Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra - Exynos vs Snapdragon!

[@Thetechchap]

Hey Chaps! Do you think Exynos will ever catch up?? UPDATE 1: labels wrong way round at 00:27 UPDATE 2: It seems only the US Snapdragon model has a single Nano SIM, others are dual-sim UPDATE 3: feet/metres is due to phones language, not the different SoC

[@staffie85]

@The Tech Chap Can we get another video of these two but this time testing the Galaxy store "Optimised for Samsung" versions of the games you tested 🤔 because I'm guessing you probably used the PlayStore versions and I'm curious to see if the performance gap gets bigger or closer?

[@typhoon_8086]

I doubt Exynos will ever catch up if they keep overclocking their processors without sufficient cooling

[@staffie85]

Probably not but if your desperate for the Snapdragon versions, people could just buy their Tablets and Folds, because last I checked, they exclusively use Snapdragon in them. So it ain't like Samsung couldn't do a Snapdragon phone in the UK that works on our 5G networks, if they really wanted to 😅

[@staffie85]

@@typhoon_8086 I didn't think they overclocked this Exynos version, because the stats page has most the Arm cores at the same or lower clocks, than the Snapdragon version, well at least for the cpu anyway?

[@typhoon_8086]

@@staffie85 well the stats that I always see have the Snapdragon being clocked at maximum 2.8 ghz while the Exynos is clocked at maximum 3 ghz So the Exynos seems to be running faster but also hotter if the numbers are correct

[@D1smantle]

Exynos hasn't been good since S6, and the way the 2200 was hyped I thought Exynos will finally be back in the game. At this rate, I feel like its more about optimisation. I mean they are all good chipsets to begin with, its just that many more stuff are just being optimised for the snapdragon

[@waldemir5621]

Actually the Galaxy S10 had their last good exynos, in the S9, S20 it was pretty big difference. In the S21 and S22 both are actually pretty similar in terms of efficiency

[@D1smantle]

@Carl Gunderson now that you said it, actually yeah.

[@D1smantle]

@WaldirBraz indeed, but still even with the S10, their was that issue of optimisation

[@waldemir5621]

@@D1smantle nope, all games had the same graphic options

[@D1smantle]

@WaldirBraz No no no, I'm not talking about graphic options. Its just that they run a lil bit better on the snapdragon, and that you can play longer on snapdragon before you start experiencing throttling

[@tomm2639]

I don't want parody, I want 1 phone in all regions, close enough or almost the same? What an scam Samsung is pulling in EU

[@typhoon_8086]

True, I'm surprised that the EU is pretty much the only market I know that has the Exynos Variant of the S22 Ultra. Even India got the Snapdragon Model of the S22 Ultra

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@typhoon_8086 Exynos are better

[@androidoneiu5206]

Exynos is better tha Qualcomm when gets optimized

[@quiCksilvieZzz]

@@androidoneiu5206 crack is whack

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@quiCksilvieZzz the truth is hurtful?

[@czaraldover]

Feet/Meters in the Camera app is based on the system language. If set to English (US) you get feet, English (UK) you get meters

[@bradavon]

Yeah I thought this must've been wrong.

[@leejiaaa2230]

Thanks got scare cause mine country only import sd, got shock he mention it

[@rainZSlayer]

I think the distance unit in the camera app depends on the region of the device since my Indian 8Gen1 ultra uses metres in the app and we also get dual physical SIM support.

[@ThePatriciaagbulos]

My snapdragon has dual sim too

[@peteradeosun6736]

My Snapdragon S22 Ultra has 2 SIMs

[@beautifullife4924]

Mine snapdragon dual seem too, and I am from europe.

[@efrenzgz]

My exynos version have 8 SIMs

[@ChrrolloDI]

Well.. yeah obviously. Exynos is UK only and does not recognize feet as a measurement unlike the U.S (and several others) does.

[@kretoo1014]

FINALLY! I've been waiting for this for too long.

[@ledique6945]

Sameeeee

[@typhoon_8086]

Same here!

[@SKYLIMI]

nothing new to samsung with its processor is rubbish

[@gautamdubey6388]

This time mrwhosetheboss not uploaded this video😒😒😒

[@games2507]

• Video was better on the Exynos, better dynamic range although SD had better stabilisation... • Photo was pretty much equal... • Performances Snapdragon... • Battery pretty much equal... Soooo Exynos is pretty good, the hate it receives isn't legitimate.

[@JackTol]

"The hate it recieves isn't legitmate", this isn't really an accurate assessment as previous Exynos chips have been awful compared to SD. That's why this is suprising *news*.

[@wifilee5453]

Coders hate exynos lol. Snap dragon programmers will pay 300 dollars more to get that phone

[@andylive974]

Photos pretty the same. Why lie like this?

[@isDatBoi]

I just purchased two samsung S22 and S22+ today.. and both have dual sim with Snapdragon 888 gen1 plus it also have esim for third no, I'm from Malaysia

[@NunChukka]

Hello with regards to Exynos game performance did you enable the alternative game performance mode in labs, and enable game boost? Thank you for the information, great video.

[@AxeDragon1989]

Yeah I feel like this is extremely relevant

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

Great info as usual! After the latest update, my Snapdragon is a beast now here in the States & compared to my Note 10+ hand in hand. The antennas are surprisingly superb! Where I only get 4g or a few bars of LTE on my 10+, I'm getting LTE Plus or 5g on my Ultra! I have a locked Vers. & I'm not able to make changes to Global or 5g or 4g only. It just auto switches when the signal is better. I bought mine because I mainly watch downloaded movies outdoors & the screen brightness does make a difference. Can't see it on my 10+ but I can see HDR movies easily on my S22 Ultra. Battery performance is lagging though. It gets almost the same Screen on time as my 3yr + old Note 10 Plus. Camera's are fantastic & I've put my DSLR away & just use my 22 Ultra for photos now. Especially Portrait Mode! 🤟

[@justinsm]

Very sad battery doesn't get much improved but, yeah 2K 120hz used along is not very recommended

[@TRD_Cueto]

I have a note 10+ now and debating on taking advantage of the 800 trade in offer at the moment through ATT. Would you recommend me make the jump to the S22 Ultra? Also, does the S22 ultra in the States come with snapdragon?

