Galaxy S24 Ultra vs. S22 Ultra: price and availability The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra’s color options Andy Boxall / Digital Trends. When the Galaxy S22 Ultra came out, it had a retail price of $1,200.

Design. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is very serious, especially in the Phantom Black color you see in our photos.It’s not quirky or a bit playful like the Galaxy S21 Ultra or even its other S22 family ...

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra phone stands out for its powerful cameras and appealing design. Read our review to see why this is the best Android phone you can buy today.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra represents what is arguably peak smartphone right now. Between the overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, QHD+ 120Hz screen, and deep S Pen integration, there’s a ...

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra had to satisfy fans of both the Galaxy S series and Galaxy Note series and it found a way to do so. All it took was throwing the kitchen sink at the problem and not ...

The Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 200-megapixel Samsung Isocell HP2 sensor seems like a big increase from the 108-megapixel sensor on the Galaxy S22 Ultra. And thanks to this sensor, you can shoot razor ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra comes with all the same AI tricks that the S24 came with (as well as most other Samsung phones).

What a difference 2 years can make in the world of smartphones. Our Samsung Galaxy S24 vs. Galaxy S22 face-off details just where the big improvements are should you upgrade your phone.

I know that AI is the name of the game in gadgets right now, but this is getting ridiculous. Everything that Samsung showcased at its Galaxy Unpacked event, where it debuted the Galaxy S25 Ultra ...

Samsung is on a big drive to up the proportion of recycled parts that make up its device, which the Galaxy S23 also benefits from. It's not as though buying any new technology is going to fix they ...

The Galaxy S23 Ultra is a great phone. It’s a true no-compromise. It's a pricey device that's the definition of getting what you pay for.

Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra’s biggest upgrade is its camera, but unless you’re interested in 200-megapixel photos or the S Pen, you might be better off keeping your current smartphone.