User Reviews for Samsung Galaxy Mega 2

Nice Phone but… Not much an improvement over last year’s Galaxy Mega.nThe camera is exactly the same, the processor has improved to a Quad Core. The downside is the fact they reduced the screen size from 6.3 inch to 6 inch, I don’t know why they did this.nIt’s a hard phone to handle with small hands but I have big hands and I am tall so I can fit it in my pocket with no problem. Solves the problem with having another tablet. And one of my favorite features is texting on it. I can use both thumbs and type and text really fast.nThe back of the phone changed a bit with a leather or pleather like feel. This really doesn’t matter to me since I put a case on it anyways.nGreat phone for the price you pay..nThe 8-megapixel, rear-facing camera is pretty hit or miss. I found auto exposure and focus to be erratic at times, blowing out highlights and routinely causing shots to look soft or blurry. The Mega 2 is capable of taking some nice photos, but I found it was best to take three or four in a sequence to increase your chances of getting a usable shot. Low light performance doesn't succumb to excessive noise, but slow shutter speeds leave a lot of photos blurry here as well. I also noticed a pink cast under especially low light, while details become muddled thanks to aggressive noise reduction. Video tops out at 1080p resolution with steady 30fps footage that looks pretty average. It's solid in bright outdoor light, but starts to verge on waxy in typical indoor light

Very bad smartphone in this price

Very bad smartphone in this price

Phone is nice absolutely no problem. Screen is big. But sound is too low. you cannot hear it outside home without the use of Head phones

i like this product but it would be better if it has a AMOLED display , and also the battery is getting heated when i am using a wifi