The Samsung Galaxy S III was the hit phone of 2012, also it continues to be one of the most popular handsets from the first half of 2013. Samsung is riding this wave using the Galaxy S4. Physically similar to its predecessor, the S4 develops the S III's gesture- and motion-based functionality and it has an absolutely top-notch technical specification. Using the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung has squeezed an excellent 5-inch screen and a host of high-end features right into a slightly slimmer, thinner and lighter chassis than its S III predecessor. This is an excellent handset, but some will discover the S4 overladen with unnecessary features and too costly.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 is the most hotly anticipated smartphone ever from the Korean brand, and with a glut of top end features, it's the most powerful and desirable device Samsung has created yet.One of the most impressive things about the phone is the fact the size hasn't changed from its predecessor - the Galaxy S4 comes in at 136.6 x 69.8 x 7.9mm (5.38 x 2.75 x 0.31 inches), meaning there's no extra heft to try to work with in your palm.
Consumer reports bases its ratings on a number of extensive tests and rates the devices in categories including ease of use, display and voice quality, portability and battery life. The $200 Galaxy S4's weakest scores were in video quality and portability. Like all the other smartphones on the list, it also had mediocre scores for voice quality, a sacrifice that seems common in the smartphone market. The publication also lamented the lack of one-button phone access.
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