r/S22Ultra

Sudden battery drain on Snapdragon S22 Ultra

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"I'm experiencing a sudden and significant battery drain on my Snapdragon S22 Ultra. I used to get around 4.5 hours of Screen-On Time (SOT), but recently it has dropped to barely 3.5 hours.

Here is what I have already tried:

o Performed a full factory reset.

Reduced/removed my Good Lock customizations.

Checked battery health via Samsung Members, which shows it's at 89%.

Despite these efforts, the issue persists. I'm getting really frustrated with this device. Has anyone faced a similar issue recently, or is there something else might be missing? Any tips on what I should do next would be greatly appreciated."

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u/Commercial_One1917 — 5 hours ago
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Need Some Advice

I don't know if this is thr right subreddit to post this. But I'm conflicted on what to do.

I guess I jinxed myself by reading all those S22Ultra reddit posts about it starting to fail. Now thr same thing is happening to my S22Ultra that affected my Note20Ultra. This jist happened thr other day and not sure if should replace for a S24Ultra or get it fixed.

I can either get thr screen(battery and back cover) replaced all OEM, like I did woth my Note20Ultra for $350 or get a S24Ultra for $650 refurbished "Excellent" condition. I'm jist paranoid of something happening to thr S24Ultra and not have insurance for it. Has anyone bought from bestbuy marketplace and had good results??

u/craftymeiztr — 20 hours ago

S-pen disconnects after i click the button on it

I tried resetting and pairing again. But nothing works it says it is ready to use and connected. After i take it out it still shows connected but when i click the button on it it just disconnects and tries to connect again.

The button works fine when i draw to undo and all. But the Bluetooth is disconnecting. Whats the solution? I mostly think it is bluetooth hardware problem in s pen??

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June Security Patch Update

S22 Ultra got May 2026 and then June 2026 update.

Previously I heard that S22 ultra will get quarterly updates.

This can be indication of One UI 8.5 ?

u/curiousty786 — 2 days ago
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S22 BOOTLOOP AND IT'S FIX

What happened:

I updated my S22 to the May security patch, and later that same night the phone started randomly rebooting whenever it was under load. By the next morning, it had progressed into constant bootloops and would barely stay on before restarting again.

What I did (and what you should do if you ever end up in the same situation):

Luckily, I still had brief periods where the phone would work normally, so I immediately backed up all my data using Smart Switch. The backup completed successfully.

After that, I tried a factory reset, but as expected, it didn't fix the issue. At that point, I knew it was most likely a hardware issue (likely a BGA solder joint failure on the motherboard), so I took it to a repair shop.

Possible solutions:

  1. If you're on a tight budget, avoid the Samsung service center. They generally recommend replacing the entire motherboard or offering an exchange for a new phone, which is very expensive.

  2. Try the software fixes first. Someone here suggested updating One UI Home and checking for Google Play system updates. It's worth trying, although in my case everything was already up to date.

  3. The actual fix (at least in my case): Find a reputable local repair shop that does motherboard reballing. In my case, the repair involved reballing the CPU/RAM package (BGA rework). Make sure they're experienced, as this is delicate work and a bad repair can permanently damage the board.

I got my phone back after 22 days (the irony 😅), but it's been working perfectly since then. The repair cost me ₹6,000 (around $60 USD), though prices may vary depending on where you live and the shop you choose.

Hopefully this helps someone else who runs into the same issue.

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u/Brilliant-Form2528 — 2 days ago

Fuck Samsung/Thx Samsung? 😜

Finally, not having oneui 8.5 on the S22 Ultra might be a blessing as it looks like. Our battery life is already a disgrace but if that bad optimisation is true, what would we do with a phone with already a sucking battery life to get an even worse battery performance?

Same may apply for my other impression: the lag, since Samsung Devices tend to lag after they get their last update to make us upgrade to the newer version. Although this is just an impression, if true, they thought it will come with 8.5 so they left 8.0 just fine.

So at the end of the day, maybe keeping Oneui 8.0 might be beneficial for us due to that bad optimisation.

u/ksvnmd — 2 days ago
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s22 ultra help

i was watching titktok, until my phoen suddenly glitched up and shut off. it shut off and restart alone 2 or 3 times with a white flash. rn i managed to turn it on but now its like in a boot loop.

PLEASE HELP ME

edit: after 5 mins it rebooted but got stuck on app optimization

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u/Budget-Jackfruit-967 — 3 days ago

Is this normal even for this phone ?

S22 ultra 128/8 with the exynos 2200 chipset. I am aware that the gaming performance for heavy gaming is not great even with snapdragon 8 gen1 chipset on this phone, but this seems a little too excessive. I have seen video demonstrations where it shows very occasional frame drops on areas like inazuma, but none of them stutter or lag this much.

I bought the phone used. It's been opened from behind twice. Once because the back glass had shattered and charging port got fried due to voltage surge in my area (common in pakistan) and once before I had bought the phone for unknown reasons.

I now charge the phone wirelessly using mag safe power banks because fixing the charging port requires motherboard replacement according to phone repair guy.

A few things to note: I play with high settings and fps locked at 45 thought it rarely achieves that figure. I have reduced render distance and shadow quality to medium as well as environmental quality. Still little to no change. This was recorded after 30 minutes of playing while the phone is charging wirelessly from power bank attached to the back. But there is little improvement when you've just started playing and powerbank is not connected. I have tried GOS like netguard but it doesnt help much either. FYI phone cant even run roblox on max settings.

