The Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini is a reduced version of the Galaxy S5 in terms of performance and features, but there are still several features that let the borders between mainstream and high-end blur: Fingerprint reader , water- and dust-resistant case , great and comprehensive software, convenient...

Case is water- and dust-resistant; Replaceable battery; Fingerprint reader; Heart rate monitor; Infrared sensor; Decent GPS; Good voice quality; Operating system with several features; Cameras with good picture quality; Precise controls; Good display; Low temperature development; Low power...

Preloaded bloat ware; Case "just" made of plastic; Hardly any settings for the sound; Heart rate monitor not always reliable; Operating the fingerprint reader can be tricky; Slight blue cast of the display; A Full HD display would have been nice

With two Galaxy S minis under its belt, Samsung has set off on a quest for a third, hopefully more successful version of its current flagship. But the rules have changed and Samsung has finally stopped ignoring this fact.

Samsung released compact versions of its flagship Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S4 phones, so it was no surprise when the Galaxy S5 Mini was announced. Although those Mini phones bore the name of their flagship brother, all were in fact heavily watered-down versions of their respective top-end counterparts.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini has the same rubberised design as its full-size brother; it's waterproof; with a vivid screen and decent camera

Like all of Samsung's previous smaller flagships; the S5 Mini seriously waters down the specs of the top-end phone; meaning it's just a mid-range phone with a flagship name and high price.

If you loved everything about the Samsung Galaxy S5, but thought that it was too big, the Galaxy S5 Mini is the device for you.

Great camera experience Good screen Flagship hardware features

Some build quality issues Occasional instances of stutter or lag

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini is a smaller version of the top-selling Galaxy S5. Slim and lightweight, it's an excellent Android phone, but over-priced.

Like the Samsung Galaxy S5, the S5 mini is a very decent Android phone. Our key concerns lie in its pricing and performance: while most users will find it more than fast enough for day-to-day tasks, the price tag is a lot higher than we'd like to pay in terms of what we get in return.

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For years I have just used Nokia and iPhone, when it came time to replace my iPhone I did my research and I am not sorry at all for choosing the Samsung galaxy S5 mini. And being a photographer I enjoy the 8megapixel camera.

I like it, works fine for every-day use. Battery and UI speed could be better. The camera is amazing, really good shots and speed. The build quality despite of being plastic, is good. Currently waiting for Android 5 Lollipop, hopefully 5.1

Good camera; Water-resistant; The finger scanner sometimes doesn't get it but it's good; The screen is really good

Batery could be better; The UI speed is dissapointing; Price is too high

After two years of use, my phone has been blocked, the phone asks for an unlock code for me to use my phone line, will the seller have it available