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Standard locks everything to 60Hz, while High basically locks everything to 90Hz. There are two modes in display settings for Motion smoothness - Standard and High. The Galaxy A22 5G has a simple and straightforward approach to its 90Hz refresh rate. Actually, the A22 5G has the highest L1 certification, meaning that, theoretically, high-resolution streaming is possible with services like Netflix. On the upside, we are quite happy to see Netflix offering FullHD as its maximum resolution.

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Software reporting confirms this fact as well, and so does the Netflix app.

Just like many other cheaper Samsung models, the A22 5G lacks color profiles or any fine adjustments. Unfortunately, there is no way to tweak colors either. No, the default color profile is just cold and bluish overall. And not just oversaturated, which we would understand, as a desire to deliver more 'pop'. Greens and particularly blues are badly misaligned. Samsung clearly seems to be targeting the sRGB color space but failing with color accuracy rather badly. It does much better in this respect, in both 60Hz and 90Hz modes.Ĭolors on the Galaxy A22 5G are far from accurate, even more so than what we measured with the A32 5G. Since we are already comparing panels, it is also worth noting that the slow pixel response times and spearing we noticed with the Galaxy A32 5G is nowhere to be found on the A22 5G. Contrast is very decent, though, since the A22 5G has nice blacks. To be fair, though, neither panel is particularly bright in the first place, with the A22 5G managing a maximum of 385 nits in our testing, with no max auto mode beyond that. The arguable bit is mostly coming down to maximum brightness, where the A32 5G has a slight edge. This is one of the notable areas of downgrade compared to the vanilla A22, which gets a Super AMOLED 90Hz, HDR-capable panel instead.Įven so, it is worth pointing out that the regular A22 has an HD+ display, whereas the panel on the A22 5G has a nice and crisp resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels, which works out to about 399 ppi.įurthermore, the A22 5G arguably has its bigger-brother A32 5G beat in the display department, as well, mostly due to its higher resolution and 90Hz native refresh rate.

The display on the Galaxy A22 5G isn't particularly impressive on paper.

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