Samsung has taken the best bits of its flagship handset and squeezed them down to form the Galaxy S4 Mini

this phone is so easy to use even a moron like me can use it. the screen and icons are so clear i can actually see what im doing. pictures are so clear, i can't put the phone down i just keep looking at it for fun. i just love this handset.

Samsung seemingly has a smartphone of every size, but the Galaxy S4 Mini marks one of its first premium devices at the smaller end of the scale. As its name suggests, its basically a smaller, cut down version of the original Galaxy S4, and it will shortly be available in Australia.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is another variant of the wildly successful Galaxy S4. It's basically a smaller, cut down version of that model, and it will shortly be available in Australia.

Compact size and weight; Reasonable specifications; Most familiar Samsung features;

Lower screen resolution; Only 8GB internal memory;

The Galaxy S4 mini's internal hardware has also been shrunk down, and not in the physical sense. The 4.3 inch display has a 960×540 resolution, which is half of what the S4 has to offer.

I have always had iPhones but this Samsung galaxy s4 mini is fabulous I can't fault it! Colour quality is great and sound and lay out is ace I really would recommend this product to anyone

If you want the Galaxy S4 but this is too pricy or too big for you the Galaxy S4 Mini is a very good alternative. It is not just a smaller size, it has reduced specifications that come with the size reduction in order to get to a reasonable price point.

The idea that underlies the Galaxy S4 Mini is not new. Samsung already introduced a restricted version of its previous top of the range smartphone, called Galaxy S3 Mini . Just like its predecessor, the Galaxy S4 Mini follows in the footsteps of the flagship Galaxy S4, alongside his other two sons,...

Android 4.2.2; solid construction; Performance; Balanced; Comfortable and pleasant to use; Excellent pictures in bright ambient light

Awkward position for the microSD slot; Disappointing camera with low light; Price above average; Below average screen resolution

John, since it runs Android 4.22, I dind´t find anyway to move apps to ExtSD except if you root your phone (doing so there are some apps to move or swap the internal and external memory) and, by the way, losing the waranty.

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The baby brother to the Galaxy S4 (review) has taken a shrinking pill to bring its dimensions down to a level iPhone users should be comfortable with, seeing that it is almost the same size of the iPhone 4S (review) .

Looks and feels like a mini version of the S4; Smooth performance thanks to its snappy CPU and good dollop of RAM; Good camera; Expandable storage; You can swop the battery; IR blaster on board

Non-HD display; Has very little in common with the S4 when it comes to software enhancement

Android smartphones are certainly getting bigger overall. But there are more than a few smaller-screened Android devices available as well. Not too long ago, we took a look at HTC's One Mini, with a 4.3-inch screen.