The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is not merely a smaller version of the Android powerhouse, lacking as it does the same impressive lineup of specs as its big brother. Nevertheless, it still packs plenty of power and a decent screen into a very comfortable little body.
Small; comfortable size; Vivid screen; Plenty of power for most tasks; Decent camera
Mid-range specs don't justify high price; Multitude of settings won't appeal to newbies
On the price, it actually had no significant effect: 400 euros for the "dwarf" - for 100 euros more you get the real McCoy, the larger Galaxy S4. Read on to find out whether the purchase is worth your while.
design; processing; microSD slot; good battery running time; current Android system (4.2.2; very good battery life
camera results unreliable; "S4" label misleading; too expensive
The first thing you will notice about the Samsung Galaxy S 4 Mini is that it's not as miniature as you might expect. In fact, the device is around the same size as the iPhone 5, and in everyday terms we would not consider it a small smartphone.
Nice, scaled-down design; Decent camera; Great battery life; Very bright screen
Doesn't have a full HD; Only has a dual-core processor; Speakers aren't great
The S4 Mini is designed primarily as a mid-range device, but I personally find it is much more than that. The 4.3-inch screen feels as though it is the perfect size no matter how big your hands are, and doesn't look anywhere near as big as it actually is.
Following its unexpectedly early launch it became clear that the Samsung Galaxy S4 mini features some impressive components and capabilities in spite of its mid-range nature. Of course expectations are bound to be high for this device since it is designed to emulate the full sized Galaxy S4 while...
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