[@klaun62]

@@justinsm Yes, but that's one of the reasons why people buy this phone, because of the beautiful 120hz display combined with the high resolution.

[@andylive974]

Thanks for sharing your experience. US version is still an absolute beast in 2024. Exynos version is simply a shame. My cousin bought US variant. I bought exynos version. Absolutely not the same phone : GPS, wifi, data antenna, photography, battery, OS speed, absolutely all this is different! Euro version is just like a cheap phone except for visuals : it looks the same.

[@romanalmamun6259]

I really love one thing about this S22 Ultra is, it's a mixture of the Galaxy S & Note series which I always wanted to have. But can't complain about my 14months old Note 20 Ultra.

[@antonywoolstencroft9301]

Got mine from Wonda Mobile. I believe it's the HK version. Can confirm it's working fine with 5G in UK. Also even after a really heavy day of use my battery has never gone below 30%.

[@Mcortezzzz]

Me too i like them very quick and easy

[@bradavon]

What about the warranty? You think Samsung UK would honour it?

[@bradavon]

Does it have dual sim? Thanks.

[@Lee-tt9fe]

@@bradavon Unfortunately No. Samsung UK won't provide support to an imported model. Wonda mobile do add 12 months of warranty however that means the phone would have to be shipped back to Hong Kong. I imported the Samsung Note²⁰ Ultra SnapDragon from Wonda mobile and it was fine. I had both the SnapDragon and Exynos SoC variants. The SnapDragon was better optimised so battery lasted around an hour more. The rest felt the same.

[@mangupdere5477]

There are some good deals with Hong Kong. Dusl SIM is cool. Much cheaper than in US

[@dayko.]

I own the S21 Exynos and while it is pretty good for the most part I will probably go with a phone that has a Snapdragon next. It just gets more support and seems to have no downsides. Might switch from Samsung to another brand. But that is still 2+ years away.

[@beautifullife4924]

Samsung is a beast imo

[@daisybe3736]

If it has locked bootloader, I'd go with Exynos.

[@ownurlove]

If Huawei wasnt sanctioned by USA, Huawei would smash Samsung by mate 40 and P 50 with their new chips. However Samsung should thanks American to save their market .

[@bobmarley7787]

@@ownurlove no it wouldn't

[@kasadam85]

@@bobmarley7787 it would

[@Garrettdx1988]

I absolutely love these performance reviews. Really speaks to my nerdiness.

[@Thetechchap]

haha glad to hear it!

[@David-cs9zo]

I've watched a lot of reviewers comparing these two chips and giving mixed results.Some say Exynos is better some says Snapdragon.For this reason i might go with Iphone this year this is just unacceptable two different chips on a same product with the same price and different outputs.

[@ryandeery6930]

This is exactly my feelings on it. samsung costing themselves customers. love to try one but i’ll go iphone again till they sort themselves out

[@Mikaeel.Kamran]

Decided the same :) and happy with the decision

[@youmichua]

Finally someone said it. Two "same" phones with different hardware for the same price with different output of quality and mind you each is "saved/restricted" to a specific area. It feels like a gamble to the buyer and whichever you buy, based on your area, you will always feel like you got the short end of the stick.

[@alwinjohn6035]

Much awaited.. But glad India has Snapdragon one finally!!

[@justinsm]

It's been 8 years on my country since S5

[@slendermanslender7691]

Indian s22 ultra is exynos

[@alwinjohn6035]

@@slendermanslender7691 it's snapdragon bro it has been over 7-8 months since phone launched

[@MHWGamer]

has anyone ever tested multiple phones of the same kind to see if hardware difference between exemplars can make a difference? Sure the processing like noise reduction is based on the processor but slight colour changes could be also due to just sensor difference... at least I could see that as a possibility. Would be funny if these differences could be really that big that you could spot them next to each other but no one ever tested that because the "obvious" mindset is that same chipdesign = same output

[@deanowarrior]

So close. Only significant difference was the studio video where the Snapdragon really messed up the "tech chap" wall light . It was all over the place while the exynos was perfect. I don't game although both seemed great, so I'd take the exynos as 5g is 800mb where I live in Manchester. Added bonus is on most tests it's also slightly better on battery.

[@the_shed1960]

I noticed the video glitch on the qualcomm one too. I think there is a certain point where it comes down to buggy software.

[@mikelrano2557]

Hi, i live in europe, i wanted to buy a ss22 ultra, the problem is that i don't know what to choose. There are korean versions with snapdragon , global versions with snap dragon, american version snapdragon, vietnamese version snapdragon, and there is europian version with Exynos. Now i am not sure what version to buy. And i am afraid if i buy not the right one, i will have problems with the signals etc. I don't know if korean version will work properly here in Italy where i live. Can you please tell me what to do, which version to buy? It will be much appreciated

[@johnjeffels7232]

I'm only a few days into ownership of the s22 ultra (exynos version) and so far the only disappointment is the battery life. Right now with 4.5hrs screen on time today I'm at 27% remaining so I'm surprised and impressed with the figures Tom managed to achieve. Hopefully it will improve for me over time as the phone learns my usage patterns 🤞🏻. I have had the phone on charge for a couple of short bursts in the car in that time too 😬.

