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Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review

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Posted: , by Nick T.


Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Introduction:

Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Android smartphones come in all shapes and sizes, including cute and cuddly, as the case is with the Samsung Galaxy mini 2. This petite-sized entry-level device is the successor to last year's Galaxy mini, and as such, it comes with improvements both on the inside and on the outside. To start, the screen is not only slightly bigger, but also sports HVGA resolution whereas the previous model had a modest QVGA display. Furthermore, the 600MHz processor has been ditched in favor of an 800MHz single core chip. But is its $270 launch price tag justified by what you get in exchange? Let's check the smartphone out and see...

The box contains:

  • Wall charger
  • Data cable
  • Quick start guide

Design:

As you might expect out of an entry-level smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy mini 2 is made out of plain old plastic. There is a chrome-like shiny bezel around its side, while the back cover sports a fine texture that adds a little bit of extra grip and keeps fingerprints at bay. So yeah, no fancy materials anywhere in sight, but thankfully, the handset looks presentable and feels properly built.

The Samsung Galaxy mini 2 looks presentable and feels properly built - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
The Samsung Galaxy mini 2 looks presentable and feels properly built - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
The Samsung Galaxy mini 2 looks presentable and feels properly built

Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review

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Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
What we are quite happy with is the way the Galaxy mini 2 fits in the palm. It feels like a pebble and rests naturally without being too small to use comfortably. All you need to operate the device is a single thumb. Additionally, the lock key and the 2-button volume rocker are very easy to find and respond with a nice click when pressed. As it is on any recent Samsung Galaxy device, underneath the handset's display we have a physical home key and two capacitive buttons for the home and back functions – properly spaced out and not prone to accidental presses.


Volume key and microSD slot (left) - The sides of the Samsung Galaxy mini 2 - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Power key (right) - The sides of the Samsung Galaxy mini 2 - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
3.5mm jack (top) - The sides of the Samsung Galaxy mini 2 - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
microUSB port (bottom) - The sides of the Samsung Galaxy mini 2 - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Volume key and microSD slot (left)
Power key (right)
3.5mm jack (top)
microUSB port (bottom)
The sides of the Samsung Galaxy mini 2
Back - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Camera - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Battery compartment - Samsung Galaxy mini 2 Review
Back
Battery compartment

Display:

Occupying the front of the Galaxy mini 2 is a 3.27-inch TFT LCD display with a resolution of 320 by 480 pixels (176ppi), which is okay for a low-level smartphone. In terms of quality, we are treated to a fairly accurate color reproduction. Only shades of red appear slightly undersaturated, but we don't consider that a dealbreaker in any way. Be aware, however, that the screen's surface reflects a lot of sunlight, which greatly reduces outdoor visibility. It is also inconvenient that an ambient light sensor is missing, meaning that users have to adjust the display's brightness the old-fashioned way – manually. 

Samsung GALAXY mini 2 360-degrees View:

Drag the picture or use the keyboard arrows to rotate the phone. Double click or press keyboard Space to zoom in/out

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