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It was a perfect description from what i read except when it came i wasn't expecting the back camera to be cracked, but no big deal. Also the battery wouldn't charge past 8% so i just switched it out for surgery i had and it's perfect!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I did not realize it at first as ALL other functions work perfect but.....the camera takes blurry photos. When I want to take CLEAR pic I turn the cam to selfie then have to point the phone the wrong way. Other than that...for 100 bucks it is wonderful. And yes I took the clear film plastic off the lense.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This is my first smart phone and it's more complicated to use so I am not a good reference for it's ease of use. At to features, I bought it because it is loaded with them with the capasity to jam it full of more. One of the main reasons for buying this one is the size of the screen - it's huge and easy to read, type and identify icons, etc. I think the only negative is not having a users guide come with it. You must download your guide, which is 205 pages, and refer to your computer every time you want to learn something or print it out which takes a toll on your printer ink and paper or your wallet at Kinkos. Also, the instructions can be vague and complicated.
I just got this phone and it's already proven to live up to what people have said. I'll get straight to it: Pros: - Great call quality - Camera takes great pictures and recording isn't half bad - Relatively good battery - Display is great - It's fast. Just because it isn't dual core like a lot of the phones out nowadays doesn't mean it's slow. - Toggles on the top of the notification bar - Micro-USB port is at the bottom (I like this because a lot of phones have them on the side and sometimes, using it with a cable on the side makes it annoying to hold) - Thin and light-weight Cons: - Doesn't have a dedicated camera button (If you root it, certain ROMs have the feature for using the power-button to take pictures instead of using the touch screen) - For new users of Android's software, it might be hard to get used to at first, but if you're familiar with everything, it shouldn't pose a problem. - Takes a relatively long time to get a full charge I've only had the phone for about a day and I was already impressed with it. I actually ordered the phone online and got it in the morning with I believe about 60% battery and it lasted me the whole day despite having the screen on most of the time for texting, rooting it and downloading apps (being a new phone and all). I also have pretty bad reception around my area and because a phone drains a lot more power constantly jumping from EDGE to HSPA/HSDPA and back, you'd think it would take up a lot of power, but it actually didn't. Most, if not all droids do have bad battery power and I've used a number of them before, but this one easily has one of the best batteries I've ever used. For those who don't know much about AT&T's 4g network, no, this phone will not use extra power for faster speeds and whatnot. The 4g on this phone is more like 3.5g; it's not true 4g, but it's still fast. Fastest download speed I've had was about 9.3 mbps while the upspeed was about 2.6 mbps, which is pretty good. If you want true 4g, that's what LTE is. LTE isn't everywhere though, so it's always best you check the coverage. Other than that though, I've never really had any reception issues (I know I said I don't get good reception where I'm at, but that's because there are a lot of buildings where I'm at, which is only interference. If I get out of the area, I get great signal.) and data speeds are more than exceptional. At 4.5", the screen is pretty large, giving it a great display and for some people, this can help with vision problems and if you're good at texting with a big screen, this was great to text on. I text a lot. Lastly, the UI is Samsung's touch wiz interface and I think it's great. I personally prefer Sense's UI, but this was just as good. Some people have said that Touch Wiz is cluttered, but in my opinion, it isn't. So to break it down: If you want an android phone with Samsung's touch wiz UI and a big display, this is the way to go. Surprisingly, it fit quite well in my pocket, but again, it's quite thin and is very lightweight, especially for its size. It gets great data speeds, great call quality, a nice 8mp camera that records in 720p (the audio is also great; one of the best phones in terms of recording audio in my experience) and customization is great and gets even better once you root the phone. At its relatively low price, I'm glad I bought this. The cons I can think of are quite easy to ignore and because its battery is really good, long charging might not even be a big deal.Read full review
Great phone, don't think is available in Azerbaijan so I bought it from US. Works fine no hassles on Azerbaijan networks tho Nar mobile is best suited for "high speed" network coverage with this phone. Love the 4.5 screen and colors, when reading reviews love seems abundant. The phone is slim and felt surprisingly light when first grabbed from box. Good battery life reviews, has really good camera... The phone is fast, beautiful screen colors, not too big. I recommend this phone for audio and screen lovers also all round good reviews for this phone. I also downloaded Sygic maps (saves maps on phone and have a full functioning GPS!
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