[@dennis-br6vr]

The phone needs to learn your user pattern. Mine also didnt last really that logn when i just got it. Now on the other hand is lasts very long.

[@metalkeen84]

Change the refresh rate to standard version

[@Ethanrocks-mv2ol]

@@dennis-br6vr wait how does that work?

[@gobimurugesan2411]

@@metalkeen84 then what is purpose of buying an expensive phone? To turn off it's features?

[@XxViperMortalxX]

@@Ethanrocks-mv2ol when u first get a samsung product they first learn ur usage pattern and it fking sucks the first few days... I know that because i own a samsung watch and during the learning phase it only lasted a day now it lasts 3 days

[@mutchlouis9707]

Sometimes I think its much better for Samsung to add exynos as a supporting chip to the main SD version of the phone. Just like Iqoo implemends its intelligent display chip and oppo is using marisilicon x chip for boosting its camera performance. I am sure that will help reduce the discrepancy.

[@marioalexanderski9598]

Or just sell Exynos to Intel or AMD and go full Snapdragon.

[@slendermanslender7691]

@@marioalexanderski9598 Intel or amd will never buy mediocre exynos

[@deepakbisht4957]

​@@marioalexanderski9598lol why will they sell their yesrs kf research to another company?? Yes Snapdragon is better but Exynos is very close and still usable as a smartphone chip...

[@ea1070]

00:51 You are wrong, chap. I'm using the Note22 Ultra here in Asia, the first time Samsung put a SD SoC in its flagship release here in this territory, and it's using the metric system. I bet it is based on the system used in your region and if your device is organic in that region or imported from elsewhere. I'm a subscriber, nice vid.

[@klause.9182]

When I look at the photo results from the Exynos version, especially from the front camera, they are sometimes terribly bad. My S21 Ultra (Exynos) is worlds better. I think there is a point here that many do not have on their mind and that I have (unfortunately) experienced. We have two S20s (Exynos) in the family. One delivers very good results with all cameras, one has problems with the telephoto again and again and delivers downright pixel mud. I complained about this s20 to Samsung and got on their nerves until they said: Ok, we'll replace the camera unit under warranty. After that, the photo quality of the tele was a bit more stable, but still not on the same level as the other S20. Will say: There is a series dispersion. That's why I'm holding on to my perfect S21 Ultra, because I don't know if I'll get a perfectly working S22 (no matter which chip is installed).

[@Thetechchap]

Interesting!

[@BigJohnson911]

Look up "sillicon lottery". It explains the disparity between to devices with identical hardware specs.

[@pamilyangbored5978]

totally agree with you. I initially bought an snapdragon when s21 ultra was released. The heating issue was insane. Very uncomfortable to use maybe because it was just released and an update for the heating problem is still in the works but when i switch the phone to the exynos version, wow. i never experience the heating and the battery is significantly better. that is for the s21 ultra i am talking not this newest s22 ultra.

[@ann0ynim0us]

did you check if both identical phones were on the same firmware version??

[@comedyman112]

[@FreedomOfSpeech107]

man, I didn't even know there was a setting to change the RAM amount.. thank you !! 😞

[@Lee-tt9fe]

Yes you can change the virtual ram amount which only kicks in if the phone needs it, however you'd need to be pushing the phone very hard for the phone needing to use virtual ram.

[@samo6083]

@@Lee-tt9fe how do I change the ram amount ?

[@Lee-tt9fe]

@@samo6083 Settings > Battery and Device Care > Tap on Memory > Tap on RAM + > Choose which RAM amount you want to choose.

[@samo6083]

@@Lee-tt9fe thanks man!! 😃

[@GGori_99]

We dont really want a parity.. we are actually hoping Exynos to be exceeding Snapdragon or even A15.. tight competition.. great for costumers..

[@propersod2390]

Oh so you want one variant to be better than the other? 😂 use ur brain. It's the same phone

[@julianrock5665]

Exynos will never beat apple in optimization, exynos is dogshit , and I have a Samsung, terrible battery life

[@diogovieira3362]

@@julianrock5665 can confirm, note 9 aged like milk in battery and performance, probably going Apple next time

[@TriggeredMonkey]

Exynos exceeding A15 LOL

[@androidoneiu5206]

@Steel Balls⛹️ Exynos is excellent

[@pothoharpk3210]

In Pakistan it is going to be given people with 2 nano sims with snapdragon gen 1, It is a different matter that we have not received it yet as it was pre-ordered on March 1

[@neoNashShaggy]

Another person did a legit camera comparison between the 2 models on youtube too and got totally different results in almost every scenario than in this video, where exynos was just brilliant, I am really confused now 😂😂 Its like there is more camera variations or something inside of the models or something, its really weird that there are many different result on these models in other videos on youtube

[@BannorPhil]

Link....????

[@y.filastin-almanya5669]

Can you share the link with us?

[@Funtime77x]

I have Exynos S22 Ultra 256gb. I get 7 hours and 40 minutes screen on time with regular usage (photos, browsing, ). Extremely happy.

[@andyH_England]

I have yet to break three hours SoT, and overnight the worst was 22% loss in 8 hours! I now close all apps before I go to bed and put in Flight Mode and lose about 10%. I feel that my next step is to turn it off as it has become ridiculous.

[@Funtime77x]

@@andyH_England hmm..thats strange. I leave mine on flight mode over night. next morning I lost 2-3 battery percent only.

[@andyH_England]

@@Funtime77x Yes, I have seen a few that say between 2-4% so I am wondering what is going on. Maybe my third factory reset is incoming as it improves a little bit every time (not standby drain but performance). Fingers crossed April update will fix it.

[@Funtime77x]

@Carl Gunderson 120 and FHD+ .

[@andyH_England]

@@long-d4k Just lost 12% last night on standby in 7 hours. On Twitter 12% is pretty low for many.

