You may think that the Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphone is not for you? You will quickly change your mind when you discover the exceptional offer it has on the Rakuten site. Usually sold at the recommended price of 859 euros, it is now available at only 590.10 euros on the famous online sales site Rakuten. What to make more than one happy!
We no longer present the Samsung brand, each new device of which is the subject of a plebiscite among all users and customers of the brand. The Galaxy S22 is the smartphone for you, if you are looking for a device allowing you to take great photos while benefiting from a nice storage space of 128 GB to store your most beautiful shots and selfies, but also your videos and others small montages for sharing Reels on networks.
With its ultra-thin edges and Dynamic Amoled screen reinforced with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus scratch and shock protection, it can be compared to a titan with crazy elegance.
A promo to lose your mind at Rakuten: the Samsung Galaxy S22 sets fire!
With a screen of more than 6 inches for only 167 grams, we can say that the Samsung Galaxy S22 has everything big. Samsung has everything planned with a chip engraved in 4 nm, Android 12 in the operating system, a compartment for a dual SIM and on-board 5G. This is what we can call power in its purest form.
On the security side, everything has been planned by Samsung. Facial recognition and a fingerprint sensor can be easily activated, not to mention the famous Samsung Knox which provides an ultra high level of security as soon as you turn on your smartphone.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 has 3 lenses: 1 ultra wide-angle of 12 Mpx, supplemented by a wide-angle lens of 50 Mpx (just that!) and a telephoto lens with x3 optical zoom of 10 Mpx. You also get a crazy amount of shots: night mode, ambient light detection, panorama, hyper lapse etc.
Do not miss the Samsung Galaxy S22 sold for 590.10 euros at Rakuten instead of 859 euros.
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