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The Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus both use smaller batteries than their direct predecessors, which is not a positive first impression as potential customers usually look for incremental upgrades with each generation. However, Samsung is most likely relying on more efficient hardware to make the latest flagships last longer, as one user claims that the battery life is not too impressive, even though the results are far from disappointing.

On a week’s stretch, Galaxy S22 user and Editor-in-chief of Android Police Daniel Bader states that the smartphone has a screen on time of 4 hours and 38 minutes. Yesterday’s results show it lasted for over 5 hours, which is not a bad result, especially considering that the handset features a 3700mAh battery, which is smaller than the Galaxy S21’s 4000mAh capacity. Galaxy S22 Plus owners may also experience a smaller screen on time as it too sports a smaller battery than its direct predecessor, the Galaxy S21 Plus.