[@MegasXLR]

Honestly the best test with today's phones would be to give both of them to a random person without telling which is which and ask them in 30mins what they think as all SOCs are just amazing nowadays anyways.

[@mikldude9376]

Amazing might be overstating it just a bit mate , clearly both are lacking in some areas , but the Exynos is the weakest of the two despite Samsungs telling us how wonderful it was going to be. And 30 minutes isn’t nearly enough to evaluate a new phone.

[@MegasXLR]

@@mikldude9376 my point is most people won't know the difference between Exynos, Snapdragon, Mediatek etc. when using the phones daily as they're all just too powerful now.

[@propersod2390]

@@mikldude9376 so you're telling me that in day to day use you would notice 3% lower benchmark numbers? Ok 😂

[@d-rose1891]

I have the Exynos version with 512GB and I don't care about games, I watch a lot of movies on my phone. But Samsung needs to step up their game with this chip for the gamers. It's unacceptable that this phone is still as pricey as the snapdragon version but is lagging like hell in games.

[@nasigoreng5193]

Its basically a hair difference between the two. You guys should be happy if you can afford any of this. For me im still using my lovely 10+ (exy) and found no reason to upgrade it at least for 2 years more.

[@thatsentertainment6683]

Its the best Note ever, you shouldn't yet

[@mrkring1526]

If you can upgrade why not. I went from Note 10+ to S22U and the upgrade is worth it immensely.

[@slendermanslender7691]

you joking right? exynos is pure garbage at equal or higher price sold in US with snapdragon version

[@SUSHI4lyf]

Very informative, and I saw heating was mentioned once or twice in the video, but Heating should really be its own testing category especially in a Snapdragon vs. Exynos comparison. As a matter of fact, Heating was the ONLY thing I, as a user, wanted to know about, as Exynos in the past has been known to operate hotter. I'm hoping that situation has improved. I'm sure I'm not the only one. 🙂

[@propersod2390]

Whenever he mentioned heating or battery usage when doing the benchmarks the exynos was on top but had a slightly lower score in the benchmark

[@usmanabdulkadir3334]

Awesome video comparing as always bro

[@AlecRedfield1037]

Very informative video. Honestly I don't care about who "wins" this battle between these two processors. I couldn't care less about that. What I'm more interested in is the difference between the processors. And when it comes to photography I got my questions answered.

[@gabegalleries]

This. To be honest, most people aren't going to notice much of a difference when using these devices, and let's not forget that most people wont be holding an exynos and a snapdragon variant at the same time, doing comparisons. It just satisfies my nerdiness lol

[@darthraider450]

I do as I live in the UK, the Exynos market. Samsung displays a bad precedence of selling an inferior model for the same price as the superior model, with very little mention of the clear differences.

[@theslavicimmigrant4795]

@@darthraider450 i have the uk s22 ultra and i feel scammed. Paid £1259, the same version costs $1299 in the US; adjusted for currency, I paid $1644, except my phone is CLEARLY inferior than the US one(exynos vs snapdragon) and I paid $345 more than I would have in the US. Not to mention that the display isn't actually 1-120Hz; it's 24-120Hz. Absolute SCAM

[@slendermanslender7691]

@@theslavicimmigrant4795 Samsung is slave of USA

[@mikelrano2557]

Hi, i live in europe, i wanted to buy a ss22 ultra, the problem is that i don't know what to choose. There are korean versions with snapdragon , global versions with snap dragon, american version snapdragon, vietnamese version snapdragon, and there is europian version with Exynos. Now i am not sure what version to buy. And i am afraid if i buy not the right one, i will have problems with the signals etc. I don't know if korean version will work properly here in Italy where i live. Can you please tell me what to do, which version to buy? It will be much appreciated

[@harryvlogs7833]

I surprised the accent of CPU is very good in terms of multicore performance and actually I like the dynamic range in the picture quality better on the exynos

[@typhoon_8086]

Interesting, I actually prefer the SnapDragons True To Life Colors. The Exynos just seems so Artificial and Blurry

[@harryvlogs7833]

@@typhoon_8086 the exynos is more true to life and less noise in video and also better dynamic range in photo

[@typhoon_8086]

@@harryvlogs7833 true, but I guess I just prefer the Photo and Video quality of the SnapDragon cause it's similar to Apples Processing.

[@harryvlogs7833]

@@typhoon_8086 the video quality of Snapdragon was terrible so much noise

[@FFS_Roger]

I have been waiting for this, thank you so much!

[@annekedebruyn7797]

Regarding the cameras, I didnt have one favorite. I liked the more detail on Exynos vs lesser noise on the Snapdragon. On one shot the Snapdragon looked better, the other one the Exynos. The only thing I didn't like was that it Exynos introduces some blues in the shadows which can look nice on a sunny day but looks odd when photographing a camera lens that obviously should have been black. As I am not going to game, they might as well be the same.

[@mikelrano2557]

Hi, i live in europe, i wanted to buy a ss22 ultra, the problem is that i don't know what to choose. There are korean versions with snapdragon , global versions with snap dragon, american version snapdragon, vietnamese version snapdragon, and there is europian version with Exynos. Now i am not sure what version to buy. And i am afraid if i buy not the right one, i will have problems with the signals etc. I don't know if korean version will work properly here in Italy where i live. Can you please tell me what to do, which version to buy? It will be much appreciated p

[@annekedebruyn7797]

@@mikelrano2557 if you live in Europe. Just get the European version. You don't notice the difference in SOC in real world usage.

[@kalle5548]

The fact that the Exynos doesn't have all the fps and quality settings available shows that the chip has no app optimizations yet, and still almost keeping up, I'm genuinely currius what that RDNA GPU will be able to do in 5 months, when both chips do have propper support

[@lakshyagrover6379]

Yeah

[@hziebicki]

It's been 5 months - have things improved do you think?

