaked for the U.S. market spectrums and while I mostly had reception on the first SIM, the second SIM is rendered to G coverage only and I barely every had more than 2 bars if at all, even in metro areas. I also noticed interference and reception drops while using two SIMs so I switched back to having two phones and only use one SIM. Even with the use of only one SIM, I experienced frequent call drops, poor quality even with good coverage.

The lack of expandable memory capabilities finally rendered my storage full and I moved on to the LG V20 with a much better experience.

Overall this phone is what you expect from a Samsung but you also notice they got comfortable leading the Android market.

If you are looking at this phone because of the dual SIM capabilities, don't even bother and stick with the single SIM version for your market.

The note 5 is great, I was worried at first if it was going to be a clone or fake but thankfully it is not. It works just like its advertised; the call quality is great, the duo nano sims works, the operation is fast and smooth, the camera is great but not in low-light, the fingerprint sensor works, the phone was already upgraded to 6.0.1 version of marshmallow out of the box, NFC payment works great, the phone works on 360 videos on YouTube and Google Cardboard. The only problems I had was the s-pen while it is functional when I use it on screen but the button doesn’t do anything; the phone didn't alert me when I forgot to put the s-pen back in my phone when I left the s-pen behind one day even though I turn on the s-pen alerts, and the box didn’t come with spare s-pen heads and ejection tool for the s-pen head.

love my new phone. The only problem is that take to long to receive the item.

i used mine 3mos it just quit no power. brought it to samsung service center here in the Philippines. they told me they cant fix it. I NEED BRING IT BACK TO THE US. the problem is that I will be back in the US april 2017. now I need to buy a new phone.there is no customer support for SAMSUNG. I felt robbed.

I was using the note 4 for 9 months, experience was great. I switched to this Dual SIM note 5 mainly because of the additional SIM slot for oversea travel. Dual SIM function is great, didn't affect battery life, on/off SIM is easy. Overall, compare to note4, note 5 is lighter, slimmer but not by a lot. The main feature (for me) to set the note5 apart from note 4 is the dual SIM.

Ok

I've had this phone for a few days and so far it's been fantastic! :Works well with T-Mobile and AT&T.

It's wonderfull

Despite all the negative comments from previous Note users, I must add that this phone is fantastic. I've been using it for six months now and I have had no issues whatsoever. The quality of its hardware and the support this phone has is simply the best for me. No Micro-SD card? Well...One Drive gives you 115 GB and each Google account gives you 15 GB for free. I have two and that makes it to 30 GB free storage + 115 GB (two years free storage) = 145 GB plus the 32 GB the phone has. If I had to buy this phone again, I'd certainly and gladly buy it. The ranters are probably used to using all of the former features and I understand that. In my case, I am a new Note user, and therefore I have never had the need for such features. Next phone will most likely be a Note, but I'll have to wait and see. Anyway, with this kind of phone I can sit and wait for two years or more. Not in the hurry of having the last model, most inclined to using it and taking full advantage of this gorgeous and useful phone.

This phone is a beast. My impression of the S6 Edge + after using for more than a month is that it is the most stylish and functional phone I have ever owned. The 5.7" screen is the biggest I have ever used, and the edge screen makes it fairly easy to handle for it's size. The screen is absolutely beautiful and the edge screen provides almost an "infinity pool" feel to it. It's just beautifully designed through and through, and really a pleasure to use. Samsung has done great work in scaling down it's TouchWiz overlay and it is barely noticeable here. They have also made great strides in making their exclusive apps and features very useful.

I was targeting an Android phone with a 5.7" screen which offered solid business functionality along with flexibility to shine with a wide variety of personal uses from camera, to entertainment, to social media. I am a power user and wanted a phone that was reliable and good at everything. I have always been drawn to the Galaxy Note Series for their size and functionality. Even before the issues with Note 7, I all but ruled it out because of it's hefty price tag. Instead, I focused on 3 phones that were a year old, opting to pay for my phone up front, get away from the 2-year carrier subsidy pricing which is being phased out anyway, and save some money long term. My final 3 choices were the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, The Nexus 6P, and the Galaxy Note 5. I'm convinced the Nexus would have suited me very well. My guess is it would have beat the S6 Edge + on battery life (bigger battery and seems to consume a little less power). I have watched several compare videos of different combinations of these three phones, and the Note would have provided a little more actual size and the S-pen, but not the edge screen. Other than that, the specs were incredibly similar. I visited the stores several times to demo the Nexus and at the end of the day, nothing could overcome the WOW factor of the S6 Edge +. It may be gimmicky, and I may have factored in the style of the design more than I usually do. But overall, I am very happy with my choice.

