On February 15, PCMag tested the signal performance of two high-end flagships, Samsung Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra. The comparison models are Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy S21 Ultra. In weak signal scenarios, the download rate of Samsung Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra is still better than the previous generation models.
It is reported that the two high-end flagships of Samsung Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra use Qualcomm Snapdragon X65 baseband, while Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra uses Qualcomm Snapdragon X60 baseband, both of which are better in terms of signal performance.
In this regard, 9to5Google pointed out that this means that the gap between Google’s latest flagship Pixel 6 Pro and the Galaxy S22 series is even greater. Previous tests have shown that the signal performance of the Pixel 6 Pro is obviously inferior to that of the Galaxy S21 series, which can be called the best signal in the Android camp. Poor flagship phone.
Unlike the Galaxy S22 series that uses Qualcomm baseband, Google Pixel 6 Pro uses Samsung 5G baseband 5123b. The signal problem of Google Pixel 6 Pro cannot be solved by a software updates, and the gap between Google Pixel 6 Pro and Samsung cannot be made up. We can only hope that the Pixel 7 series can make up for this shortcoming.