Samsung Exhibit II 4G Review
By Blake Sanders on December 9th, 2011
So where do we begin? Well if you like your apps you’ll find a good few already waiting to be played with when you unpack your Exhibit II for the first time. Bejewelled 2, Tetris and Slacker Radio are just three of the things you can look forward to exploring in more detail. The downside of these is that if you don’t like them you can’t get rid of them. However with an Android operating system you’ll be able to download plenty more useful apps whenever you need to.
As far as size is concerned, the phone will appeal to you if you like something with a reasonable size screen. The overall phone size is 115mm long by 60mm wide, with a thickness of 11mm. Not the smallest phone on the market by a long shot, but it can happily handle a 3.7 inch screen boasting 16 million colors – something you’ll be grateful for whatever you choose to use the phone for.And there are plenty of on board features to look through as well. Take the autofocus camera for example – packing in an impressive 2048 by 1536 pixels, the camera is also capable of handling geo-tagging and face detection. The LED flash is becoming more and more common on many modern mobile phones and the Samsung Exhibit II 4G is no exception to the rule.
The screen and display is very good although it can be left wanting when you are outside on a bright and sunny day. In this situation you might find yourself constantly adjusting the brightness to try and get the best possible outcome.
One complaint that regularly crops up among many smart phone users is that there is a need for a stronger and longer battery life to cope with the many features these phones have on board. Unfortunately the Exhibit II 4G doesn’t seem to have the battery we’d all like. It can drain rather quickly even if you aren’t using the phone on a regular basis.
However you might be prepared to overlook this downside if you want access to this particular Android driven handset.
