Samsung Galaxy A22 5G

FullHD+ resolution and 90Hz are a welcome sight at this price point, even if the panel has somewhat disappointing performance. 90Hz mode works great.

Body feels a bit hollow and there is no ingress protection, no pre-applied screen protector and no official info on display glass protection.

And that's kind of leads to the elephant in the room - should you even get a 5G phone for under €250? If you really need 5G in your next device and can't stretch your budget any further, then the Galaxy A22 5G is worth considering. If you can...

Slow eMMC Storage ; Weak Ultrawide ; Poor Selfies ; Sub-par Display

Battery Life, Feature-filled Software, Display

Lags in day-to-day usage, Vibration, Gaming, Cameras

We think you definitely have a lot of better options in the market than to go for the Galaxy A22 5G. Of course, there's the iQOO Z3 that is better than Galaxy A22 in almost every aspect. Galaxy A22 5G gets a few things right but that isn't worth enough...

Solidly built ; Decent main camera ; Strong stamina

Mediocre LCD tech ; Poor performance ; Hefty build

The Samsung Galaxy A22 5G is a predictably solid affordable phone with a strong main camera and exemplary stamina, though its performance and display leave a little to be desired.

Decent build quality ; Dedicated microSD slot

Dated design ; Interface lacks responsiveness ; Relatively slow charging ; Average camera quality ; Not good value for money

The Samsung Galaxy A22 5G doesn't quite deliver the kind of experience that most people would expect, considering its price and competition. A wide selection of 5G bands would be a good thing to brag about, provided one could actually take advantage of...