Samsung Galaxy Grand Reviews: The challenger

The prologue of launching big screen sized mobiles into the market goes to the Korean company, Samsung. It brought into light a new set of mobiles which were as big as a tablet but resembled more with a phone and thus were rightly called as phablets. The whole trend started with the grand success of the Galaxy Note which soon occupied the hearts of many.  With the successful introduction of phablets, various companies tried to establish their dominance in the market by introducing their phones at a much lower price. To cope with this, Samsung pioneered its own phablet, Samsung Galaxy Grand which is now available in India in the range of Rs 17500 - Rs 21500 under varied schemes. Samsung Galaxy Grand reviews are available for buyers’ ready reference now.

It bears a large resemblance with Samsung Note II in terms of its large display.  While some may think it as a duplicate of note series, there are various prominent features which make the phone a totally different impression and a proud obsession. Let’s have a look on some of its eye catching features.

Weight: It is about 9.6 mm thick and weighs about 162 grams which makes the device a little heavy.

Display: It has a wide 5 inches display screen with properly aligned sensor. These sensors are placed at front facing camera and along the earpiece. This is one of the lucrative features of this device as it has better display with 480X800 resolutions.

Camera:The Samsung Galaxy Grand is equipped with handsome 8 megapixel camera which is capable of providing high resolution pictures and HD video recording. It is also equipped with 2 megapixels front facing camera enabling video calling very easily. The camera is also equipped with led flash and witnesses the same sensors which are present in Galaxy SIII.
Operating System:The grand device is being ruled by android 4.1.2 which is the latest version of android.

Processor: The phone is powered with 1.2GHz dual core processor which is fast enough for a mobile phone. It is capable of running various software and applications at a time, providing you with a wonderful gaming experience. Games like Jetpack, Temple Run 2 and Joyride can be easily played on the phone enjoying each and every sweep and touch with its 60 frame switching.


Memory: The device comes with a sufficient memory of 8GB as its internal which can be expanded till 64 GB with microSD card support. This makes the device a memory packed device with improved performance. Load as many songs, apps and games as you want!

Networks: The phone is said to support both 3G and Wi-Fi cellular networks quiet well.  It is equipped with Wi-Fi direct along with Bluetooth 4.0 and GLONASS. Though it is not equipped with 4G!

The Samsung Galaxy Grand Reviews verdict it as a perfect substitute of Galaxy S III and is being available at a much cheaper price. This is the best mobile from Samsung in this range providing a full packed high speed performance.

Author’s Bio: Ajay Sharma being an analyst has reviewed hundreds of mobile phones and people seek his opinion on issues relating to cell-phone.  For any related services or queries regarding the Samsung Galaxy Grand Reviews, you may contact him for his unbiased opinion.


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