Samsung S22 is supposedly under Samsung line of high-end smartphones but yet My S22 ultra is not even 2 years old and i have this problem. Spent almost S$1800 on the phone and it totally does not make sense that i have to bear the cost to replace the screen when it is very obvious the problem lies with Samsung. i was in a group of 6 people and including myself 2 other people had the same problem or know someone who had the same problem with Samsung phones. it is very clear this is a Samsung problem i dont understand why other countries are replacing it for free but Samsung Singapore is not being responsible. I was told by the customer service staff that its a matter of luck, some phone will have this problem. This is really disappointing. Why am i paying so much for the phone and i am just 'lucky' enough to get one that has this problem. i really hope Samsung Singapore will do something about this.
2. AMOLED-type screen on Note, S, or Z series and some midrange phone that have Super AMOLED+ (A73, A71, and M51) will have low chance to suffer green line issue, if you want avoid it either get A55 (Super AMOLED w/o plus) or simply get phone with IPS screen. Also make a little research, if you are sticking with AMOLED-type display please find a screen that made by BOE and not Samsung
now the decision is yours whether replace the screen or get a new phone, it doesn't matter if you also wanted to switch brand, because it's your money anyway.
