For us former Note 20 users. How does the S22U feel?

[Cody Ratliff]

Loving my upgrade. It just feels better overall holding the phone. My battery life once adjusted is a little better than my N20U so I'll take it. I did turn off 120htz scrolling though and am ok with Quad HD and 60htz right now. I think Quad HD is more important than 120 htz refresh rate. Still playing with the camera but face unlock and the fingerprint sensor both seem to be noticeably faster.

 

[sulla1965]

If you liked the design and feel of the Note 10 Plus and the Note 20 Ultra. Then you'll like the S22 Ultra.

 

[Venom0642]

It still feel like I'm on my Note20 Ultra 5G 512GB Snapdragon lol

 

[miamiborn79]

Loving my upgrade. It just feels better overall holding the phone. My battery life once adjusted is a little better than my N20U so I'll take it. I did turn off 120htz scrolling though and am ok with Quad HD and 60htz right now. I think Quad HD is more important than 120 htz refresh rate. Still playing with the camera but face unlock and the fingerprint sensor both seem to be noticeably faster.

Actually it's quite the opposite for me. Took me some time to realize this since I always valued display over any other feature since the days of the original s series phones and never imagined myself not using quad HD. Once I got a chance to experience 120htz refresh rate, going back to 60 makes the phone seem dated and janky. Since the note 20 didn't allow you to have quad HD plus 120 refresh rate at the same time, I just kept it on FHD. I was amazed that I couldn't tell the difference in screen quality. Barely any drop off at all. Now that I can have both, I'm obviously using both, but if it comes at an expense to battery life I'll have no problem going back to FHD.

 

[tadpoles]

Actually it's quite the opposite for me. Took me some time to realize this since I always valued display over any other feature since the days of the original s series phones and never imagined myself not using quad HD. Once I got a chance to experience 120htz refresh rate, going back to 60 makes the phone seem dated and janky. Since the note 20 didn't allow you to have quad HD plus 120 refresh rate at the same time, I just kept it on FHD. I was amazed that I couldn't tell the difference in screen quality. Barely any drop off at all. Now that I can have both, I'm obviously using both, but if it comes at an expense to battery life I'll have no problem going back to FHD.

I've tried the 120hz and it just doesn't make any difference for me. Certainly not enough to sacrifice battery life for. 60hz is smooth on this phone and I'm loving the device. As a test I'm going to try to stick with 120hz tomorrow, even if the battery suffers. Perhaps I'll finally notice what the fuss is about.

 

[amyf27]

I haven't purchased one yet I did just realized the 128 GB version is only 8 gig RAM is that correct? I'm imagining with people that are particular about phones that will be a noticeable difference from the 12 gig RAM on the F21 Ultra and note 20 Ultra

 

[donm527]

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