Samsung Exynos 2200 phones: benchmarks, gaming & which to buy
What the Samsung Exynos 2200 delivers in real phones: benchmark scores, gaming performance, battery efficiency and the phones that ship with it.
What the Exynos 2200 is
Samsung's 2022 flagship — the first phone chip with AMD-derived ray-tracing-capable graphics, and the last Exynos to anchor a global Galaxy S generation before Samsung split its flagship sourcing. It ranks #26 of 79 in our catalog (AnTuTu about 1.43 million, Geekbench 6 near 1,590 single-core and 3,960 multi-core). Full scores on the Exynos 2200 page.
Performance and gaming
About 28/100 on our gaming scale — healthy peak numbers for 2022, with the familiar Exynos caveat: sustained loads and efficiency trail the Snapdragon variants of the same generation, which is why Exynos units trade at a discount. Everyday performance is entirely smooth, and the GPU's ray-tracing hardware was ahead of the software that used it.
Phones that ship with it
| Phone | Year | Used / Launch |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy S22 (Exynos) | 2022 | $165 / $799 |
| Samsung Galaxy S23 FE (Exynos) | 2023 | — / $599 |
Buying advice
The discount door into 2022 flagships: the Galaxy S22 (Exynos) near $165 typically undercuts its Snapdragon twin — our S22 Exynos review covers exactly when that trade is worth it. The S23 FE (Exynos) review is the comparative read for the fan-edition route at $599. For Samsung's next and more efficient generation, the Exynos 2400 guide is the follow-up; the Exynos 2100 page shows the generation before.
Benchmarks
| Geekbench 6 single-core | 1,588 #27 of 80 SoCs |
|---|---|
| Geekbench 6 multi-core | 3,958 #34 of 80 SoCs |
| AnTuTu benchmark | 1,434,169 #26 of 80 SoCs |