When it comes down to it The SGS4 Mini is a terrific little phone. Solid battery performance, brilliant sound quality and a really nice form factor make it lovely to use. The lack of internal memory is a big issue though.

Fantastic styling; nice size; great screen; decent battery life; loads of features; powerful

Samsung duplicates a lot of Google's features; still expensive; lack of internal storage is a problem; speakers aren't brilliant

While the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini doesn't have the same impressive lineup of specs as its illustrious relative, it still packs plenty of power and a decent screen into a very comfortable little body. It's just a shame it's so expensive.

Small; comfortable size; Vivid screen; Plenty of power for most tasks; Decent camera

Mid-range specs don't justify high price; Multitude of settings won't appeal to newbies

The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is a decent mid-range smartphone, and manages to outperform some of its high-end competition.

Nice design; great screen; smooth performance; excellent battery life; good camera; plentiful storage for all types of users

Casing can get grubby; Samsung's Touchwiz user interface can be overbearing

The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is what the HTC One Mini is to the HTC One – a smaller version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 . Dropping to a 4.3-inch display, the S4 Mini loses the quad-core power and Full 1080p HD display.

Bright; vibrant screen; Decent main camera; Smooth dual-core processor performance

Some lag for gaming; Pricey; considering the specs; Disappointing onboard storage

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

We found the Samsung Galaxy S3 mini to be something of a let-down so it's fingers crossed for its successor, the Galaxy S4 mini. Read our Samsung Galaxy S4 mini review to find out more.

A cheaper, more compact Galaxy S4 with amazing battery life, but the S4 Mini doesn't stand out compared to the competition

Tweet KOREAN PHONE MAKER Samsung's Galaxy S4 Mini smartphone might be aimed at those on a budget, but we found it performed just as well if not better than some if its high-end competition.

Following its unexpectedly early launch it became clear that the Samsung Galaxy S4 mini features some impressive components and capabilities in spite of its mid-range nature. Of course expectations are bound to be high for this device since it is designed to emulate the full sized Galaxy S4 while...

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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