Winner: Galaxy S22 Ultra
So here's the best phones of the Year, You just can’t get enough of Samsung’s flagship and for good reason. There’s hardly a better display out there, and there isn’t one with S Pen support. All of the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s cameras have autofocus, you get a macro-ready ultrawide and two zooms, one of which goes farther than any competitor.
Whether it’s the Galaxy Note's nostalgia-inducing design or some Samsung fairy dust, the Galaxy S22 Ultra has been extremely popular and people love it - a winner for Samsung.
Winner: Galaxy Z Fold4 and Galaxy Z Flip4
The GalaxyZFold4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 may look the same as their predecessors but they’re better everyday phones in the several important ways. The Galaxy Z Fold4 got a better 50MP main camera and a much better 3x telephoto camera over its predecessor, while the Galaxy Z Flip4 got a needed battery and charging speed boost.
Even better, Samsung kicked off the Galaxy Z Fold4 and Z Flip4 sales with pre-order bonuses, buyback promos, and carrier deals that made the pair accessible and popular.
Winners: Galaxy A and M series
Like every recent year, Samsung’s midrange lineup was in demand. Both the Galaxy M series and the A made small improvements over their predecessors but kept the underlying philosophy intact - good user experience at a great price.
Samsung’s inherent lead in market availability made sure to keep the Galaxy A and M phones well ahead of most midrange competitors in most global markets.