[@CreAlex320]

Well, 6 months have passed after this comment was posted. So, PUBG is 30fps, numerous games that should easily run at 90-120fps run at unstable 60. Opening simple apps such as settings... SETTINGS!! Sometimes it hangs up for a second. Very dissapointed.

[@kalle5548]

6 month update, I'm no mobile gamer (I play on PC) but accept for like 2 KZbin and 1 snap chat crash I haven't experienced anything, maybe I've gotten lucky

[@majedzghayer8469]

Im glad i got the snapdragon version for the first time 🔥

[@x3merx3mer]

Finally! Thanks! The difference is actually not as big as i expected.

[@Mr.J_2003]

Scam alert⚠️ don't get scammed!

[@alexythimia23]

Omg I thought I was already subscribed! Can’t believe been missing vids of his, best tech reviewer I’ve seen so far hands down. It’s a shame, I’m an exynos owner and the snapdragon does seem better and I’m quite surprised with the photos as I could really tell the difference! I’m a lil gutted tbf, for the last 5 years I’ve had to care for my mum due to her bad health and being bedridden, so naturally I can’t work so having money to spend on this phone is very rare for me, like legit first thing I’ve bought in nearly 5 years for myself 😅 wish I held off buying now as I could have just just saved my money for a rainy day as I have a feeling this device is not as future proof as I thought it was going to be. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@kamallb4650]

Don't assume that I'm sort of bot but u could've bought apple.....considering they have better resale value which could've been used at some point.

[@puddleduckist]

Great info, I have the 512 ultra in burgundy and I agree and really like this color. I normally pick black phones and I'm glad I chose the burgundy. Now I just have to wait a cpl weeks for my Tab S8 512 ultra to show up with the keyboard case...excited!

[@shshankking]

I'm glad samsung launched snapdragon versions in India this time around. Anyways, do enable GOS patch through game labs which fixes the throttle, for best gaming performance.

[@shivam333322]

GOS patch fix update was already released last week in India

[@MF_OXF]

Enjoy your fried phone and shity battery;)

[@shivam333322]

@@MF_OXF beggars are not choosers

[@dickson_tey]

been waiting for this comparison video!! FINALLY!!!

[@JoelFabiani]

Regarding the number of SIMs it depends on the market. Brazilian version got Snapdragon with dual sim cards.

[@Thetechchap]

Good to know!

[@djpanda9277]

Awesome been waiting for this review for Aegis. I will definitely get the snapdragon version thanks Tom

[@amirbahalegharn365]

yep.cloese enough at least after years of vastly difference..but hopefully those unavailable options in games become accessible to exynos world as well

[@Fishyfish2752]

Was waiting for this one!

[@501877934]

My personal experience with the Exynos is that games lagged as they aren't well optimised for the chip and the UI also has minor lags and stutters. Returned it as soon as possible as my Oneplus 8 genuinely gave me a better user experience

[@nikolasrdk2519]

Same here and also the same problems.

[@shebjjeje9720]

Stutters are present in Snapdragon variant , too. I think it’s an Android issue honestly. My iPhone 13 PM is buttery smooth with animations, opening/closing apps and gesture navigation feels just right

[@carlosmiguel4756]

True, the S22 ultra has some stutters here and there, i hate that! Didn't buy because of that. I want butteryyyyyyyyyyyy smooth no lag or stutter whatsoever. So i bought the 13 Pro...

[@bobmarley7787]

No stutters with s21 My brother has stutters in iPhone 13 PM

[@shebjjeje9720]

@@bobmarley7787 Sure buddy , I believe you

[@gotechakash]

Damn 🔥 I was waiting for this comparison Video from you Tom!!

[@Tomzen.v]

Finally! Great comparison.

[@morselrafez3722]

Plz do a detail battery test. We have seen Exynos doing 15-25% better in battery test.

[@mangupdere5477]

It is longer, did my tests side by side in daily usage

[@arjames26]

I tried the galaxy S22 Ultra of my friend when we were in outdoors. And it turned so hot when we used it in just taking pictures.

[@edgarATBA]

I think the diffrence between two of them is actually almost not perceptible but Exynos videos looked a lot better in my opinion. But the actual problem with S22 Ultra it's adaptive screen refresh rate, if you are watching some videos let's say in IG and you take your finger off tha screen in couple of seconds the software will understand that you are not active and drop the refresh rate under 60hz and because of that all the videos will look chopepd and laggy, hopefully they will fix it soon. Also one of the biggest issues was with the GPS where the phone couldn't connect to GPS and you had to restart the phone everytime you wanted to use Waze or Google maps and so on, but yesterday Samsung released new update, let's hope it fixed the problem.

[@hziebicki]

Well... Have things improved? I'm currently waiting for my S22 Ultra to arrive, and it's Exynos as I'm in the UK, so now I'm starting to get a little disappointed, even though I think it won't be that noticeable :/

[@mikelrano2557]

Hi, i live in europe, i wanted to buy a ss22 ultra, the problem is that i don't know what to choose. There are korean versions with snapdragon , global versions with snap dragon, american version snapdragon, vietnamese version snapdragon, and there is europian version with Exynos. Now i am not sure what version to buy. And i am afraid if i buy not the right one, i will have problems with the signals etc. I don't know if korean version will work properly here in Italy where i live. Can you please tell me what to do, which version to buy? It will be much appreciated

[@rambot670]

Love the Tekken intro of Bryan !!! Great video 😊👍🏻

[@staffie85]

@The Tech Chap Can we get another video of these two but this time testing the Galaxy store "Optimised for Samsung" versions of the games you tested 🤔 because I'm guessing you probably used the PlayStore versions and I'm curious to see if the performance gap gets bigger or closer?

