Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra vs Apple iPhone SE

Although this photo i took doesn't have as much detail compared to the ultra's photo. You also might be wondering how the galaxy s22 ultra stands up a...

But before you put a crown on the Pixel 3A or the upcoming Pixel 4A, I want to point you to the iPhone SE’s video capabilities. It absolutely punches above its weight class, with 4K stabilized both optically and with software, extended dynamic range, and the option to go as high as 4K at 60fps. If you can get better video performance out of any phone that costs less than $500, I’d like to see it.

But unfortunately, the new Xclipse GPU doesn't really look like a finished product yet, so gamers (still) have to be content with reduced details and low frame rates in a high-end smartphone. While Samsung will probably still bring some improvements in this regard via updates, considering the premium price, users should surely be able to expect a more mature product here.

It's nippy to use, and powerful enough to handle anything you'd likely throw at it, including most, if not all, of the biggest games to be found in the App Store. It might be a budget phone, but its processor power means you're getting anything but a budget experience. This will also mean your phone will remain usable for longer, being able to cope with new versions of iOS as they arrive.