The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus Review - The Significant Upgrade From The Original Model

The successor of original Galaxy Ace has eventually arrived in the market namely the Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus

. Fortunately, this phone comes with a variety of improvements relating to tech specifications and capabilities. Therefore, let us have a look at the following specs overview of this smartphone to figure out if it is really worth for you to purchase or can be used as the guide before changing your own original Ace.

Style

Relating to overall style, Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus looks quite similar with the predecessor. The device uses the metallic look and plasticky touch that can be a good magnet for the fingerprint smudges. Measuring 114.7 x 62.5 x 11.2 millimeters and weighing around 115 grams, this gadget is apparently bulkier and around 2 grams heavier as compared to the original Ace. The screen is now made bigger to the 3.65 inches HVGA capacitive touchscreen with 320 x 480 pixels and 158 ppi of pixel density. Utilizing this display specifications, you may experience that it delivers the poor visibility under direct daylight and also it has the below average of pixel density compared with others (the average is about 180 ppi).

Basic Performance

Towards the hardware specifications, the phone has been loaded with the processor of 1 Ghz (single-core Snapdragon S1) together with the Adreno GPU 220 and 512 MB RAM. To keep the data files, you're going to be given the quite roomy internal storage space of around 3 GB but if you wish to store the huge data then you have to improve the memory space using the microSD card (32 GB). In terms of the operating-system, this has been pre-loaded with the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) which may be one benefit of having this device since the original model has been just loaded with Android 2.2 (Froyo).

Camera

There will be no no major advancement for the camera since it still delivers the exact same 5 megapixels camera single-LED flash, auto-focus, smile detection, white balance, multi shot, panorama and effects. Additionally, there will be no front-facing camera for video calling but happily the video camera is now able to capture videos with higher resolution of 800x480p (@30fps).

Battery Life

However, the battery has been a little bit reduced to the Li-ion 1300 mAh as the original model has been included with the 1350 mAh battery pack. Through this battery, the device can provide the stand by time of up to 27 days (17 days on 3G) and talk-time of around 11 hours (7 hours on 3G).

Connectivity

To access the web, this handset works on the quad-band GSM/EDGE as well as the dual-band HSDPA network to use the network with the data speed of about 7.2 Mbps. The default browser facilitates for flash and HTML for a desktop web surfing experience. You will have also the complete Google online services like the Google Play, Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps and Google Calendar sync. Towards the local connection and wireless networking, users may use the Bluetooth 3.0, micro USB 2.0 along with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n.

Price, Pros and Cons

The price range of Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus is about $300. The benefits of having this device are the better processor, better Adreno GPU for the more excellent gaming experience and also the better camcorder. Then again, this mobile phone possesses the low display resolution along with pixel density, larger size and below average camera. But in general, this may be a great upgrade for your current Ace considering that it may provide a faster performance for multi-tasking and gaming as well.

by: Imam Sulaeman

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