[@Thetechchap]

COD isn’t in Galaxy store, and PUBG is the same. Just tried

[@staffie85]

@@Thetechchap oof, much appreciated for trying the ones that are there. At least I know not to bother installing the Galaxy store version now 😂

[@Tristanator]

Old Tekken vibes from that intro, love it! 😄

[@MundoOval]

Samsung disrespects all of its customers with two different versions of the same phone. I won't buy their phones until they fix this

[@long-d4k]

I think the opposite is true. By using 2 chipsets they must tune basically 2 phones which means double the amount of work. It has something to do with patents and laws.

[@ThePolaris87]

It is good for the industry for Samsung to keep working to improve Exynos for there to be more players and competition in this space.

[@SJP1504]

I don't know if Samsung should... If the SD always outperforms the exynos... Maybe Samsung should stick to what they do best instead of keep on trying to invent the wheel over and over... As the Dutch have a saying: Schoenmaker blijf bij je leest. What I see is that Samsung upped their game by providing better and longer software support then Google itself does with the Pixel. That's where the investments must be put, such as better face unlock. (don't recall which YT film it was, but apparently you can still unlock the S22 with a photo...)

[@EhtashamAnwar]

Thanks for in detail comparison. Going to cancel my s22 ultra order, can not settle for a lesser version.

[@typhoon_8086]

The IPhone 13 Pro Max is the one to buy! Tech Reviewer MrWhoseTheBoss did a battery drain test and the 13 Pro beat the S22 Ultra by 1-2 hours if your looking for superior performance and battery life. The Photos and Videos on the IPhone 13 Pro Max are similar and sometimes better compared to the S22 Ultra if your looking for a flagship with similar Photo and Video quality

[@AshrakAhmed]

Of they get rid of that notch iPhone would be the bees knees! I'm waiting to see what they do on 14

[@JC-qy8jp]

Compañero. Yo tengo el S22 Ultra version exynos. Y es un smartphone muy bueno. Cumple todas las expectativas. Buena camara pantalla sonido bateria... Si te gusta no dudes en comprartelo. Si puede ser un poco mas potente snapdragon pero no se nota prácticamente

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@JC-qy8jp el Qualcomm is more optimized now, Exynos is better but not optimized

[@androidoneiu5206]

Don't cancel, wait for updates to optimize games, Exynos is better

[@t0nd132]

Dope start to the vid 🥳

[@javiera.fernandez1326]

Hello from the US. My experience with the Snapdragon variant was awful. There was an excesive amount of lag and freeze on even the most minor daily use. In fact many early adopters of the S22 Ultra have had the same experience-based on comments in Samsung Community posts. I really love Samsung and I was one of the first to buy the original iphone killer way back when. I certainly hope they do a major fix. I am not at all opposed to repurchasing. All the best!

[@danieldanuarta8472]

samsung lags alot, its part of the UI, my 4 years old cc9 is not stutter as much as my a52s

[@nishantsaini8421]

I bought galaxy s21 Ultra, but UI felt half baked, laggy, and battery sucker, and sold it to o some1 in a month. All youtubers are silent on these issues. Now thinking to buy a pixel.

[@zakb7418]

Its more lag + heat if you use exynos varriant

[@abou.Bayouta]

You still have these problems ?

[@javiera.fernandez1326]

@@abou.Bayouta switched to iphone :(

[@Blackyjay]

I'll go with the exynos for the 4k video, I noticed the snapdragon dropping frames with the monitors.

[@dzonib9595]

So Exynos is 98,8% good as Snapdragon, sooo People cry without clean reason!!

[@DamianNocun]

Thank you for this compare video, seeing that I’m happy I returned my s22 ultra with Exynos and replaced with iPhone 13 pro. Photos, videos and battery usage was simply not stable and you could not trust you will take a good quality video at all, s21+ was taking better pictures and videos by far.

[@mangupdere5477]

Considering to do it with iPhone 14.

[@minivenoninho]

Damian, how's your experience been so far? I've never used an iPhone and at the moment I have a s22u with exynos. It's been awful in battery, and the camera just doesn't have that enough level of detail. For instance, my Huawei mate 20 pro is capturing more details in pictures than the s22u. Highly considering to swap for a 13 pro Max.

[@DamianNocun]

@@minivenoninho Hi Vinicius, I will try to be as strict and short as possible :) I had same experience as you with S22U coming from S21+ which was in my opinion more solid phone in terms of photo/video quality when we talk about Exynos versions. Regarding iPhone, I'm still getting used to. First what I can highlight is, that this phone is really reliable, you can count on camera in every occasion, I take a lot of pictures of my children and it never disappointed me , and video quality is from different space :) there is no competition in this area. Battery in my normal Pro version is amazing, 7-8h SOT, and with easy usage 2.5 days is easy to reach. Things what I dont like: missing Hi-Res audio codec (LDAC). Samsung in terms of audio quality is a KING now when LG finished. iOS is restricted system, and there is almost no personalization options comparing to Android where you could adjust everything literally/. With iPhone you have issues to set up different messages sounds than original, it is complicated but from other hand how often are you changing it :). Many people complains about notch, for me is not a problem at all. It is rather KZbin talking...But this premium feeling in the hand is priceless :) specially in that Alpine Green. Also what I like is a FaceID, it is so easy and reliable. I personally recommend this phone, it will require some time to get used to but it is worth it.

[@amanvermalh]

Thanks. This is a great comparison video. It was able to answer ally questions.

[@Garret141076]

The S22 Exynos is the most disappointing phone of 2022 yet. As a lifetime Samsung user who buys a new phone every year, I can say this. Never had a new phone with so many issues out of the box like stuttering UI and bad video recording. Tried every possible fix I could find on XDA without luck. Sold it and using my S21 Ultra instead and probably switch to iPhone 13 Pro. Thank you Samsung.

