Samsung Galaxy Nexus global user review by Mohamed Hoodh

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Sep 12

Mohamed Hoodh

Overall

4.6

"Clean Android Experience, Regular & first priority updates"

I have owned the Galaxy Nexus for 7 months now and I can totally say that this is still the best phone out there witch is affordable and yet powerful, even though it's not as powerful as the quad-core competitors. But still, after the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update, I have found this to be relatively fast and snappy. I would say during normal use, it doesn't make much of a difference from dual core to quad core.
The update priority is the main reason for me to get this without waiting for the HTC One X, which was announced earlier this year. And I don't regret buying this after the Galaxy S3 came out as well. It's because since this is a Google device I get updates from Google and much earlier updates than any other phone out there. It's even bound to be supported by Google and the developer community for a much longer time rather than any other OEM specific phone out there.

4Display
5 Reception & Call Quality
4 Battery Life
5 Design / Form Factor
5 Apps & Media Support

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