6 great Samsung Galaxy S22 features you can find on Samsung's cheaper phones - TechRadar

Samsung makes a big song and dance about its top-end phones like the new Galaxy S22, showing off all the fun and useful features that these devices have.

That's not the case though, as plenty of the more affordable Samsung phones also bring lots of the great features shown off on the Galaxy S devices.

So if you buy a Galaxy A mobile, like the mid-range Samsung Galaxy A53 or even the budget Galaxy A13, you can use lots of these functions.

With the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, we saw the launch of Single Take, a mode that makes photography much easier, and it's remained a big feature of subsequent Galaxy S devices.

Although it's been a major selling point of Samsung Galaxy S phones, it's actually also available on Galaxy A phones.

Admittedly the AI isn't quite as smart on the budget phones, so pictures won't match those on the S-series phones, but it's still a great feature that you don't need to pay much for.

This includes the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G and A73 - these have 120Hz screens yet don't cost you as much as the top-end Galaxy S alternatives.

Originally, this was only available on top-end phones in the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note ranges, but recently, it's started showing up in more affordable phones too.

While Single Take is the mode that Samsung shows off most often, it's not the brand's only useful way of taking pictures if you don't want to use the standard photo mode.

This mode isn't just useful on Samsung Galaxy S phones, but also shows up on A-series devices.

Since the cheaper phones don't have as powerful cameras, it's arguably even more handy on these devices, to ensure you're getting the best snaps possible.