Samsung Galaxy S22 vs Samsung Galaxy A55 5G

Samsung Galaxy S22 vs Samsung Galaxy A55 5G

Here’s a detailed comparison between the Samsung Galaxy S22 and Samsung Galaxy A55 5G.

Table of Contents

  • Size Comparison
  • Display Comparison
  • Battery Life
  • Charging Speed
  • Speaker Test
  • Performance
  • Benchmark Performance
  • Camera Comparison
  • Video Quality
  • Overall Verdict

📏 Size Comparison

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Dimensions (mm)
146 x 70.6 x 7.6 mm
158.6 x 73.4 x 8.2 mm
Weight
167 grams
196 grams
Display Size
6.1 inches
6.6 inches
Display Type
AMOLED, Dynamic Display
Super AMOLED
Screen-to-Body Ratio
~85.9%
~86.4%
Build Material
Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus front and back
Plastic frame, Gorilla Glass front, plastic back
Bezel Thickness
Thin bezels, premium design
Slightly thicker bezels, mid-range design
Aspect Ratio
19.5:9
20:9
Curved Display
Yes (slightly curved edges)
No (flat display)




🖥️ Display Comparison

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Display Type
Dynamic AMOLED 2X
Super AMOLED
Screen Size
6.1 inches
6.6 inches
Resolution
2340 x 1080 pixels (FHD+)
2340 x 1080 pixels (FHD+)
Pixel Density
~421 ppi
~399 ppi
Refresh Rate
120 Hz (Adaptive)
120 Hz
Aspect Ratio
19.5:9
20:9
Brightness
Up to 1300 nits (peak brightness for HDR content)
~800 nits (typical brightness, lower peak brightness compared to S22)
Color Gamut
HDR10+ support
HDR10 support
Display Glass
Gorilla Glass Victus
Gorilla Glass 5
Always-On Display
Yes
Yes
Touch Sampling Rate
240 Hz (for smoother touch response during gaming)
Standard touch sampling rate (likely 120 Hz or less)
Curved/Flat Display
Flat display
Flat display
Outdoor Visibility
Excellent due to high peak brightness and anti-reflective coating
Good, but not as bright as the S22 under direct sunlight
Color Calibration
Precise color calibration with natural and vivid modes
Good color accuracy, but not as refined as the S22

🔋 Battery Life

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Battery Capacity
3,700 mAh
5,000 mAh
Video Playback
Up to 18 hours (official Samsung estimate)
Up to 24 hours (official Samsung estimate)
Charging Speed
Supports up to 25W fast charging
Supports up to 25W fast charging
Wireless Charging
Yes (supports up to 15W wireless charging)
No
Reverse Wireless Charging
Yes (supports up to 4.5W reverse wireless charging for accessories like earbuds)
No
Fast Charging Time
Approximately 30 minutes for 50% charge
Approximately 30 minutes for 50% charge
Software Optimization
One UI 5.1 (based on Android 13, with potential battery optimization improvements)
One UI 5.1 (based on Android 13, similar optimizations but less powerful hardware)
Battery Efficiency
Powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 or Exynos 2200 (depending on region), optimized for performance and efficiency
Powered by Exynos 1380, less powerful but more efficient for mid-range tasks
Real-World Battery Life
Better suited for heavy users due to faster charging and wireless charging support
Longer overall battery life due to larger capacity, ideal for moderate users

⚡ Charging Speed

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Battery Capacity
3,700 mAh
5,000 mAh
Charging Speed (Wired)
25W fast charging(officially supported)
25W fast charging(officially supported)
Charging Time (0-100%)
Approximately30 minutes for 50% charge, full charge in about1 hour
Approximately30 minutes for 50% charge, full charge in about1 hour
Wireless Charging
Supports15W wireless charging
No wireless charging support
Reverse Wireless Charging
Supports4.5W reverse wireless charging
No reverse wireless charging support
Charger Included
No charger includedin the box (requires separate purchase)
No charger includedin the box (requires separate purchase)
USB Port Type
USB-C
USB-C
Software Optimization
One UI 5.1+ (optimized for flagship performance, better power management during charging)
One UI 5.1+ (optimized for mid-range devices, slightly less efficient than S22)
Battery Efficiency
Smaller battery but more power-efficient due to flagship-grade hardware and software
Larger battery but slightly less efficient due to mid-range hardware optimizations




