Samsung's latest flagship superphone, the Galaxy S22 Ultra has an impressive lineup of specs, including a quadruple rear camera, a big, vibrant display and the S Pen stylus you might remember from the Galaxy Note series. It comes with a high price, but those of you looking for one of the best Android phones around should have this on your short list.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus is similar to the smaller S22, but it has a 6.6-inch screen and can host up to 12GB of RAM. Its balance of screen size, battery life, camera quality and performance make it the best choice in the Galaxy S22 lineup for most shoppers. It does, however, use the same three-camera set-up as the smaller S22. The S22 Plus is also missing the Note-esque stylus, which comes with the S22 Ultra.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 marked a return to the flat screens of the Galaxy S7. The regular Galaxy S22 is the smallest of the bunch, with a 6.1-inch screen but it's powered by the the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. It's a proper beast -- even if it's diminutive compared to its bigger brothers. 

The first S20 FE seriously impressed us with its balance of performance and price, and the new Galaxy S21 FE takes that further with a solid triple camera, a vibrant display and the same powerful processor found in the flagship S21. It has a 6.5-inch screen, making it an ideal choice for those who want a phone that's larger than the regular Galaxy S22 without the Galaxy S22 Plus' high price. Although it's missing some of the Galaxy S22's bells and whistles -- like improved night photography and a newer processor -- this phone has a sharper front-facing camera for selfies and video calls.

The Galaxy S21 FE faces some tough competition from Google's Pixel 6, but if you're after a great overall Samsung phone and don't want to pay top dollar for the flagships, then the S21 FE is well worth considering.