Samsung made a big impression on the new year with the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The Galaxy S21 Ultra from last year hasn't altered all that much, but Samsung's S Pen stylus, which is being borrowed from the Note series while it takes a break, is the largest new feature.

There is nothing better if you're looking for a new flagship smartphone. With a sleek new camera housing and a new Burgundy colour, Samsung's newest all-star smartphone has undergone a significant cosmetic boost. The gorgeous 6.2-inch 120Hz screen is back (ideal for sketching with the S Pen), and the new Exynos 2200 CPU also contributes to a slight speed boost.

Samsung Galaxy A21

The Galaxy A21s is the ideal option for those on a tight budget if you're not too keen on shelling out flagship-sized sums for the newest and best Samsung. The Galaxy A21s is a great smartphone that is packed to the gills with capabilities for a very low price, even though it isn't the flashiest model on the market.

Samsung has managed to cram a total of five cameras inside, which is again quite generous given how much it costs. Its 48MP camera is really good, and it also includes a macro, wide-angle, and depth-sensing lens. With Android 10, a stylish design, and a gorgeous screen, the Galaxy A21s from Samsung completely exceeds our expectations for a budget-friendly smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4

The best high-end foldable we've ever seen comes from Samsung. The Galaxy Z Fold 4, which has an IPX8 water resistance rating, a durable build, improved overall performance, and significant multitasking upgrades, is the ultimate conclusion of earlier advancements.

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 used in the Galaxy Z Fold 4, the most expensive smartphone currently available, is certainly worth the price if you can afford it. In our tests, this chipset delivered the largest generation-on-generation gaming performance boost in several years.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE

Don't want to skimp on features but don't have a lot of money for a Samsung flagship? Thankfully, the S21 FE pretty much has it all, including top-notch specs and a tonne of affordable flagship-worthy features.

The S21 FE (or, Fan Edition) is one of the best-value smartphones of 2022 because it is less expensive than the S21 but has comparable fast performance, a stunning display, and a fantastic set of rear cameras. The Galaxy S21 FE is unquestionably the finest alternative if the flagships of this year's lineup are too expensive for you.

Samsung Galaxy S21

Cost-effective Samsung flagships are available. The Galaxy S21 from a year ago is still an excellent option if you're looking for a new high-end smartphone but don't have the money to spend on one in the S22 range. The triple cameras are still competitive with more current phone releases like the iPhone 13, the display is excellent, and it remains one of the fastest smartphones we've tested.

This advice, as always, is only appropriate if you don't mind purchasing a refurbished device. If this doesn't concern you, though, you'll be rewarded with a fantastic phone at an astonishingly low cost.

Samsung Galaxy A Series

Samsung's A-Series portfolio includes the A52 5G, A42 5G, and A32 5G, providing three choices. This year's A-Series phones all support 5G networks, as implied by their names, and are good choices for people seeking for their first smartphone or those on a budget.

The A-Series' high capacity battery, which should last you a day or two, is one of its distinctive features. These reasonably priced phones come with additional standard Samsung characteristics like water resistance, fast displays, and more.

Best Samsung Smartphones in 2022