🔊 Speaker Test

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Speaker Type
Stereo speakers (dual speakers: one at the bottom, one at the top for earpiece)
Mono speaker (single bottom-firing speaker)
Sound Quality
Clear, balanced audio with good bass and treble. Optimized by Dolby Atmos for immersive sound.
Decent sound quality but lacks depth and richness compared to stereo speakers. No Dolby Atmos support.
Loudness
Very loud with minimal distortion at higher volumes. Suitable for media consumption and gaming.
Moderately loud but may distort at higher volumes. Less ideal for immersive experiences.
Bass Performance
Good bass response due to dual speakers and software optimization.
Limited bass due to mono speaker setup.
Treble Clarity
Crisp and clear treble, especially noticeable with Dolby Atmos enabled.
Treble is present but lacks refinement and clarity compared to the Galaxy S22.
Immersive Experience
Dolby Atmos support enhances spatial audio for movies, games, and music.
No Dolby Atmos or spatial audio support, resulting in a less immersive experience.
Gaming Performance
Dual speakers provide directional audio cues, enhancing gaming experiences.
Mono speaker limits directional audio cues, making it less ideal for competitive gaming.
Call Quality
Earpiece doubles as a secondary speaker for stereo sound during calls. Clear voice and noise reduction.
Standard call quality with decent noise cancellation but no stereo effect during calls.
Overall Rating
Excellent for multimedia consumption, gaming, and general use.
Adequate for casual use but falls short for demanding audio tasks like gaming or movie watching.

🚀 Performance

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Processor (SoC)
Exynos 2200 (Global) / Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 (US & China)
Exynos 1380 (or regional variant, depending on the market)
CPU Architecture
Octa-core: <br> – 1x Cortex-X2 @ 2.8 GHz <br> – 3x Cortex-A710 @ 2.5 GHz <br> – 4x Cortex-A510 @ 1.8 GHz
Octa-core: <br> – 1x Cortex-A78 @ 2.4 GHz <br> – 3x Cortex-A78 @ 2.0 GHz <br> – 4x Cortex-A55 @ 1.8 GHz
GPU
Xclipse 920 (Exynos 2200) / Adreno 730 (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1)
Mali-G68 MP5
RAM Options
8GB
6GB / 8GB
Storage Options
128GB / 256GB (UFS 3.1)
128GB (UFS 2.2)
Expandable Storage
No
Yes (via microSD card, up to 1TB)
Performance Benchmark (AnTuTu)
~950,000 (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1) / ~820,000 (Exynos 2200)
~400,000
AI/ML Capabilities
Advanced AI processing with NPU (Neural Processing Unit) for enhanced camera, gaming, and multitasking
Moderate AI capabilities, optimized for everyday tasks like photography and voice recognition
Gaming Performance
High-end gaming performance with ray tracing support (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1) and advanced GPU
Decent gaming performance, suitable for mid-tier games but not ideal for high-end gaming
Thermal Management
Vapor chamber cooling system for sustained performance during intensive tasks
Basic thermal management, may throttle under prolonged heavy usage
Software Optimization
One UI 5.1 (upgradable to newer versions) with optimizations for flagship-level performance
One UI 5.1 (similar software experience but less optimized for demanding tasks compared to S22)
Multitasking Efficiency
Excellent multitasking due to powerful CPU and higher RAM
Good multitasking, but limited by lower-tier hardware and potentially less RAM

