What an awesome phone, will definitely get another when the time comes. It has opened the world to me and I'm finding more things all the time. There are so many things I find I randomly touch something and find something new. It's a fun phone, looks conservative but is a lot of fun.

I upgraded from the s3 and I'm not disappointed. Sure it looks and feels like the s3 but it's way more. First off the screen is amazing ! even at half brightness it still rocks! battery life is good, gets me through the day and that's what matters.

This phone is the most complete package. I came off from an iP4S and grabbed the HTC One, because of the metal casing. After I had it a week, I realized i wanted a bigger screen. The front speakers just wasted valuable space. I also realized the metal wasn't that big of a deal.

Samsung has been on a winning streak lately, producing some top-notch handsets and winning acclaim around the world. The newest model in the four year strong Galaxy range has certainly been hyped up, and this handset now grabs almost as much attention as Apple's coveted iPhone.

Very fast performer; Two days battery life possible from a 4G phone is excellent; Fast virtual keyboard; Works as a remote control

Unique camera modes aren't easy to use; Finger-less touch modes need a lot of work; Still a very plastic phone; Can't change the bottom icon dock

How do you improve one of the most popular Android phones on the market ? If you're Samsung, you add a wealth of extra software features and a bigger and better screen, but keep largely the same design. This is the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Excellent battery life; Impressive screen; Outstanding camera

Too many gimmicks; UI can be overwhelming; Slippery; plastic build

I never consider myself as someone who often drops a phone. However, I am always curious with OtterBox cases and if protection, design, and size can really come in one package.

Samsung's latest and greatest smartphone, the Galaxy S4 has landed in Australia to a huge amount of marketing fanfare - the kind required to make it stand out in an increasingly crowded market that's populated with some pretty amazing devices. Was it worth the wait?

Since it arrived last year, the Galaxy S III has been the world's best-selling, non-Apple smartphone. An impressive feat, but of course, this only builds expectations for the sequel, as does Samsung's Megatron-sized hype-machine.

Over recent years Samsung has ruled the Android smartphone market, riding a wave of popularity that has turned its Galaxy lineup into the must-have Android device. Despite the fact that HTC in particular has consistently delivered handsets that are highly competitive with Samsung's, there is no...

This phone, in my opinion, is top quality. I am thrilled with it. It is easy to use, easy to read, the volume is easy to hear and very clear. It suits me perfectly.