S22 Series vs S23 Series vs Pixel 7 series
S22 Series vs S23 Series vs Pixel 7 series
Can anyone help me understand how close the performance and battery life is between the three phones? I'm in the USA so the chip will be Qualcomm between the Samsung models.
My wife and I are trying to decide if we need the latest and greatest or if we should save some money. But, I wanted to know the trade offs.
Any perspectives on how they perform, the battery, the features, the longevity would be greatly appreciated!
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S22 has pretty bad battery life compared to the S21. I've not tried the S23, maybe Google Fi will buy me an upgrade for Black Friday again this year.
Performance wise I have no issues with the S22.
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
I'm using the S23 ultra and the battery life is phenomenal, even at full resolution, framerate and performance.
The s23 has some of the best battery life I've ever had, and I've had a lot of phones
Wow! I keep hearing the S23 is the way to go when you want better battery life. That is the most important feature, I'd say
I moved from the S22 to the S23 and I love it. The S22 was truly awful when it comes to battery life. Turning on 120hz refresh would literally lower the percentage of the battery by the minute. The S23 is amazing, , no more battery anxiety knowing that at the end of the day I still have enough to keep me going.