📊 Benchmark Performance

GeekBench 6

Model Single-Core Multi-Core
Samsung Galaxy S22 ~1,250 ~3,400
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G ~1,000 ~2,700

Antutu 10

Model Score
Samsung Galaxy S22 ~900K
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G ~750K

3DMark 

Model Score FPS
Samsung Galaxy S22 ~2,500 ~15 FPS
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G ~1,800 ~11 FPS




📸 Camera Comparison

Feature
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G
Rear Camera Setup
Triple-camera system,-Main: 50 MP, f/1.8, OIS, –Ultra-wide: 12 MP, f/2.2  –Telephoto: 10 MP, f/2.4, 3x optical zoom, OIS
Triple-camera system:  –Main: 50 MP, f/1.8, –Ultra-wide: 12 MP, f/2.2, –Depth: 5 MP, f/2.4
Front Camera
10 MP, f/2.2
32 MP, f/2.2
Main Sensor
50 MP, larger pixel size (1.0 µm), advanced ISOCELL technology, better low-light performance
50 MP, slightly smaller pixel size (0.64 µm), good for daylight but less optimized for low-light conditions
Ultra-Wide Sensor
12 MP, 120° field of view, good distortion correction
12 MP, 120° field of view, decent distortion correction but not as refined as the S22
Telephoto Sensor
10 MP with 3x optical zoom, OIS, capable of up to 30x Space Zoom
No dedicated telephoto lens, digital zoom only (up to 10x)
Optical Image Stabilization
Yes (both main and telephoto lenses)
No OIS on any lens
Low-Light Performance
Excellent due to larger sensor, Night Mode, and AI enhancements
Decent, but struggles more in very low-light conditions compared to the S22
Video Recording
Up to 8K at 24fps, 4K at 30/60fps, Super Steady video stabilization
Up to 4K at 30fps, no 8K recording, decent stabilization but not as smooth as the S22
Selfie Camera
10 MP, good detail, accurate colors, supports 4K video
32 MP, higher resolution, good for selfies, but may oversharpen in some cases
Camera Software Features
Pro mode, Single Take, Object Eraser, Portrait Mode, Enhanced Night Mode
Standard features like Night Mode, Portrait Mode, and basic AI scene optimization
Portrait Mode
Advanced depth sensing with telephoto lens, excellent bokeh effects
Good bokeh effects, but relies on software rather than hardware for depth sensing
Zoom Capability
3x optical zoom, 10x hybrid zoom, 30x digital zoom
Digital zoom only (up to 10x), no optical or hybrid zoom

🎥 Video Quality

Feature Samsung Galaxy S22 Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Difference
Max Resolution 8K @ 24FPS
4K @ 60FPS		 4K @ 30FPS S22 supports 8K & smoother 4K at 60FPS
Stabilization Super Steady OIS + EIS Standard OIS + EIS S22 has better stabilization for smoother video
Slow Motion 960FPS @ 720p 240FPS @ 1080p S22 supports super slow-mo (960FPS)
HDR Support HDR10+ Standard HDR S22 has better HDR for vibrant colors
Zoom Video 3x Optical Zoom No Zoom S22 can zoom without quality loss
Front Camera Video 4K @ 60FPS 4K @ 30FPS S22 has smoother selfie video




🏆 Overall Verdict

✅ Pros of Samsung Galaxy S22

✔️ Faster Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor
✔️ Premium glass & metal design
✔️ Better display with higher brightness
✔️ Telephoto camera for zoom
✔️ 8K video recording
✔️ Wireless & reverse wireless charging

❌ Cons of Samsung Galaxy S22

❌ Smaller battery life
❌ No 3.5mm headphone jack

✅ Pros of Samsung Galaxy A55 5G

✔️ Bigger battery with longer life
✔️ Larger 6.6″ display
✔️ Higher resolution 32MP front camera
✔️ More affordable price

❌ Cons of Samsung Galaxy A55 5G

❌ Slower chipset
❌ No telephoto camera
❌ No wireless charging

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