This is my first smartphone and it has been a really good experience. I made the right choice starting out with this Samsung Phone. It is easy to use and has every feature I need. I hope I never have to part with it.

i like the phone it is touchy at first you get what you pay for i do not use phone downloads that cost money i can text all i want and phone all i want that what i have it for and i know what my bill is every month wonderful

The Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is an impressive mid-range phone, delivering the power of Android without any major compromises.

Doing the Galaxy Ace 2 Review, it gives an impression that this phone may be a good buy for the consumers. The phone has some convincing features whereas at the same time it also lacks some important aspects. Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 I8160 Price in India has been placed at INR 18,000 approx.

3.8 inches 16M-color capacitive LED-backlit PLS TFT touchscreen of WVGA resolution (480 x 800 pixels; Scratch-resistant glass; Android OS v2.3.7 Gingerbread; planned Android 4.0 ICS update; 5 MP Autofocus camera with LED flash and geotagging; Multi Angle shot; 720p video recording @ 30fps; VGA...

Absence of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich; All plastic construction; NovaThor U8500 is the least powerful of the dual-core offerings on the market; Lack of screen and capacitive key haptics

this phone has front cam facility, so more indian buyer will be attracted for purchasing this phone

front cam; Android os

Lack of dual sim

Adding to its expansive collection of Galaxy-branded, Android-filled smartphones, Samsung has reignited its Galaxy Ace sub-franchise with the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 tackling the space between the collection of dedicated entry-level and mid-market handsets.

intuitive; friendly UI; impressive 5MP camera; zippy dual-core CPU; attractive; strong build

Android 2.3 not 4.0; speaker placement; Samsung Apps offering; limited browser

If you're in the market for a new pay as you go blower, and have less than £200 to spend, the Ace 2 is an excellent all-rounder. It has a decent amount of power, a clear screen and audio that's easy on the ear.

Dual-core chip; Takes good photos; MicroSD card slot

Android Gingerbread not Ice Cream Sandwich; Camera is slightly laggy

The massively popular mid-range Galaxy gets an update.

Decent screen; Good camera with solid macro skills; Wi-Fi Direct

Uninspired design; Outdated OS version; Autofocus can be slow

Samsung is one of the dominant forces at the top end of the smartphone market with its superb Galaxy S III , but the company has proved before that it also knows how to do things well at the mid-range, and that's where the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is positioned.

Good battery life; Nice screen; A comfortable size for hand and pocket

Android 2.3; Bland design; Tinny sound through speakers

Although the phone itself is packed with a lot of interesting gadgets, I found it hard to navigate and still struggle with some of the phones functions.