I have used 108 out of 128 GB so plenty of space left.

Is my phone bricked, or can I do something to make my gaming experience somewhat enjoyable at the very least? Fighting enemies proves to be a challenge nowadays.

u/sheryberyOoO — 4 days ago

Finally Get The Best SOT From S22 in 120 HZ

Finally I get the best Screen on time From S22 Snapdragon 8Gen 1. Using Hail, Enforce Doze , Processing Speed - High, And Smart launcher.

Adaptive Battery - Off

Ram Plus - Off

120 HZ

Please Share Any tips to improve more.

u/Ill-Excitement-3901 — 4 days ago

June security patch released Still No oneui 8.5 for us

Just received june patch and it's still on oneui 8.0😪

u/trexx888 — 6 days ago

Need advice: S22 developed vertical line AND restarts post-update (Techs confirmed zero physical damage, quoting ₹40,000)

Hey everyone, 

I am seeking advice on how to proceed with a complex hardware issue on my Samsung Galaxy S22 that started immediately after a system update. 

My phone has been kept strictly in a heavy-duty protective case with a screen guard since day one. I took it to an authorized Samsung service centre, where the certified technicians thoroughly inspected the device. They officially verified and documented on the system job card that the phone has absolutely zero physical damage, no cracks, and no liquid exposure. 

The issue is that immediately after installing an official Samsung software update, a vertical pink line appeared on the display. Concurrently, the phone has also started randomly hanging, freezing, and restarting on its own—issues that never existed prior to the update. 

The service centre issued a job card under Condition No. 1 (Estimate/Approval pending) [1.1]. However, because the device is just past its 3-year mark, they are holding firm on an out-of-warranty repair charge of ₹40,000 to replace both the display and the motherboard. 

Since the diagnostic check officially cleared the device of any user negligence or physical damage, it is incredibly difficult to accept a ₹40,000 out-of-pocket expense for a total system degradation triggered entirely by an official manufacturer update. 

Has anyone here successfully appealed an out-of-warranty charge for an update-linked line and motherboard processor issue when the phone's immaculate physical condition is officially documented? Would filing a grievance with the National Consumer Helpline (1915) be the most effective next step? 

I would highly appreciate any constructive guidance or shared experiences. Thank you! 

u/Signal_Ordinary2586 — 5 days ago

Magsafe-compatible cases?

Looking for a way to use wireless charging and magsafe mounts, but still protect my S22 Ultra. Are there any decent magsafe-compatible cases? And if not, has anyone successfully used a magsafe sticker underneath any of the less rugged OtterBox cases?

I've recently set up a magsafe mount over my bed for my Kindle, and I am trying to figure out a way to attach my s22 ultra to it as well. Ever since a relative's kid broke my screen the year I got it, I have had an OtterBox defender on it, but I'm okay with downgrading the case a bit now that the phone is so old. With the Kindle, I don't carry it everywhere with me, and it is easy enough to pop the case off of it to use wireless charging, because I don't have to charge it very often.

I still need to be able to use wireless charging with my phone daily, though, and there aren't many options for cases as far as I can tell. I ordered this Canshn case during Prime Days, but it's so thin I don't think it will provide much protection at all. I have several magsafe stickers from when I was testing them out on my Kindle, and I'm wondering whether it'd be possible to place the sticker just right and use it underneath an OtterBox commuter or symmetry, and still be able to charge it.

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u/Correct-Bench5749 — 4 days ago

Time to jump up to the S26 Ultra?

It seems my battery runs a little bit faster now. I've had the phone since 2020. Why are some of you still using the S22 Ultra? I'm cheap, but I don't have many other complaints than the battery. I don't have empirical data about the battery. It just 'feels' like it's draining faster. I also seen too drop coverage more recently.

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u/Persimmon_96 — 6 days ago

Actualizar firmware de pantalla china de 11,26"

Hola, tengo una pantalla china con la versión de la imagen. Hay alguna actualización disponible, por favor?

MCU: SK-P-WIFI-20241218-1443H506

No me conecta con mi móvil bien, porque se desconecta la WIFI y nunca llega a conectar bien con mi S22 Ultra.

u/HoneydewMajestic4926 — 5 days ago

I swapped with new battery couple days ago. Is it any good?

Is this good? After battery change i noticed like 80% heat reduction not my moblie will not heat much just little warm. Other than that i didnt notice any extented battery screen time much. Am i getting normal battery or less?

u/Sensitive-Being-8520 — 8 days ago

Those who upgraded to S26U

Hello. My S22 Ultra is running smooth. I'm thinking to upgrade to S26 ultra just only because on daily basis someone say here that there device is dead now. And I can't afford to loose my device or Data all of a sudden.

Is upgrading to S26 Ultra worth it ? Or i should look for S25 Ultra as well ?

Those who upgraded tell me your experience plz.

Edit: I also want to upgrade due to better battery life. My S22 ultra gives me 4 hours of SOT, power saving mode always on, means phone runs on 60Hz and no AOD.

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u/curiousty786 — 8 days ago

Pink line on screen

Got a pink line on the screen randomly. What should I do now? Will Samsung replace the screen for free? I bought the phone in 2022 and had the screen replaced for free in 2024 by Samsung for a green line issue.

u/mandylol10 — 8 days ago