Samsung Galaxy W – A Brief Reviews

Samsung have produced some excellent high-end Android smartphones, especially the outstanding Galaxy S2, but their mid-range offerings like the Galaxy Ace have frequently been lacklustre. The Galaxy W looks set to repair that. It's not a groundbreaking telephone by any means, but it tends to make plenty of Android goodies accessible to those who can't afford the S2.

The very first factor to note is the exterior, that is rather regular fare to get a mid-range Android device. Not inspirational, but functional, it manages to be rather slim at 11.55mm, but it's not in any way a stunner. The screen is really a decently-sized 3.7 inch LCD display. Once more, not a stunning Super AMOLED display, but a competent LCD screen with a good 480 x 800 pixel resolution.

The W runs Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), and with Samsung's own modifications to the user interface it's a very satisfying phone to use. Among the factors for this really is the very fast 1.4GHz processor zipping away behind the scenes, creating every thing happen almost instantaneously. Plus, with 4GB of built-in memory and as much as 32GB memory cards supported, there's little danger of operating into memory problems.

The camera is just correct for the price. With five megapixels, autofocus along with a energy LED flash it does every thing you'd anticipate a camera on a mobile telephone to do - namely, take good quality shots under a range of lighting conditions, appropriate for uploading to facebook or printing as snaps. It also records video at HD resolution. The Galaxy W ticks all of the other regular smartphone boxes. It has assisted GPS with Google Maps. It plays music and video. It connects to most other devices via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0 and USB 2.0. It has fast 3G data access (14.4 Mbps download) and supports quadband GSM, making it usable anywhere. An extra big 1500mAh battery provides extremely good battery life.

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