Samsung Galaxy F22 vs Galaxy M32: prices in India and specifications compared | 91mobiles.com


Samsung launched the Galaxy F22 in India last week on Tuesday. The new smartphone starts at Rs 12,499 and offers some great features for its price. However, if you spend a little extra, you get the Galaxy M32. It starts at Rs 14,999 and offers slightly better specifications than the Galaxy F22. So, the question is, should you save money and go with the Galaxy F22 or should you spend a little extra on the Galaxy M32? Well, that is what we are here to find out. Let us compare the Galaxy F22 and the Galaxy M32 prices in India and specifications to see which smartphone suits you the best.

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Samsung Galaxy F22 vs Samsung Galaxy M32 prices in India

The Galaxy F22 price in India is Rs 12,499 for the base variant, which has 4GB RAM + 64GB storage. There is also a 6GB RAM + 128GB storage option on offer. It costs Rs 14,499. On the other hand, the Galaxy M32 price in India is Rs 14,999 for the 4GB + 64GB version and Rs 16,999 for the 6GB + 128GB variant. So, as you can see, the Galaxy F22 is Rs 2,500 more affordable compared to the Galaxy M32. Does it justify the extra price? Read on to know the answer.

Galaxy F22 vs Galaxy M32 specifications

Display

The Galaxy F22 features a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with HD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. The Galaxy M32 also has a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED screen with a 90Hz refresh rate. However, the display of the Galaxy M32 features a full-HD+ resolution, which offers much significantly better sharpness compared to that of the Galaxy F22. Plus, the screen of the Galaxy M32 has a higher brightness (800 nits) compared to that of the Galaxy F22 (600 nits). Thanks to the higher resolution and better brightness, the Galaxy M32 comes out on top in terms of display.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy M32

Camera

The Samsung Galaxy F22 has a quad-camera setup at the rear with a 48MP primary camera, an 8MP ultrawide lens, a 2MP macro unit, and a 2MP depth sensor. While the Galaxy M32 has the same 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro, and 2MP depth sensors, its main camera is a 64MP unit. A sensor with a higher resolution doesn’t always produce better images than a sensor with a lower resolution. However, going by the performance of these 48MP and 64MP cameras in other smartphones, it is safe to say that the 64MP sensor offers a slightly better image quality.

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The 48MP camera in the Galaxy F22 isn’t bad by any means. However, the Galaxy M32 should produce better images, especially in lowlight conditions. When it comes to selfies, the Galaxy M32 once again takes the lead with its 20MP sensor, which according to our previous reviews, performs slightly better than the 13MP sensor in the Galaxy F22. Although the Galaxy F22 is quite a capable device in terms of imaging, the Galaxy M32 is just a little bit better, taking the crown for this round as well.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy M32

Performance

The Galaxy F22 and the Galaxy M32 feature the same chipset, the MediaTek Helio G80 SoC. Both devices are also available with the same configurations, 4GB RAM + 64GB storage and 6GB RAM + 128GB storage. However, if you are thinking that both smartphones will have the same performance, you’d be wrong.

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Although the two phones have the same processors and RAM options, the Galaxy F22 has a display with a lower resolution. Due to this, the SoC doesn’t have to push as many pixels as it has to in the Galaxy M32. Since the SoC doesn’t have to handle as much load, the Galaxy F22 should provide you with a slightly faster performance compared to the Galaxy M32 in day-to-day tasks as well as gaming.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy F22

Battery

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The Galaxy F22, as well as the Galaxy M32, have a 6,000mAh battery. As you might know, the processor and the display are the two components that eat up most of the battery life. Now, processors of the two smartphones should consume a similar amount of power since both of them feature the MediaTek Helio G80 SoC. However, when it comes to the display, the Galaxy F22 should consume less power since its screen has HD+ resolution instead of the FHD+ resolution of the Galaxy M32. Given their massive battery size of 6,000mAh, both smartphones will deliver an excellent battery life. However, the Galaxy F22 should last longer on a single charge as its display consumes less power.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy F22

Connectivity and other features

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The Galaxy F22 and the Galaxy M32 have the same set of connectivity options including two SIM card slots, support for 4G network, dual-band Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS, a 3.5mm audio jack, and a USB Type-C port. Both smartphones also have a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a plastic frame, and a plastic back panel. So as far as the connectivity and other additional features are concerned, the Galaxy F22 and Galaxy M32 are neck and neck.

Winner: Tie

Samsung Galaxy F22 vs Samsung Galaxy M32: verdict

The Galaxy F22 beats the Galaxy M32 in terms of performance and battery life but by only a slight margin. The Galaxy M32, on the other hand, beats the Galaxy F22 when it comes to the display and imaging, and that too by a significant margin. Therefore, we think that the Galaxy M32 is a better phone overall. If you have the extra Rs 2,500 to spend, you should definitely go with the Galaxy M32. However, if you are short on budget, you can’t go wrong with the Galaxy F22. It looks to be an excellent device for its price. 

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