Samsung Galaxy Music Review

Samsung Galaxy Music is a mid-end Android phone released many years ago, equipped with a good processor running at 850 MHz, a 3 mega-pixels back-facing camera and a little 3" capacitive display.

Samsung decided to sell this phone with a good 850 megahertz processor with 512 MB RAM memory. The Music comes with a 4 GB internal storage memory, a decent amount that should be fine for the majority of users considering that the Samsung Galaxy Music also has a slot for SD memory cards .

It seems like Samsung forgot about optimizing the weight in this 3.77 ounces cellphone. While this cellphone is 4.33" long and 2.32 inches wide, it only packs a much smaller 3 inches display.

This cellphone has only a 3 MP back side camera. It can also shoot videos up to 800x480 at 25 frames per second. In addition, the camera includes geo tagging.

This screen uses TFT capacitive technology, but it's not multi-touch.

This phone comes with a medium sized 1300 mAh Li-Ion replaceable battery that provides the Samsung Galaxy Music a not very long battery durationcompared to other devices. Samsung informs a talk time of 16 hs and a stand by time of 570 hours for this cellphone.

This cellphone provides WiFi connection (but it can't provide it to other devices as a mobile hotspot) and the fastest 3G connection type, using HSDPA, HSUPA and EDGE technologies. This cellphone has two SIM cards so it can to use 2 different phone numbers.

The Music also includes a couple cool features like Bluetooth (enables communication with other bluetooth devices, computers, and accessories) and GPS Navigation, and a couple sensors likeProximity Sensor, Accelerometer and Compass.

Samsung is selling this cellphone for 90 dollars, which is a high price for a phone this level.