Samsung I9250 Review
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus doesn’t disappoint with its large 4.6-inch touch display, which features bright, sharp, vivid colors. The menus and apps are easy to navigate and the controls quite intuitive. We appreciated being able to adjust the text size and font as you’re browsing the web, and you can even surf the net “incognito” without it showing up in your history. The overall design is pleasing; because of the large screen, the phone is quite long, but it’s slim and contoured to fit in the hand comfortably. The 5 MP camera feature enough editing tools to keep you busy—both standard tools and fun ones like enlarging your subject’s nose, eyes, or mouth. This smartphone, starting at $666, has a sharp, clever design and plenty of features to keep you occupied.
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Strengths
Large, crisp display with 1,280 x 720p resolution Textured material on the back Features an indicator light that alerts you to calls or emails Includes Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi Slim, lightweight design In addition to rear camera, includes a 1.3 MP camera on the front Camcorder shoots in 1080p, 720p, and 480p Weaknesses Picture quality is hit or miss Doesn’t have an external memory card slot Feels lightweight and slightly delicate |
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Steve Holdgren is an engineer by trade and has worked for some of the largest energy related engineering firms in the world with his latest stint in Switzerland. He holds a degree is mechanical engineering… See more about Steve |
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