Samsung Galaxy Fit GT-S5670 vs Xiaomi Mi 4C

The Samsung Galaxy Fit is a compact and inexpensive Android 2.2 smart phone sporting a 5-megapixel camera as well as a sleek and eye-catching design. It retails for around £100 on a pay as you go contract, but is available SIM-free for £170.Visualizza di più

Aimed at users on a limited budget, <b>Samsung</b> feels a new member of its <b>Galaxy</b> family could be what you are looking for.Visualizza di più

The Android-powered Samsung GALAXY Fit offers entry-level specs, namely a humble 600MHz processor and a 3.3-inch QVGA display, at an affordable price. But is it any good and could it be a smartphone that we would recommend getting if your budget is tight? Let us take a closer look at the Samsung GALAXY Fit and find out...Visualizza di più

Answer: Do not buy this cheap Chinese garbage. I am using this piece of crap and experiencing frequent WiFi outages. No matter how many times I reset and reconfigure it, there are always lags and unstable speeds. Always go with the reputed brands like TP-Link, D Link, Tenda or Netgear. These bran...Visualizza di più

By now, you've probably heard of Xiaomi – the Chinese company, which is in the habit of selling smartphones with some pretty powerful hardware at unbelievably low prices — in eastern Asia, at least. Indeed, trying to get your hands on one of these handsets will usually involve some extra shipping fees and taxes, but even after that, the phones still end up offering some extra value for the money spent...Visualizza di più

Xiaomi Mi4C review – the Chinese upstart targets the mid-range marketVisualizza di più