150 GB of 5G data
36 month contract
£46.72 a monthuntil April 2027then price rises every April in contract by £2.30£70.00 upfront costPrice details
£1695.31 total cost



150 GB of 5G data
36 month contract
£46.72 a monthuntil April 2027then price rises every April in contract by £2.30£70.00 upfront costPrice details
£1695.31 total cost
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The S22 Ultra is Samsung's most premium handset from its 2022 range, with an S-Pen stylus, incredible night-time photography and a stunning screen.
And even though newer Galaxy Ultra models are available, the S22 Ultra is still an incredibly powerful smartphone that's worth considering. After all, it's still far more high-spec and powerful than the majority of handsets released even now, three years later.
You can no longer purchase the Galaxy S22 Ultra directly from Samsung, but you can still get the phone outright from third-party retailers for £450 - £500.
As far as top-end smartphones go, the S22 Ultra is definitely worth considering. With its incredible camera specs, impressive battery life, and S-Pen stylus, it’s one of the absolute best smartphones on the market, even three years after launch.
It wasn't a cheap smartphone on release, with prices initially starting at a hefty £1,149 SIM-free. A monthly contract is usually a good way to spread the cost of this top-of-the-range handset.
The S22 Ultra is a lot more premium than the standard S22. For one thing, the Ultra comes with a built-in S-Pen stylus to help you perform a whole range of creative and business tasks on the go.
In addition, it also has a much better camera set-up, with five lenses, compared to the triple-lens setup on the standard S22. The Ultra is bigger too, measuring a whopping 6.8 inches, compared to the 6.1-inch standard model.
In many respects, yes, the S22 Ultra is very similar to the Samsung Galaxy Note handsets (which are no longer in production). This is because the S22 Ultra comes with an S-Pen stylus, which was arguably the main feature that set the Note apart from other Samsung handsets.
You'll also see that the S22 Ultra has an angular design that looks very similar to the Note series. And of course, the Ultra has a top-of-the-range camera, an impressive processor and a large, vibrant screen, making it every bit as premium as the Note series.
The S22 Ultra has a water- and dust-proof rating of IP68, meaning it can withstand up to 1.5 metres of fresh water for half an hour without damage.
However, it’s probably not going to cope with underwater photography in the pool or at the seaside, as chlorine and salt may cause damage. In short, it’s probably best to avoid taking it swimming with you.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra comes packed full of premium features, including:
The S22 Ultra has five cameras in total:
The S22 Ultra has been superseded by the S25 Ultra, which has a lot more bells and whistles.
The S25 Ultra is 10g lighter and has a slightly larger and brighter screen. That screen has Samsung’s new ProScaler feature, which enhances the detail of lower-quality content. As well as Samsung’s new AI features like Now Brief and Google’s Gemini assistant, the S25 Ultra has some significant camera upgrades: the ultrawide has been boosted from 12MP to 50MP, the wide-angle from 108MP to 200MP and the telephoto from 10MP to 50MP.
The S25 Ultra’s cameras have new software too: the next-gen ProVisual engine improves image quality, while the better processor delivers clearer low-light shots.
And while the battery is the same size as the S22 Ultra’s, the S25 Ultra’s more efficient processor gives it an extra nine hours of video playback per charge. That’s more than three films’ worth.
Written by Archie Burkinshaw, Content Editor
At the time of writing, the price of the S22 Ultra starts at £1,149 SIM free for the 128GB model and rises to £1,499 for the 1TB version.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has an impressive total of five cameras, making it one of the best cameraphones around.