Reviewers Liked
- Gorgeous touch screen, Fast 4G network speeds, Spacious physical keyboard
- Screen has excellent contrast and touch sensitivity, Fast as heck, very smooth UI, Takes excellent pictures and video in decent lighting
- Great screen; physical keyboard; frontfacing camera; phone functions as a WiFi hotspot
- Glorious display extremely bright and crisp. Featureladen; literally lacking nothing that a stateoftheart handset ought to have
- Good call quality, excellent Super AMOLED display, 16GB microSD included, good keyboard
- Bright, colorful, glossy 4-inch AMOLED screen, 4G connectivity with mobile hotspot, 5 MP camera/720p HD video recorder, 16 GB pre-installed memory, Lightweight for its size
- Eye-popping Super AMOLED Display, Excellent slide-out keyboard, Snappy performance, Loud and rich speaker, Media Hub service for movie and TV downloads
- Gorgeous screen. Big, comfortable keyboard. Fast. Great video support. WiMAX 4G
- The Samsung Epic 4G has a knockout Super AMOLED display, a 1GHz processor, a front-facing camera, an impressive QWERTY keyboard, a 5.0-megapixel camera with an LED flash, and supports Sprint's 4G WiMax network. It is capable of acting as a mobile Wi-F
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Mediocre camera quality, Expensive monthly data plan
- Keyboard too easy to make mistakes on, some poorly placed keys, Battery life suffers when 4G antenna is on, whether 4G is available or not
- Subpar battery life; unintuitive initial setup
- Battery life is substandard. Keyboard is too flat for easy typing
- WiMAX not available in NYC yet, preinstalled bloatware, bulkier than other Galaxy S devices, short battery life
- Touch controls backlighting out-of-sync with screen, Screen dims in sunshine, Lock/hold switch in camera mode, Occasional processor lag, $50 more than EVO
- Menu buttons nearly invisible until pressed, Slower mobile hotspot than Evo 4G, Some pixilation in camcorder footage, No HDMI
- No voice dialing over Bluetooth. A few buttons can be unresponsive. You have to pay for 4G even if you can't use it
- The Samsung Epic 4G is the bulkiest of the Galaxy S phones and also the priciest. It also requires a costly data plan
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