First, the most important factors for me in choosing a smartphone and how this phone stacks up:

1. Battery Life - very good for it's size, power, and incredibly rich, beautiful screen. I need my phone to get me through the day. I think it meets the expectation here, but definitely doesn't exceed it. When I use the phone more heavily, I do worry I am going to run out of power. I have never run it completely out, but I have gotten down to 5%. I struggle when I am in places where the signal is not great, as the phone really drains power, but I do think this is the case with most phones. I am learning how to better leverage the different power saving modes and they have already come in handy. It has a power saving (removes some functionaility and screen brightness) and super power saving mode (strips down to black and white screen and a few necessary apps). For example, I had the phone with me for a day at an indoor water park with my kids, where it really struggled to find a signal and seemed to drain terribly fast. I had no access to an outlet. I used the phone pretty heavily at times during the day, when taking breaks from the water, as I had some e-mails to respond to and was following my facebook feed and news, etc. By the end of the day, I was really low, and need to make sure I didn't run it completely out because I knew my wife would be texting me on plans for the rest of the evening. I switched to super power saver, which was a life saver. It kept me from missing communication I needed to get. Bottom Line -Ultimately, I need to adjust how I use my phone and work better with the phone's settings to conserve power. I have run it through it's paces in the first month to see how it handles high performance with little effort to conserve, and it has done pretty well overall and has a nice safety net with the power save features.

2. Charging capabilities - Quick charge feature is awesome. It charges the entire battery incredibly quick. I haven't timed it, but it is fast enough to make a significant difference in my day. If battery is lower than what I'd like, I just plug it in for 30-45 minutes and get it nicely recharged. I was at the airport and was low after a day of heavy use. I had 15 minutes before I boarded so I plugged it in. I gained a significant boost in a short time to make me feel better about getting on the plane! I have not used the wireless charging, but I do plan to get the wireless charger.

3. Size vs.Functionality - I wanted a 5.7" screen minimum. The phone does not feel too big in my hand or in my pocket. If you are concerned about this, I would suggest that the edge screen helps the phone maintain a big screen with a relatively slim profile. I like that the phone also has features to make it easier to use the phone one-handed for those who are concerned. Overall, I love the phone's size and functionality. I use a very slim profile Spigen gel case, which helps the phone's feel in my hand. The extra screen real estate makes multi tasking a breeze.

4. Camera - I am far from an expert on cameras, but like many people, I stopped carrying a camera with me even on vacations as I found my smart phone more than capable of capturing memories to the quality level I expect. I read quite a bit about the camera of this phone, and by all accounts, it was described as among the best available. I have found it to be much better than the other smart phone cameras I have used. Very high quality pictures and more features than an average user would probably need.

5. OS, Speed, and Features - the phone came with Lolipop and I promptly updated to Marshmallow without any issues. The phone is a power house and apps,Web browsing, and videos run smoothly. Very happy with it's performance. Some other features that I have used so far:

Edge Screen - The actual functionality of the edge screen is debatable, so if you are really looking to get something special out of it, I would hesitate to encourage you there. It's features are more supplemental in nature, and compliments the overall experience nicely, but I can't say that there is a ton of added productivity. I like that I can swipe the edge screen while the screen is off and it brings up the weather, time, and battery level and I can further access the news scrolling across. It's a very cool feature and adds to the overall style of the phone, but only really useful when it is sitting on my desk. While the phone is on, I like that I can customize the edge screen features and set my favorite apps and contacts. Again, another feature that supplements, but I don't know that I would miss it if I didn't have it. The night edge screen is probably the most functional aspect of the edge screen (you can set the night edge screen to come on when the phone is locked and the screen is off at specific times, and it will show the time, which in theory is very helpful if you don't have a clock where you sleep). The problem is, this feature is glitchy. It seems to get stuck on a certain time overnight which is less than useful if I wake up and glance at the time. I have not fully troubleshooted this, as it isn't a deal breaker for me, but it would be much better if it worked.

