Sprint Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch Unboxing and First Impressions - Smartkeitai.com

Link: http://www.smartkeitai.com/sprint-samsung-galaxy-s-ii-epic-4g-touch-unboxing-... In this video, we unbox the powerful and sleek Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch from Sprint. It features a 1.2GHz dual-core Exynos processor, 4.52-inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, an 8 megapixel rear camera (1080p HD video capture), a 2 megapixel front-facing camera, 1800mAh battery, 4G WiMax connectivity, and it runs Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread with TouchWiz 4.0. It's also extremely thin at 9.59mm (.38 inches) thick and light at 4.5 ounces. Purchase it now from Sprint for $199.99 with a new/renewing two year agreement or $499.99 outright.

During the unboxing and first impressions, we also compare the Epic 4G Touch versus the Verizon Motorola Droid Bionic, HTC EVO 3D, and Google Nexus S. Despite having the largest screen, the Galaxy S II is the thinnest of the bunch.

We'll post more Epic 4G Touch videos soon, including a deeper look at software, gaming performance, benchmarks, camera features and more!

Epic 4G Touch Benchmarks: http://www.smartkeitai.com/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-epic-4g-touch-benchmark-tests-...

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[Manu10soccer1]

Spint iphone 4s or Samsung Galaxy s2

[SmartKeitai]

@Manu10soccer1 Galaxy S2! :)

I think it depends on whether you like iOS or Android more, and whether you want a phone with a large screen or compact form factor.

[pivvot]

which is better for me: the epic 4g touch vs. iphone 4s??

i have a mac computer and i love my ipod touch... BUT i have to carry my HTC Hero in my left pocket and my ipod touch in my right pocket...and to top it off my apple ear buds are completely dead. (this is why im leaning towards the iphone 4s) i can condense my phone and mp3 into one device and i will get a bonus new pair of headphones)

yes, i know my HTC Hero has a mp3 interface, but itunes is much easier to cycle through IMO.

opinions?

[SmartKeitai]

@pivvot Sounds like you've already made your decision. If you love your iTouch and want to combine your music player with your phone, then you should probably go with the iPhone 4s. You already know that you like iOS and it has solid hardware too. For me, the iPhone's screen is too small after using 4.3" and 4.5" screened devices, but you're coming from a Hero so that's a non-issue. Btw, have you tried third party Android music players? Poweramp is a good one, also the newer Google Music app.

[pivvot]

@SmartKeitai well it only sounds like that i made my decision because ive only looked into the iphone 4s(mainly b/c its FINALLY at sprint) but then i saw this samsung epic next to it for the same price and began to wonder which is better.. i did not know that there were other third party music players.. ive always stuck with the one on the device(htc hero) maybe if the user interface is almost as easy. but theres also the problem that i would have to buy a san disc with more memory :/

[SmartKeitai]

@pivvot Yup, there are a lot of 3rd party music apps in the Android Market. Not sure how some would run on the Hero tho (super outdated specs). Also, the Hero uses HTC's custom music player, Samsung has their own too. It's not a universal experience on Android. If you're interested in both, you should really just go to a Sprint store and check them out to see which wows you the most. Oh, and Epic 4G Touch has 16GB built-in storage and 16GB sandisk microSDHC class 4 cards are like $15 on Amazon.

[Infernape128]

oh my god...the phone has a 15 second boot time. FREAKING AWESOME!

[GooseCreek87]

I'm a get this phone soon

[tupacoutlaw3]

@SmartKeitai is so fucking complicated i have both phones and i don't know which one to keep

[EggosEvo]

First off, the ad for this video was for the Samsung galaxy SII Skyrocket xD Buy my question here is: I'm upgrading my phone from the HTC Evo 4G(I hate that phone, just saying), and I'm trying to decide whether i should go ahead and get the Epic 4G Touch on March 1st, or wait and get the Galaxy Nexus when it gets released on Sprint. Any opinions? and if its the Epic 4G Touch, should I get black or white?

[mitcheroar]

I love it on reviews when they say oh and the Vamos guide. hahaha

[joey62978]

Samsung feels so cheap!

[iAnimationProduction]

@JuiCiiLayDii05 from your reply it seems to me that you like to customise a lot and also the fact that you're already using an android phone i suggest you get the epic 4g touch. it's an awesome phone period.

[iAnimationProduction]

@blaxroxbro galaxy s2. it has way more features, more customisable, more open (you can even get paid apps for free legally from 3rd party app stores like amazon and getjar) on top of android market. it is also very lightweight which is good for using long hours and has faster data connection speeds.

[iAnimationProduction]

@MAGNATAR76 because they are either brainwashed by apple's marketing or simply following the crowd and think that the crowd is always right.