Samsung Galaxy Fit Review

The Samsung Galaxy Fit is the latest offering from Samsung in the mid-range smartphone segment and it promises to be as exciting as the Samsung Galaxy S, which is the high-end offering that finally managed to kill the domination of the Apple iPhone. The Samsung Galaxy Fit will be having quite a lot of style going for it due to the incredible design of the phone. The rounded edges and the silver touches certainly exude upmarket feel for the phone, which is definitely not going to be presenting its competitors. The large touch screen display also forms the base for all the options that are present in the phone.

It is a 3.3 inch unit that is going to hold a great resolution with the view of providing incredible detail to the user, who might have not expected this level of options in a phone in this segment. The maximum resolution given out by the Samsung Galaxy Fit will be 240 x 320 pixels, which make the phone look extremely good overall. The Samsung Galaxy Fit will be offering the options like accelerometer and Swype text input method, which are normally present in the high-end phones like the Samsung Galaxy S. The Swype text input method especially is of great significance due to the fact that it will make the typing a whole lot easier, despite the lack of the physical full QWERTY keyboard. One just needs to swipe the screen in order to frame the word, which is going to be of great user friendliness for those constantly on the move.

The Samsung Galaxy Fit will be having limited amounts of memory internally. There will be only 160 MB present in the phone internally, which is not going to be sufficient for taking advantage of the options that are present in the phone. The Samsung Galaxy Fit will be offering the expandable memory option, which is going to help the phone realise the potential in the business and entertainment segment. Due to the presence of a vast number of applications as well as options like the five megapixel autofocus camera, the Samsung Galaxy Fit requires a lot of memory. The Samsung Galaxy Fit will be providing the phone with a 600 MHz processor, which is going to require decent amounts of power.

It will be supplied by the battery in the phone that is rated at 1350 mAh. This is an adequate battery inadequate battery for the phone, which is also explained by the almost 11 hours of talk time offered with the phone. It becomes even interesting to know that the phone will offer around seven hours of talk time even in the 3G mode, which is power sapping to say the least. The Samsung Galaxy Fit will be available in the UK for around £ 400 in the SIM free option, which makes it quite sensible by when compared with the most of the high-end phones that command a premium price tag with no appreciable increase in the features.

Samsung Galaxy Fit Specifications:

• Dimensions: 0.34 x 2.41 x 0.50 inches (110.2 x 61.2 x 12.6 mm)
• Weight: 3.82 oz (108 g)
• Display: 3.3 inch LCD capacitive touchscreen display, 240 x 320 pixels
• Memory: 160 MB + 32 GB MicroSD
• OS: Android OS 2.2
• Processor: 600 MHz
• Camera: 5 megapixel
• Connectivity: GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 / UMTS 900, 2100
• Data: EDGE
• GPS: GPS with A-GPS
• Battery: Li-Ion 1350 mAh