[@T505x]

I got 13Pro and the Exy S22U and I honestly prefer the S22U in every aspect except the performance in games.

[@_observado]

The exynos did pretty great in video, the highlights are so much better resolved and it was quicker at this too, I think this year is not a huge loss for anyone really

[@MF_OXF]

Interesting review… especially since most tests show the exynos taking better photos

[@justinsm]

They really are improved

[@noelarnigo6761]

Thanks for this video. This is very informative and I love your accent. ❤

[@sammyt3514]

I take more videos than pics on my smartphone and I actually found the video samples better from the Exynos version in this comparison; they were consistently less noisy and had a better dynamic range than the samples from the SD version. The latter has a slight advantage in pics, but its disadvantage in video is bigger imo. I'm in Canada so we get the SD version, but based on this comparison and since I mainly take vids with my smartphone as I mentioned, I would rather have had the Exynos version!

[@andyH_England]

I saw Golden Receiver night time video and on that the SD was better than the Exynos Whitchurch suggests that the models are very inconsistent which is the overall view in Twitter-land and from the European reviewers.

[@imrankhan-ob3es]

@@andyH_England i saw android addicts and the exynos was better the sd was better at stabilisation, the models are inconsistent, sometimes one does better than the other and it's confusing.

[@alexlupashko]

I have Samsung Galaxy S10 Snapdragon and my wife have Samsung 20 ultra Snapdragon, and that was important to us to have a processor Snapdragon. Until that time, there were Samsung phones with an Exynos processor, and it was already like a dream to have a Samsung phone on a Snapdragon. We have been using them for more than a year and are very satisfied. We will also take the following new phones from Samsung and only on the Snapdragon processor.

[@teddmayienga1043]

Hey Chap, I prefer the Exynos camera photos & video.. also exynos is catching up in terms of battery-life but they need to work on GPU & less throttling.. again great comparison video, keep it up, cheers

[@karlkrugen4317]

You must be blind if you prefer the exynos. SD is much more detailed

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@karlkrugen4317 Exynos is better in details now

[@TheLinuxTopher]

Dang the intro is amazing!

[@God_Jupiter]

Exynos may perform better if optimized

[@brandon_tuan]

I subscribed because this is one of the best comparisons on the internet!!!!

[@calvinlee5794]

Doing for comparison, they both chipset actually damn ‘Great’ just look at people's requirements.. If the person's request needs to be wrapped in the game, they will take Snapdragon Chipset If the person’s are not so many requirements, they can straight away take Exynos Chipset’’ Both chipset is actually very good 😄

[@calvinlee5794]

@@Mr.J_2003 you mean the Top Once ??

[@lmao8909]

love ur vids

[@StuartQuinn]

In years gone past, the Exynos performance and battery hit has been so severe, they've been bad enough to rule out the Galaxy S range. This looks close enough for me. Not getting it anyway because of lack of headphone jack (yes, I'm one of *those* people!), but there's nothing so concerning here that would rule out a purchase.

[@srdjanvukovic]

Excellent video as always :) Thank you for this. Which android game was that with F1?

[@Thetechchap]

real racing 3 :)

[@srdjanvukovic]

@@Thetechchap tnx man :)

[@a4andrei]

The two most important things for me are battery life and the camera performance and Exynos is not that great in either. Maybe it will be addressed in software although I doubt it.

[@eldhosepeter6894]

Sorry exynos is better for battery life this year. He didn't show battery life comparison in his video but I watched exynos vs snapdragon and exynos win by one hour or more so. They are not similar in battery life.

[@rieqgreg2138]

Battery life exynos has been better since last year (after update) the only downside to exynos is that not a lot of apps are optimized for it unlike the Snapdragon version

[@anouarslaiti7168]

​@@eldhosepeter6894yes you are right exynos is very good in battry life

[@bishalscreation]

Thats unbelievable different in camera output quality thank goodness i have Snapdragon. I thought it was an exynos. But some tests shows exynos to b better

[@abeachristine5446]

Of course Snapdragon Variant wins. Rest of the World is powered by Samsung own Exynos. Except countries with Snapdragon Variant of Samsung, China and US and some European Countries.

[@typhoon_8086]

Also Interestingly, India also got the Snapdragon Variant of the S22 Ultra

[@abeachristine5446]

@@typhoon_8086 That's great

[@androidoneiu5206]

Exynos wins at the end when gets better optimized

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@abeachristine5446 it's sad is an inferior chipset

[@alextutorials]

I own a Snapdragon variant of the A71 and idk why but the CPU gets extremely hot when gaming especially when only playing Mobile Legends Bang Bang at the lowest graphical settings and 30FPS, the CPU yesterday managed to hit 45C and throttle down massively to the point of reaching like 15FPS while actively gaming.... It's quite absurd that supposedly from what i've heard, the Snapdragon variants are cooler, faster and perform better than Exynos but i see the opposite when it comes to the temps. I used to own an A5 2017 which had the Exynos variant and it didn't heat up like that in summer times as it does with the A71 Snapdragon, it's strange

[@promiseebelechukwu6637]

I also own the galaxy a71 snapdragon and it also gets pretty hot on normal use without gaming and it's very slow now,I'm planning to get the s22ultra so I don't care which chipset it comes with I just want a good phone but to be honest I feel like I wanna try out the exynos cos I've only had snapdragon phones for so long though not flagships like the mi max 3,redmi note9s and now redmi note 10pro and a71 as my main driver..