Fingerprint Sensor - meets my expectations. Only issues I have are when I am trying to put my finer on it from a weird angle or when I had moisture on my hands, etc. Other than that, I like the way it works.

I'm sure there are other things I am forgetting, but overall, I will just say that I love this phone through and through. My experience with Samsung prior to the S6 Edge + was limited to the Galaxy S3, which was less than stellar, primarily due to an overbearing and incredibly glitchy TouchWiz overlay experience, which has clearly been corrected is subsequent Samsung offerings. I do not regret going back to Samsung.

I was not sure about this edge stuff, but now that I've had it almost two weeks, it has been very good to me. All of my smart phones have been Samsung's and more than likely this will be my last. I think once you get used to working with an app or program it will tend to stay with you and not move around the cell phone scene. I'm not an expert by any means of the word, so will just be happy with what I have. Usually I can go to town and get pro help when needed and that's just fine rather than have someone over the phone, (landline) trying to explain a situation that really needs a hands on thing..

The edge thing is quite extraordinarily different. I wondered if I would get used to it, as with all things that unless you are used to it, they make you seem like an idiot, then two days later it rings a bell. I'm not really certain it makes anything go faster or makes it better visually, but once I got used to it, it was better than I was trying to educate myself on, as in just working with it two or three times a day. Now, like I said I'm not an avid user of this device so I understand more if someone will show me and then let me do it two or three times.
The app's included are way too many for me to get into and so unless you are from another planet, you have more than likely more, much more experience with them than I ever will. I like some of the new ones, but for the most part, they are wasted space to me, and I wish I was able to get rid of but no no, not going to be able to do that apparently because they are tied in with the system or subsystem. I like the feel of it in my hand, and just knowing that I can do certain things with it makes it okay in my book. Your friends will probably know more than the average sales rep at the big box stores, but don't rely on just them.. Go talk to a pro. I'm not sure what more I can say. The app's. The battery run times. Most info should be listed with any product out there. The one thing I have not learned how to do very good as of yet, is take good pictures. I have just learned to take my P and S, because the zoom is so much better and I can control that with my right finger..

Received my S6 Edge Plus today and I'm already in aw of it. It's Brand New and works like a dream. I switched from my old phone which was a Note 4 (That I loved btw) that I hated to get rid of but do to some issues with it freezing, not turning on and etc.. I had to buy a new one which lead me on a world wide interweb search to find a phone that wasn't so different from the Note 4 (Since I hate any change when I'm used to something) so I actually ended up getting a Note 5 first and that phone turned out to have a faulty signal and it just had problems. Leave it to me to find the bad egg lol. So I decided to get the original phone that I had wanted in the first place which was the S6 Edge Plus. I'm happy to say I don't regret my choice of ordering this Phone. The only thing I do regret is not ordering the phone case,and screen protector for it since I don't plan on returning this phone any time soon. One last thing the screen size is huge. compared next to my note 4 they are pretty much the same size which I love.

I purchased this through Amazon for the Sprint network. This was the first time I had ever bought a cell phone with a contract that wasn't through the carrier. I have to say it was a great experience. My phone came really fast and in great packaging. The only issues I had was starting the service on it. For some reason Sprint wouldn't allow me to log into my account. Anyway, one phone call took care of that. I love the screen and the gold tone. I really miss my Note 3's S pen though. It's running lollipop and I hear there is going to be a marshmallow update soon. I can't wait for that. I have it connected to my gear 2 neo and I have had no issues with using the older watch with the newer device. I also wirelessly connect to my car for calls and notifications as well as streaming music. I have had some issues with the wireless charging not working. I tried taking my spigeon case off and charging it that way, but it didn't work. I know that is a known issue with this phone. The rapid charger works awesome though. I would recommend this phone to a galaxy lover, I just wish they had more apps for the edge screen.

I purchased this phone for the camera, and as a guy who isn't a heavy user, I wasn't too terribly concerned about hardcore performance or battery life. I have been blown away by this device. I use it way more than I ever thought I would.

Pros: great camera, quick response and processing, call quality is good, simple and easy to use the android OS; great battery life (rarely do I go beneath 40%), and very customizable.

The curved screen definitely intrigued me from the start, and did play a role in my decision to purchase. It puts all your quick access apps in one spot and has a notification feature to check texts and emails super discretely while the screen is dark.

