Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 256gb

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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 256gb

Satisfactory·Samsung

£180.00

£189.70

Includes Buyer Protection

Brand

Samsung

Model

Galaxy S22 Ultra

Storage

256 GB

Condition

Satisfactory

SIM lock

Unlocked

Colour

Black

Views

138

Interested

4 members

Uploaded

7 weeks ago

Selling my Samsung S22 Ultra after upgrading. Despite the imperfections on the back and sides (photographed) this phone runs smoothly, with a good battery life and a powerful processor that handles everything with ease. The camera system is incredible—featuring a 108MP main lens, ultra-wide, and dual telephoto lenses, giving you stunning detail in every shot. Plus, the 100x Space Zoom lets you capture things from an unbelievable distance—arguably even better than my new iPhone 16 Pro. Whether you’re into photography, gaming, or multitasking, this phone still has a lot of life left and performs brilliantly. This is the 256gb version so larger storage capacity than base model. The stylus also has some really nice features, worth checking out a YouTube video or two if you’re not familiar with the Samsung Ultra range! A great deal for anyone looking for a premium phone at a fraction of the price! Comes with a case but no charger.

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richieclarke

London, United Kingdom

Last seen 17 hours ago

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