The Samsung Galaxy S4 is now two and a half years old, and not only was it replaced by the Korean firm's 2014 flagship offering, the Galaxy S5 , but the Samsung Galaxy S6 has also been on the market since March this year. That means that the Galaxy S4 is now feeling a little long in the tooth.

Absolutely love my tablet. Massive fan of samsung and previously had the Samsung galaxy tab 2 and wanted to get a bigger screen so purchased this had no problems

big screen; holds alot of data

none

Bought this device from Google, replaced twice to brand new ones. Still lot of problems. Device reboots friquently, bt interfering with other wireless communication. Unable to get more then 250hours of drive uptime. Overheats for some unknown reason. Device lags and losing cell signal periodically.

Camera

Lags; frequent reboots; things; overheat; by not working properly; SD cards damaging and etc

I have had this phone for over a year now and to this day I have mixed feelings about it. Overall the phone has been fairly reliable, no hardware failures as such. However after 6 months of use freezing issues and random behavior began.

Speed; Screen

Battery Life; Camera

Samsung Galaxy S4 is the flagship phone from samsung and its currently the fastest phone according to the spec sheets. Checkout the Review at The Techy To purchase the Samsung Galaxy S4, CLICK HERE With Android's latest OS (v4.2.2) rolled out directly out of the box in the S4, it straight away puts...

I have had this now over a month and can confirm it is a genuine Samsung mob with european warranty. Out the box the OS is KitKat with a firmware upgrade to KitKat 4.4.2. At the time of writing Android 5 is not available, however Samsung are releasing 5.1 within the first quarter.

There's no question that the Galaxy S4 was the most-hyped device of 2013. Samsung's poured millions of dollars into marketing the S4 as a "life companion," which can translate your speech at the drop of a hat, beautify your photos and help you connect with the folks around you.

Display; Performance; Camera; Battery; Software features

Cheap design/material; Look of UI

The basics The Samsung Galaxy S4 is a blockbuster in every sense. It's a giant phone with a whopping five-inch, full HD AMOLED screen, 4G speeds, 13 megapixel camera and blazing quad-core 1.6GHz processor.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 is a tech fiend's dream phone; While it may lack the metal body and design panache of the HTC One, it makes up for its shortcomings with a removable battery and an external memory card, potentially giving you up to 96GB of storage to play with in total - along with 50GB of free...

You'd be hard pressed to call the Samsung Galaxy S4 original; It looks identical to a Samsung Galaxy S3 - in fact, the only noticeable differences are the chrome trim around the sizes and ever so slightly larger display.

Samsung's flagship is a real beauty. It feels good, looks smart and does more than previous smartphones have. On the other hand, just as most people only scratch the surface of the capabilities of their home computers, settling for email, word processing and a little light gaming, there are going to...

Range of innovations; Super fast processor; Great battery life

Too many gimmicks; Too big for some; Design lacks class

Samsung's Galaxy lineup has taken great strides with each new iteration, and its fourth-generation model keeps up that momentum with much-improved levels of innovative features and styling.