Most affordable Android smartphone from a brand you know
Thin and light for a mid-range device
High-contrast AMOLED screen, Smooth user interface
Has almost all the features of its last flagship Galaxy S III
Jelly Bean out of the box
Small, dark display and supports only 3G data
Low quality display, Sluggish performance, Horrible call quality
Awful browsing experience, Feeble camera
Free 50GB Dropbox storage (for 2 years)
Difficult texting, Low-res screen
Expensive for specs on offer
Attractive design, Decent camera, Affordable price
Terrific for videos, games, and reading
Deep integrated S Pen features
Smooth UI with plenty of useful touches
Enormous battery, Expandable memory
A small screen does come with drawbacks
Most affordable
4G LTE capability & a zippy dual-core processor
Super-fluid performance
State-of-the-art everything
Excellent battery life
'It's also one of the most responsive accelerometer-equipped smartphones we've tested. '
'So the Samsung Omnia 7 is a fine phone for the most part and Windows Phone 7 is a cracking attempt from Microsoft to get itself back in the smartphone race. '
'cool industrial design'
'We were impressed with some of the small touches, including the super-responsive, touch-sensitive back and search keys, while the physical Start button has a more reassuring click than Apple's iPhone 4, even if it is slightly smaller. '
Great 8-megapixel camera
Great multimedia device
Gorgeous screen
Excellent call quality
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