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Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint)
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- Premium Android-powered smartphone with ultra-fast 4G connectivity and brilliant 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus multi-touch display
- 1.2 GHz dual-core processor; GPS for navigation and location services; Wi-Fi networking (with optional hotspot capability)
- 8-MP rear camera; Full HD 1080p video capture; 2-MP front camera for video chats; Bluetooth 3.0; personal and corporate e-mail
- Up to 8.7 hours of talk time; released in September, 2011
- What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, USB cable, quick start guide
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Part of Samsung's Galaxy S series, this high-end Android smartphone sports a huge 4-inch OLED display, fast 1 GHz processor, and 5-megapixel camera with advanced options and video capture. Unique to the Epic 4G are a slide-out keyboard, 4G data, mobile hotspot feature, and front-facing camera. Other features include Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi, and a 3.5mm audio jack. A premium Android-powered smartphone, the Samsung Epic 4G Touch for Sprint has been designed to deliver the best multilayered entertainment experience thanks to its superior speed and display innovation. Powered by one of the fastest processors on the market--the new 1.2 GHz dual-core Samsung Exynos, the Epic 4G Touch runs on Sprint's ultra-fast 4G network (as well as 3G networks where 4G isn't available yet) for lighting quick access to movie downloads, games, and thousands of applications--all without buffering or lag time.The Samsung Epic 4G Touch with brilliant 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus display (see larger
List Price: $ 599.99 Price: $ 599.99
Customer Reviews
| 546 of 554 people found the following review helpful  Quick review of the Epic 4g Touch, By This review is from: Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone) - Updated 10/19/11 -This is by far the best phone I have ever used. My previous phone is a EVO 4g so luckily i got renewed after a year. This is my own personal review based on experiences with my EVO 4g, my friends's ip4 and this Epic 4g touch. By far, Epic 4g touch wins by a mile. Initial impressions: 1. Its light as hell!!!!! it feels like you're holding a toy or a dummy phone (this may be good or bad depending on the user, it's really good for me) 2. The size is good enough for me but then again it depends on how big your hands are. 3. The colors are very very VERY vibrant, it really stands out from all angles. 4. It is silky smooth, SILKY SMOOTH. the OS has no lag at all, i tried a pinch to zoom test for the ip4 and epic 4g touch and surprisingly, the epic 4g is so much better. 5. Video camera is on par if not better with Ip4. 6. Touchwiz has a lot of nice functions and the widgets are very nice. 7. Battery life is not too bad, i can go a day without having to recharge. 8. Probably one of my top compliments of the phone, the kies air app is well thought out and wonderfully done. It helps a lot with deleting and transferring stuff to your phone. 9. The screen is not a fingerprint magnet. 10. It is so thin, i'm afraid to hold it in my hand cause it feels like i'm going to drop it (also due to its lightweight) 11. No need to really do any customization cause the widgets work well and they look very nice. 12. Touchwiz provides a power widget which is very useful: It goes according to this: wifi- bluetooth-gps-brightness-settings-sync-screentime out-tips (toggle off and on) 13. They have a widget for "active applications", this is like a task killer app that you would find in the market. Very easy to use, helps exit all apps if needed, also shows you all your download apps so you can uninstall them if you wish. 14. When you're charging the phone, once it its 100%, it will give out a beep letting you it's done. 15. When you're calling and you unlock your phone, the notification bar turns neon green (which i think is pretty cool) 16. Sprint will be the only carrier with an notification led on the front. 17. Battery life update: From 1% to 100% charge, it takes about 2 hours, 45 minutes. Last night, I charged it to 99%. I watched a 5 minute youtube video then went to sleep. Work up, went to work at 9am to 2pm. Mobile was on with my IMO (messaging program) the entire time. Surfed the web, checked email and returned a few text (This is also with live wallpaper on). By the time it was 7PM, the battery had hit 1%. Total hours on battery life was about 20 hours. So yes, the battery to me is very good but each to their own. Now for the cons: 1. the touch buttons are not as sensitive as the EVO 4g touch. You would have to hit it directly with little error margin to get it right. 2. The charging cable is very short. 3. I'm not sure if the camera on the back is touching the surface when its laid on its back. 4. No dedicated flashlight app however this can be downloaded from the market. 5. The power button is located on the right side, the volume rocker is on the left side. Sometimes i hit the rocker volume while trying to hit the power button however i just need more practice. 6. When charging and placed on a flat surface , the touch sensor lags, this only happens when its charging. 7. The touch sensitive buttons have white led light and you can control the duration however the options are given to you at a max of 6 seconds or "always on", they could have given us the option of letting us create our own duration. 8. No dedicated battery app however you can download it in the market. 9. Dock icons can't be replaced (maybe it can and i just don't know it?) UPDATE: it can be replaced except the apps icon. 10. Not sure if this is a con for me yet but when you want to make a call, you would have to swipe . So there is 2 ways of calling: (1) you hit the call button, hit the log button, click the contact, then click on call. (clicking on the contact is what im more use to) and (2) you hit the call button, hit the log button and you swipe right on the contact to call. 11. Kies Air can only transfer 100mb or less to your phone. -Coming from Evo 4g, i'm use to having the home button on the far left where as the epic 4g touch is located on the 2nd button. 13. Speakers are located on the bottom back which makes it weak if the phone is flat on the surface. Again, most of the things listed above is from my own personal experience and maybe some may feel the same way. Here are some tips i found: 1. You can take a screen shot of your phone, just hold the power + home button at the same time and let go. 2. When listening to the stock music player or if somebody is calling, you can flip the phone so... Read more 112 of 114 people found the following review helpful I love it!, By This review is from: Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone) Got this phone on the 16th. Here are a few things that I like and dislike:likes: 1. speed 2. screen 3. build (feels like a toy? are you kidding me?) this phone is so light in weight but don't confuse that as a poor build quality. If you want a phone built like a tank and weighs like one by all means choose a different phone. finish and fit are beautifully done! 4. camera (8m + LED flash). The pictures are sharp and focused. I like using retro camera and little photo. Even the front camera is awesome. 