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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 512GB Unlocked Phone (Limited Stock, 2 Colors) $271.9

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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 512GB Unlocked Phone (Limited Stock, 2 Colors)

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New, not refurbished.

Apply code SUNSHINE20 at checkout.

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/406845313502

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Today 09:42 AM
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fxfToday 09:42 AM
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This seems like a great price for a former top-of-the-line Samsung Galaxy flagship phone (with an active stylus, no less!).... until you realize that there will be no more Android OS updates (the last one, Android 16, has been released) and security updates will end sometime in 2027. ๐Ÿ™

That means after spending about $300 on the phone, you'll have about a year or so to use it before there are no more security updates. That seems like a bad deal.
Worse, I haven't been able to find support for this device from the alternative Android OS community.

Apparently, the U.S. versions of this phone have an unlockable bootloader (I think that's the correct term?) and as a result it's not possible to replace Android with an alternative OS on this phone (unlike Pixels, for example).

I may still get it anyway, as I might have a use-case for it that does not require it to be used as either a phone OR an Internet-connected device. I just have to decide whether it's worth jumping through all the hoops to keep the device secure, or if I should just get a Pixel 10a now and be all set for the next 6-7 years (and possibly beyond, by switching to another OS on THAT).

UPDATE: I wound up ordering one, because my specific use-case for this phone is to run Samsung Dex and drive a pair of smartglasses with a "birdbath display" system, all offline. I figure that as long as I stay disciplined and don't connect it to the Internet or cellular networks once Samsung stops providing security updates to it, it should be reasonably secure. I'll pass data in the form of PDFs, audio/video files, and text files to it over Bluetooth, but any risk from that shouldn't be too high.
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Today 10:27 AM
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mllkToday 10:27 AM
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Quote from fxf :
This seems like a great price for a former top-of-the-line Samsung Galaxy flagship phone (with an active stylus, no less!).... until you realize that there will be no more Android OS updates (the last one, Android 16, has been released) and security updates will end sometime in 2027. ๐Ÿ™That means after spending about $300 on the phone, you'll have about a year or so to use it before there are no more security updates. That seems like a bad deal.Worse, I haven't been able to find support for this device from the alternative Android OS community. Apparently, the U.S. versions of this phone have an unlockable bootloader (I think that's the correct term?) and as a result it's not possible to replace Android with an alternative OS on this phone (unlike Pixels, for example).I may still get it anyway, as I might have a use-case for it that does not require it to be used as either a phone OR an Internet-connected device. I just have to decide whether it's worth jumping through all the hoops to keep the device secure, or if I should just get a Pixel 10a now and be all set for the next 6-7 years (and possibly beyond, by switching to another OS on THAT).
I had the s22U and the issue with the phone was how hot it got and the battery life. Not sure if any updates fixed the issues or not.
Today 10:39 AM
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fxfToday 10:39 AM
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Quote from mllk :
I had the s22U and the issue with the phone was how hot it got and the battery life. Not sure if any updates fixed the issues or not.
Interesting. None of the reviews I read indicated that heat or battery life were issues. In fact, one review specifically mentioned that it didn't get hot unlike a competitor's flagship phone that he reviewed.
I'm wondering if you had the phone with the Samsung Exynos CPU & chipset or with the Qualcomm Snapdragon ones. If I remember correctly, that review was for the phone using Snapdragon.
Today 11:00 AM
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mllkToday 11:00 AM
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Quote from fxf :
Interesting. None of the reviews I read indicated that heat or battery life were issues. In fact, one review specifically mentioned that it didn't get hot unlike a competitor's flagship phone that he reviewed.I'm wondering if you had the phone with the Samsung Exynos CPU & chipset or with the Qualcomm Snapdragon ones. If I remember correctly, that review was for the phone using Snapdragon.
us version so snapdragon.
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Today 11:09 AM
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Hard to believe a phone this old goes for this much money.
Today 11:15 AM
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FabulousStranger526Today 11:15 AM
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Scam. No way this is New. These are most likely refurbished/rebuilt. I don't care what the listing says, if these were actually genuinely new, old stock, they would have sat without a charge for years, which would likely cause swelling. It's incredibly easy to reseal a box for that "new" look anyways.

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