Question S22 Ultra Very Laggy and slow

[Venom0642]

Everybody here needs to know this is only on Exynos, My Snapdragon and a bunch has no lag at all running like beast, Just clarification that way people don't get confused, again only EXYNOS bad very bad.

 

[blackhawk]

Given that Android 12 (MIUI 13) on Mi 12 Pro runs smoothly, it's obviously a Samsung problem

It may well be as Samsung's Android flavor is heavily customized out of the box. I wouldn't want a Samsung that looked and acted like a Pixel.

Android 12 is no darling though and problems aren't isolated to just Samsung by a long shot. The Google hype of a new OS every year is wasteful and pure Nike like marketing hype. It's the end users and developers who get boned by this endless cycle of premature change.

 

[Darbar1701]

Here's hoping we exynos will get a big update this week and make things smoothler, it's defo getting better with every update so looking forward to another one soon, let's stay positive

 

[thegios]

Here's hoping we exynos will get a big update this week and make things smoothler, it's defo getting better with every update so looking forward to another one soon, let's stay positive

Im on AVDB and nothing changed

 

[Darbar1701]

I had to send mine back cos the speaker was faulty and they replaced it. So the phone was factory reset and now it's running like a dream, only thing it stutters is when I unlock it when I'm out in the sun and the screen is at its brightest

 

[Virgo_Guy]

Received a new FW build "AVE4" (Snapdragon) yesterday. For the first time, I'm finding the S22 Ultra "very smooth" across the UI.

 

[Darbar1701]

Received a new FW build "AVE4" (Snapdragon) yesterday. For the first time, I'm finding the S22 Ultra "very smooth" across the UI.

Hopefully us exynos get the same this week,

 

[AmazDev]

Received a new FW build "AVE4" (Snapdragon) yesterday. For the first time, I'm finding the S22 Ultra "very smooth" across the UI.

I find my Snapdragon variant very smooth and fast. Yeah sometimes there are some micro lags here and there but I think the problem is the SystemUI considering that those lags only appear on the "swipe to home" animation and inside the notification panel when there are a lot of notifications available. Other than that, it's all perfect, including battery life, surely a lot better than my experience with the exynos variant.

 

[iamnotkurtcobain]

Hopefully us exynos get the same this week,

I don't think so

 

[thegios]

I don't think so

Im not aware of any update foe exynos

 

[Robin56000]

Im on AVDB and nothing changed

I'm things it's more slower than earlier...

 

[Robin56000]

Actually with the AVDB update, always the same issue of batterie lifetime. And it's not a power usage...

 

[blackhawk]

Actually with the AVDB update, always the same issue of batterie lifetime. And it's not a power usage...
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This isn't much of a mystery. Take out the trash social apps and if Google play Services doesn't fall in line tone it down too.

 

[Robin56000]

This isn't much of a mystery. Take out the trash social apps and if Google play Services doesn't fall in line tone it down too.
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yes I know for Snapchat and Instagram but I actualy need these applications. And its not normally a phone how cost more than 1200€ can't be use more than 3 complete hour, however what app you use. Samsung do very bad jobs with the firmware of this phone. I'm starting to lose all hope about Samsung fix all the issue

 

[blackhawk]

yes I know for Snapchat and Instagram but I actualy need these applications. And its not normally a phone how cost more than 1200€ can't be use more than 3 complete hour, however what app you use. Samsung do very bad jobs with the firmware of this phone. I'm starting to lose all hope about Samsung fix all the issue

Those apps are the problem. I don't allow any social media apps on my devices as they are glaring security risks on multiple ways. If you can use by browser login, do so and get them off the phone!

Try turning off all global power management, the Google based Standby Apps never worked right, at least on Samsung's.
Deal with power hogs on a case by case basis.
How to check: Developer options>standby apps, all buckets should show as active and their bucket state can not be alter. If so global power management is inactive. Good.


If active change these settings in Device Care


Now you have a level playing field to troubleshoot the issues properly rather than the lame dumb bunny shotgun approach. Try closing the apps out after use. Some will not and run at startup like parasites. If so on each app in settings try disabling background usage.
This will not effect global power management settings.

You can try temporarily disabling Google play Services* which is a menace. If you only need once or twice a day to run its dependencies, this is a good choice. At night it can be disabled too. Bad 3rd party apps, Gmail, Playstore and Google backup Transport are known dependencies of Google play Services. I rarely need it so it's easier for me to keep it disabled.

I use Package Disabler on my N10+'s but not sure it works on your model... that's an important tool I use to tone down my Samsung's. ADB edits can also be used but can't be toggled on/off on the fly. Dependencies... be careful and know what you are disabling.

* if the Google play Services disable is greyed out, go to Security settings>Device Administrators and disable Find my Device. Another dependency, it will stay disabled until rebooted.

 

[TheAd0]

There's something horribly wrong when you need to be an expert and tweak the crap out of the phone to make it function like it should, and even then it would underperform... Disabling stock services etc? come on man

 

[Venom0642]

There's something horribly wrong when you need to be an expert and tweak the crap out of the phone to make it function like it should, and even then it would underperform... Disabling stock services etc? come on man

Agree for a phone over 1,200 dollars should run with fast performance right out of the box , of course right after all your apps and data backup is back on.
Luckily I'm with Snapdragon AT&T S22 Ultra 5G and right out of the box this thing is a super beast, Sorry to hear Exynos performance is really bad hope for those on Exynos get some type of fix.

 

[TheAd0]

Agree for a phone over 1,200 dollars should run with fast performance right out of the box , of course right after all your apps and data backup is back on.
Luckily I'm with Snapdragon AT&T S22 Ultra 5G and right out of the box this thing is a super beast, Sorry to hear Exynos performance is really bad hope for those on Exynos get some type of fix.

I am thinking of buying a SD from Wondamobile but if the unit is a lemon, I am going to go through hell probably.
Really want to like the new S22 Ultra but it seems like a safer bet with the S21U or another brand.
Was TSMC gonna take over chip production? I read the Samsung yield was crap. So silicon lottery is a lot more dicey on this generation of chips.

 

[blackhawk]

There's something horribly wrong when you need to be an expert and tweak the crap out of the phone to make it function like it should, and even then it would underperform... Disabling stock services etc? come on man

Welcome to the planet, Joe.
Apples work well, if you don't mind the limitations. Samsung's are a snap to set up once you learn how...

 

[readymarc]

There's something horribly wrong when you need to be an expert and tweak the crap out of the phone to make it function like it should, and even then it would underperform... Disabling stock services etc? come on man

Totally agree. But i believe its the app developers.

Something just isn't right. Some apps work flawlessly and consume minimum battery and others just get out of control every time they add new features.

If you go into google play store and check for updates. You are guaranteed to find apps that are updated almost everyday.