[@alextutorials]

@@promiseebelechukwu6637 Personally to give you my perspective since i've had only once an Exynos phone which was the A5 2017 as i said above and for me, it kinda looks the same. Yeah it's an unfair advantage for the A71 cuz the A71 is 3 times faster than the A5 2017 but if i remind myself the times i used the A5 2017 1 year after it was bought, there wasn't a huge difference but ofc with you go ahead and buy the Exynos one and try it out and see for yourself which is better

[@promiseebelechukwu6637]

@@alextutorials will do just that,thanks for your reply😀

[@alextutorials]

@@promiseebelechukwu6637 Yeah okay and that's great! You're welcome :DD

[@cloud99a2]

Funny, I saw a bunch of other comparison videos about the SD and exynos in the s22 u, but the results are always different. In your video the sd shines while in another video the exynos battery lasts much longer and also had better picturequality. SD was better in gaming and the video was a bit more stable as well. But well, I will take what I can get here in Europe. Unfortunately I'm still wating for my pre-order 🙃

[@justinsm]

Could depends on your unit too. But, looks like how Samsung put AMD on his GPU is something

[@mikelrano2557]

Hi, i live in europe, i wanted to buy a ss22 ultra, the problem is that i don't know what to choose. There are korean versions with snapdragon , global versions with snap dragon, american version snapdragon, vietnamese version snapdragon, and there is europian version with Exynos. Now i am not sure what version to buy. And i am afraid if i buy not the right one, i will have problems with the signals etc. I don't know if korean version will work properly here in Italy where i live. Can you please tell me what to do, which version to buy? It will be much appreciated

[@kankantona9070]

pretty good benchmarking work tech chap. It's rare for Englsh channels

[@s.m.g.2166]

The snapdragon is objectively better

[@MaDFroG88]

Hell it was about time 🤔!!! Thought people forgot about the Exynos 2200 vs snapdragon comparison videos!

[@anassharaf1824]

Exynos just keeps closing the gap with Snapdragon, and I believe it will overhead it one day

[@typhoon_8086]

I doubt it, cause Samsung keep overclocking their chipsets without having sufficient cooling. Unless Samsung actually instead a fan in their S Series like on Gaming Phones, the Exynos will always be lagging behind

[@AshrakAhmed]

Yeah that's been the dream of Samsung loseres since S6 (I'm one of them)! I've given up and moved on...

[@androidoneiu5206]

@Paul Nope, S8 Exnos was better than S8 Qualcomm

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@AshrakAhmed Cry, A Bionic can't beat Exynos

[@androidoneiu5206]

@Paul Exunos chipsets are the best

[@nikyabodigital]

People should be rooting for Exynos to win. Competition is a good thing. I just want the A bionic chip to be dethroned forever. The time comes when they can't answer SD anymore.

[@jaughnekow]

I'm into the black color more. The s22 ultra snapdragon might be my next phone if and only if, google pixel doesn't release good phones in the next 3 or 4 yrs.

[@arues4293]

What about the performance issues with the S22 Ultra? I heard a lot of KZbinrs and users talking about.

[@ipmur]

Thanks for the very good comparison video! Is there a difference in the 10x zoom? i have the feeling, that the exynos is worse there.

[@evohicks1]

I think its plain to see that the AMD GPU is not performing just now on Exynos but the CPU side of things is on par with snapdragon, I don't game on my phones but does the GPU have much impact on the camera or is that down to CPU? Looking at some other battery life comparisons the Exynos comes out on top so I'm happy on that point. Thanks for taking the time to get this video out there Tom👍

[@gavinderulo12]

Images a processed on the gpu and on the neural chip, which are both much more powerful on the snapdragon.

[@androidoneiu5206]

@@gavinderulo12 Exynos are much powerful

[@gavinderulo12]

@@androidoneiu5206 due you have the data to support that?

[@mikelrano2557]

Hi, i live in europe, i wanted to buy a ss22 ultra, the problem is that i don't know what to choose. There are korean versions with snapdragon , global versions with snap dragon, american version snapdragon, vietnamese version snapdragon, and there is europian version with Exynos. Now i am not sure what version to buy. And i am afraid if i buy not the right one, i will have problems with the signals etc. I don't know if korean version will work properly here in Italy where i live. Can you please tell me what to do, which version to buy? It will be much appreciated

[@gavinderulo12]

@@mikelrano2557 wait for the s23. It will release within the next few weeks and all variants will have the snapdragon.

[@Omar-xb8rv]

Hey chap I think in the start you labelled them wrong burgundy is the snapdragon and black is the exynos right? Correct me if I'm wrong?

[@Thetechchap]

ahh good spot! You are right

[@JustCRANEthesedays]

Mrwhosetheboss usually covers this kind of video, but yours is just as good, great job😁

[@v1sh77u]

Indian variant of s22 ultra gets dual sim with snapdragon 8 gen 1

[@Mr.J_2003]

Scam alert⚠️ don't get scammed!

[@007.M-D]

Great job , fair, informative, balanced, to the point fun. Thanks very useful !

[@floppa9415]

Fun fact : The biggest difference between Exynos and Snapdragon was the biggest on the Galaxy Note 4. The Exynos had an 64 Bit octa core and the Snapdragon an 32 Bit quad core, making the Exynos waaay better.

[@apothecy4011]

S4 too. Had to import an Exynos S4 back then lol

[@ACE-K86]

I have the Samsung Galaxy s21ultra but I am sick of tired with that snapdragon vs Exynos situation. I looking forward to the new iphone 14 pro max in October.

[@fjs2456]

We, European, pay more money for a lesser phone. This exynos scam has been running for years. Samsung, give us US prices and US pre release offers. Thanks Thomas

[@androidoneiu5206]

nope, Exynos is the best

[@far_tech5555]

I didn't pay more actually. I bought through a 6 months carrier subscription, end up paying 1000$ for 256GB version. Saved around 500$ compared to the normal retail price. I defenitely don't pay the full price to get the Exynos even though it is acceptable.