Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 Review: Right on mini

Mini is supposed to be cheaper, stripped version of the larger and superior gadgets. There's been a long list of larger and superior siblings for Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 to choose from but the own legs to stand on.

Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 official photos

Galaxy Mini is, therefore, the last shake off the bag. It will never rub shoulders with big and scary smartphones. But it's not everything bad you know. Not bad at all, in fact for what essentially is an entry-level smartphone with full connectivity, social networks, internet, Android apps and music. IT's the right type of device for smartphone beginner. A good choice if you just don t want to spend a lorry-load of money on a smartphone.

Quad-Band GSM and dual-band 3 G support7.2 Mbit/S HSDPA3.14 256 K-color QVGA TFT touchscreen ARMv6 600 MHz processor, 384 MB RAM Android OS v2.2 (Froyo) with TouchWiz v3.0 UI160MB of internal storage, MicroSD slot, replacement of 2 GB cards included3.15 MP fixed-focus camera with geotaggingGPS receiver with A-GPSStereo FM radio with RDS3.5 mm audio jackDocument editorAccelerometer and proximity sensorSwype text MicroUSB input port (fees) and stereo Bluetooth 2.1Social network integrationGood build, youthful stylingLow screen resolution limits the choice of appsFixed focus cameraNo secondary video call cameraNo flash, not dedicated camera keyPoor video recording QVGA @ 15 fps

Galaxy Mini was made not to impress. It was made to work and be easy to use. IT's a solid little smartphone that has all the essential ingredients. It can do most of the things that your Galaxy S can only but the stuff that pushes the price up.

Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 live shots

With this single, Samsung looks to encourage their loyal users to consider a smartphone. Versatility and ease of use allow Android very inviting. Mini has specifications for backing up too.

Budget-conscious user, a number of competing handsets to choose from and Samsung Galaxy Mini must work harder to get noticed. But the right price tag will put it on the radar of young, novice smartphone users. That gives the Mini one to begin with.

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