5. Gingerbread is cool and stable (no force close so far) 6. Google integration. Flawless 7. GOOD and corporate email integration. Flawless 8. GPS and Google Map. works perfectly. 9. audio (had to adjust the EQ to make it right)I'm rockin' 10. wifi (works great) 11. print Screen!!!! yes!! (home+power) finally! 12. cold boot time... fast (this is handy when you change out the battery and power back up fast) 13. SD card expansion up to 16G (I have 8Gb in mine.. no delays) 14. changeable battery.. awesome. dislikes: 1. slippery surface (I need to get a case so that I can grip this thing without slipping out of my hand) 2. size (I have a pretty big hands (6' tall) but I sometimes need to use both hands.. perhaps due to the slipperiness of the phone) but my wife has small hands but she is not complaining... so try it out. The benefit of the size is the screen but... I'd rather have a little smaller phone than a little bigger screen. (but that's me) 3. power button on the size opposite of the volume rocker is annoying if you are trying to power on with your left hand. try it out. 4. a little delay in "wake up time"... once again... a little annoying. 5. compare to iphone 4 the touch screen is a little choppier, but does not diminish the user experience. Summary: This phone works like it should and more. This is definitely a fun and exciting phone. My dislikes are mostly user experience and can be subjective. But... that's what I've noticed so far with this phone. I highly recommend this phone. 90 of 91 people found the following review helpful Absolutely blown away by this phone!, By This review is from: Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone) I got this phone the day it was released via overnight shipping and have been using it ever since (about a week now)- I have been utterly impressed with the device! I switched from a rather dated and rooted original Motorola Droid on Verizon and I couldn't be happier.Pros: -The Super AMOLED (Active matrix organic light emitting diode), which is the newest kind of display technology, absolutely blows any other display away in terms of contrast and color saturation. The 4.5'' diagonal screen on this beast is an absolute pleasure to look at, and it's more efficient than an LCD to boot! I've read a lot of reviews whining about the marginally lower resolution on this screen compared to qHD screens; what a joke, this screen makes every other device around it look washed out and dated... dead serious- you'll completely forget about resolution the moment you power it up- and it has far superior response times! -Processor- underneath the gorgeous screen lies a beast of a processor, a dual core 1.2ghz Samsung Exynos CPU that really packs a punch. As everyone has said, it seems that nothing currently available can slow this thing down. Coupled with the CPU is a discrete Mali 400 GPU (video card for you non-geeks), which affords this phone the ability to have the smoothest, most buttery user-interface experience I've seen on any phone to date. You'll be extremely pleased how effortlessly the phone shifts between any task you're doing to the next one, without any hiccups.... the phone has literally not stuttered once for me in the almost entire week I've been using it. Widgets also run great and contrary to what some users have said, I've not had one crash yet and the phone executes them with ease. -Cameras- With an 8mp rear camera and 2mp front camera, as well as the ability to capture 1080p video, this phone is very impressive in terms of image capturing ability. Of course, it's not gong to replace your high end Nikon or Canon, but you'll be asking yourself if the photos/videos you shoot were really taken with a smart phone- it's that good! -Call/speaker quality- Calls on this phone sound top notch and I honestly can't notice a difference between it and my girlfriend's Droid Bionic in terms of calling. Admittedly, at higher volumes the external speaker on the Epic Touch 4G sounds a bit tinny compared to the Bionic, but who cares when you have such a sleek, light, and sexy device- it makes the Bionic feel clunky by comparison. -Case size/feel- I'm tired of hearing about people whining about how this phone "feels cheap". What does that even mean? Samsung has obviously gone out of their way to use high end composite materials to make this phone as thin and light as possible, and to me it feels like the future- other heavier phones feel clunky and dated by comparison. Unless you're a bumbling idiot that routinely drops 600 dollar devices on the concrete, ignore this immaterial critique and try out the feel for yourself.... the airy, sexy lightweight feel of the phone fits perfectly with its blazing speed and gorgeous display- it's like you're using something out of Star Trek. Battery Life- This phone has fantastic battery life and as far as I know comes packed with the largest battery of any phone currently available (1800 mAh). It easily makes it through a day of normal use even with GPS turned on, although 4G connectivity does make the battery drain considerably faster. To their credit, Samsung has engineered the phone such that the 4G network will go into "sleep" mode displaying a "Zzz" icon in the 4G status area when you aren't sending/receiving data to help conserve battery life. Space- with 16gb of onboard memory plus support for up to a 32gb microSD card, you'll have plenty of space to carry around basically whatever you want on your phone (most people with older phones already have a compatible microSD card they can just pop in to it as well) 4G connectivity- When you can get signal, this feature is great. Sure, the coverage isn't nearly as good as Verizon's LTE network and the speed isn't quite as fast, but it's still a huge step up from 3G and for a power user like me, the ability to have unlimited data on Sprint is a huge win. I live in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina and get great 4G coverage overall near Greensboro and Winston Salem as well as Kernersville, and websites/apps load/download almost instantly on the Wimax network. I've been really pleased and impressed with the coverage overall and the price of the plan is awesome at 79 bucks a month. Cons: -The large size of the phone may be a con for some people, but I absolutely love it and think it's a perfect size (I'm 6'4 with larger hands, however) -The Touchwiz interface is so-so.... I'm a pharmacy manager with a busy schedule and get slightly annoyed at the Calendar widget it comes with as it doesn't break out tasks... Read more |
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