If you belong to those kind of persons who
are like iPhone-like screen sizes, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is a decent and
wonderful choice for you. Although the bigger screen is getting more and more
popular, there are more than a few smaller-screened Android devices available
in the market. The Galaxy S4 Mini you can rely on. You can consider this
option.
However, just like the S4, the S4 Mini is now
pretty old news as far as miniature smartphones go. You can still buy one at a
lower price. First impressions are reasonable. The Galaxy S4 Mini looks like a
small Galaxy S4, with its squared-off top and rounder bottom edge. It's not a
particularly exciting design, but it's certainly comfortable to hold for a long
phone call. The phone is all plastic, but it's fairly soft-touch and feels
tough. The thinner bezel is vaguely reminiscent of the iPad mini, and something
that we thought was very impressive on both the aforementioned Apple device and
the Galaxy S4. Design-wise, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is unsurprisingly
similar to the Galaxy S4, a phone that we said was a little underwhelming
design-wise.
Like the One Mini, the
Galaxy S4 Mini has a 4.3in display, but instead of 1,280x720 pixels, you only
get 960x540. The difference is immediately obvious when you put the two phones
side by side. While it's easy to read web pages when fully zoomed out on the
HTC One Mini, the S4 Mini's lower resolution makes this much more of a
struggle. The screen is a 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED affair with a 960x540-pixel
resolution and a pixel density of 256ppi. For reference, the HTC One Mini's
4.3-inch 720p HD screen has a higher pixel density at 340ppi. You can certainly
tell the difference with the two devices laid side by side, but on its own, the
S4 Mini's screen looks bright in automatic mode and colorful, and the way that
AMOLEDs do.
We can't argue with the S4 Mini's vibrant
colors and wide viewing angles, which we've come to expect from AMOLED
displays, but we're not convinced by its color accuracy. Large areas of white
on the HTC One Mini's screen were pure and white, but on the S4 Mini they have
a blue tinge. The S4 Mini's screen also has a slight grainy texture, and feels
rougher to the touch than the super-smooth HTC display. The low-power AMOLED
screen helps give the S4 Mini one big advantage, though; it has seriously
impressive battery life. In our video playback test, which involves playing a
video file on loop, the S4 Mini lasted an amazing 13h 3m. That's one of the
best scores we have ever seen, and four and a half hours more than the LCD
display-equipped HTC One Mini. This is definitely a phone with all-day life,
even if you're a heavy user.
Samsung now equips its premier line with a
13-megapixel camera module, reserving the 8-megapixel shooter for the midrange
set. That's still pretty impressive, and this camera (with continuous
autofocus) is a solid performer. Photos are, for the most part, sharp and
capture a fair amount of detail when viewed on the phone's screen, certainly
enough to share with friends through e-mail and social-networking services.
Viewed at their full resolution, they're grainy and soft, lacking crispness and
finer details like contrast and texture. Low-light shots taken in automatic
mode will get you dark, very grainy images, but the phone does have night mode.
Overall, though, I'm pleased with the quality for this category of phone. 1080p
HD video capture was also high-quality, capturing sounds closer to the mic and
struggling with picking up subjects' voices that were farther from the microphone.
Images adequately adjusted to lighting changes and played back smoothly.
If this Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini can meet your
demand, you can choose this smartphone now. This Samsung S4 Mini display digitizer
assembly has
no scratches or dots as the original one. If you encounter the broken or
damaged screen, our screen parts comes with a set of free installation tool for
your DIY requirements. If your screen has any further problems, we have a kind
customer service as well we money back warranty for you.
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