Cons: It's pretty big, which would be an issue for an average user, but I have big hands, so it's not a big deal. Also a minor complaint is the really short charge cord. It's only like 2.5 feet. Not a huge deal, but worth noting. I have no complaints about the operating system at all.

Overall, I am glad I bought this phone and would definitely recommend it.

fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. I purchased my 3rd one of this phone the end of April. Every time I go back to get another its because I assume it was a fluke that i had trouble with the last. 1 month later, here we go again! THE BATTERY SUCKS ON THIS PHONE!!!! After 1 month, no drops no spills, the phone battery begins draining instantly. I am at the point where I can no longer remove it from the charger. It reads at @ 100%, I unplug it for 20 seconds and it dies and says 0%. Once plugged back in, it reads 98-100%, But will die again the second its unplugged. Beyond frustrated at this point!!!! I can use it, as long as it remains plugged in.

For the record: I plug my battery in once it is totally drained, only use the supplied charger, and only remove it once fully charged.

Great phone!! Bought it for myself. Used-Like New condition, From Edge Cellular. When it arrived, it came in a plain box with an original charger. The phone was exactly as described. Like new condition!!! Screen was pristine, it still had some of the original plastic protection cover on some of the sensors and camera lens. Couldn't find a scratch on any part of the glass, front or back. There was some edge wear on the metal but it was not noticeable unless you were looking for it. If I ever need to upgrade or replace this phone I will definitely check out what Edge Cellular is offering because when they say LIKE NEW it is LIKE NEW!!!

I was very skeptical to purchase a cell phone online after reading mixed reviews. I am very glad that I made the purchase. I ordered a Verizon compatible phone because that is the service I wanted to transfer to. The phone is in excellent condition even the rep at the Verizon store commented that it was one of the best refurbished that she had seen. All of my services transferred over, I was able to sync my previous apps. I am very happy with this purchase!

I love the phone, works as expected. The only part I don't like is I ordered as used-like new and there are pixels up on the left hand side that are dead. They're not noticeable really but me being the person I am noticed it shortly after switching my service to the phone. It doesn't affect seeing anything since it's at the very top, just irritating.

Return Policy is awful!
After having this phone for 6 wks- I wanted to return this for all sorts of issues, none of which could be remedied.
Well much to my surprise, the option to return is null and void after 4 wks!
Wow. So much for CUSTOMER SERVICE.
Do not, do not, do not buy this phone.

Mine refuses to answer incoming calls. Yes, you heard that right!
I have to let the call go to voicemail and then immediately call the person back. Absurd.
Over and over again. It's how the phone works, or doesn't, apparently.
This phone, also, randomly refuses to charge- be it in the car, in the wall or on the computer. This has happened numerous times. It's frustrating.
Ridiculous.
I switched from an IPhone to Samsung, believing this product was worth it. Big shocker. Never again.

I was willing to believe I just received a bad apple and thought the company would stand behind their product but no.
Really just poor quality and then poor service.
They must of known? Otherwise why not stand behind the phone for atleast 90 days?

I cannot suggest people buy this phone and certainly not from this company if that's their return policy.
I'm out $350!
Shame on you.

Love this phone. Has glitches every once in awhile but that's usually my fault 🤓
I did not realize that it was used until I received it tho.

I loved the phone wasn't too hard to connect but I had boost mobile and I couldn't connect the phone with them had to go to Sprint.The battery life is like a 6/10 but phone looked barely used and I love it ☺

It took me a bit of online time to find this Verizon-compatible model. I had played with it in a store but when I was ready to upgrade none of the stores had it any longer and it had only been a month or so. I saved big bucks getting it here than through Verizon's website. Since I was looking to save, I did not mind the color. This is a much larger phone than my old one, but it's so awesome I can live with that. I've had it for several months now and it's a fantastic phone.

I love the look of this phone. It's sleek and the edge capabilities are nice to have. I HATED the battery life. You've got to keep a charger on or near you at all times or it will be dead within hours. The power saver mode doesn't buy much extra time. The ultra power saving mode is best, but of course you're VERY limited with what you can do when in that mode. The Wifi, location services and Bluetooth need to be turned off if not in use. That may not seem like a big deal, but turning these off limits the apps that you can use without them. It can be quite annoying to have to constantly watch your battery consumption. I've had this phone for almost 3 months at this point and will be buying a new one within the week.