Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G Review
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At 5-megapixels, some would presume the Galaxy S Relay 4G's camera to be passable enough to accept, but sadly, that's not the case here. Instead, its quality is severely diminished by its lackluster details, prevalent over-exposure, and inaccurate color reproduction due to its cooler appearance. Meanwhile, it doesn't get any better in low lighting, as the unflattering amount of graininess simply softens its overall quality.
Normally, a handset's still shot quality can eventually dictate the outcome of its video capturing quality as well. Rightfully so, that's the case here, since there's not a single improvement found with the handset's 720p recording. Specifically, it continues to suffer from over-exposure and dull details, deeming it as far from what's perceive to be high definition.
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Donning the same TouchWiz music player we've been seeing of late with many Galaxy devices, it has that balance of presentation and functionality – with the music square feature on board to associate songs as being calm, joyful, exciting, or passionate. Audio-wise, its speaker outputs some average tones that don't strain at the loudest setting.
Having support for a wide variety of codecs, the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G is fully capable in playing our test video that's encoded in DivX 1920 x 1080 resolution. Pleasing to the eyes, its Super AMOLED screen surely keeps our eyes affixed at all times.
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2. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 19 Sep 2012, 06:01 2 0
you guys also gave the photon q a over all 7 when all know its way better than the relay........
3. Nathan_ingx posted on 19 Sep 2012, 06:29 0 0
I think it's unnecessary to mention about the call reception now...since every phone must be equipped with a good radio! But you can mention that when it doesn't do the phone justice!
Nice review though...
4. sorcio46 posted on 19 Sep 2012, 08:21 0 0
The only cons is the old Amoled screen of the first SGS, innatural colors and low PPI.
The phone itself seems to be good, it will be available in Europe?
5. SpearDJ posted on 19 Sep 2012, 11:43 0 0
Ack. Looks like I'm sticking with my G2 for a bit longer.
6. downphoenix posted on 19 Sep 2012, 14:54 0 0
The phone is a weird device, its like part Samsung Epic 4G with its screen size, keyboard, and resolution, and party Galaxy S3 with its phone hardware. Looks like a good device though.
7. samirsshah posted on 23 Sep 2012, 05:33 0 0
In my opinion QWERTY smartphones are too thick.







