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Free
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Free
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£768.00
Total cost
£768.00
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24 months
Contract length
24 months
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£99.00
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£99.00
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£747.00
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£747.00
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24 months
Contract length
24 months
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Free
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Free
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£768.00
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£768.00
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24 months
Contract length
24 months
Available from 3 retailers
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Free
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Free
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£816.00
Total cost
£816.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
Available from 3 retailers
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Free
Upfront cost
Free
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£840.00
Total cost
£840.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
Available from 2 retailers
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£89.00
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£89.00
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£737.00
Total cost
£737.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
Upfront cost
Free
Upfront cost
Free
Total cost
£816.00
Total cost
£816.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
Available from 2 retailers
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£129.00
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£129.00
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£729.00
Total cost
£729.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
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£35.00
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£35.00
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£755.00
Total cost
£755.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
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£49.00
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£49.00
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£769.00
Total cost
£769.00
Contract length
24 months
Contract length
24 months
Our guides
The Samsung Galaxy S22 family released in February 2022, with a top-end S22 Ultra that is all-but officially replacing the Galaxy Note series.
With three phones in the range - S22, S22 Plus, S22 Ultra - there's something for everyone. Here's everything you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy S22.
Samsung Galaxy S22 design and display
The Galaxy S22 boasts a 6.1-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch input rate.
Samsung phones always impress with great-looking displays, and the S22 is no different. Colours on the screen are bright and bold, with deep, dark blacks and all the brightness you need for very bright environments like direct sunlight.
The S22 has a very similar design to the S21 - Contour Cut camera panel, no 3.5mm headphone jack and a flat-edged front display. In fact, there’s a premium boost in the shape of a glass back as opposed to plastic.
It’s a good-sized device - not too big, not too small. It’s ideal for one-handed use. Colour-wise, it’s available in Phantom Black, Phantom White, Pink Gold or Green.
How good is the Samsung Galaxy S22 camera?
Samsung’s S series smartphones boast some of the best cameras on any handset, and the S22’s imaging capabilities are very, very good.
The S22 boasts a trio of lenses on the back - 12MP ultrawide, 50MP wide and 10MP telephoto. On the front, there's a 10MP camera for all your selfie needs.
How big is the Samsung Galaxy S22?
The flagship Samsung Galaxy S series comes in a range of sizes - the standard S22, Plus and Ultra models, with the Ultra being the largest of the bunch.
The standard S22 has a 6.1-inch dynamic AMOLED display, with a 120Hz refresh rate, and blue-light reducing Eye Comfort Shield.
How much does the Samsung Galaxy S22 cost?
The S22 is a premium smartphone so you can expect to pay premium prices for what most consider as the best Android smartphone you can buy.
That said, the standard S22 was relatively reasonably priced at its launch, for just £769.
If you’re interested in something a little less expensive, check out our deals on the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE. It’s a lot like the S21 but with a bigger screen, longer lasting battery and cheaper price.
Is the Samsung Galaxy S22 worth buying?
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S22 is undoubtedly one of the year’s top-tier smartphone releases.
The Galaxy S22 is essentially the Android world’s version of the iPhone, many even regard it as superior to Apple’s iconic smartphone. So you always know you’re getting one of the best pieces of tech money can buy.
If you’re looking for a new phone, or are due an upgrade, the S22 is be one to keep an eye on.