LG K22+

The LG K22+ is suited to basic phone use, with a small 3,000 mAh battery as its clearest trade-off. That capacity is among the lowest for phones launched around the same time. Its 6.2-inch IPS LCD has a 720 × 1520 px resolution and 269 ppi, a pixel density lower than that of most phones from the period. The large diagonal gives the display room for everyday tasks, but the resolution is modest.

This configuration has 3 GB of RAM and 64 GB of expandable storage. Its AnTuTu result is among the weakest of its time, reflecting a place near the bottom for hardware performance. The 13 MP rear camera includes optical image stabilization, but its f/2.2 aperture is among the weakest and there is no optical zoom. At 170 g, the phone weighs less than most phones launched around the same time. Other practical details include Android 10, dual Nano-SIM, a 3.5 mm audio jack and MIL-STD-810G.

Connectivity is worse than on most phones from its period, while overall the K22+ is among the weakest. It is best considered as a straightforward option for basic calls, messaging and browsing, especially where expandable storage, a large display and low weight matter more than battery capacity or performance. Its NeoScore is 3.3. The LG K22+ is an entry-level phone with substantial limits against other models launched around the same time, particularly in battery capacity and benchmark performance.