Samsung Droid Charge vs Mito 500

Comparing the Samsung Droid Charge vs Mito 500 across camera to help determine the better smartphone.

Here is the summary of the results:

Rear Camera: Samsung Droid Charge offers a higher rear camera resolution with 8 MP, while Mito 500 offers 0.3 MP, making Samsung Droid Charge better for rear camera photography.

Samsung Droid Charge

(Discontinued)

Mito 500

(Discontinued)

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Summary

Release Date

11 May, 2011

08 Nov, 2010

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General

Operating System

Android v2.2

N/A

Performance

Chipset

Hummingbird

N/A

Processor

1 GHz

N/A

Graphics (GPU)

PowerVR SGX 540

N/A

Display

Display Type

Super AMOLED Plus

LCD

Screen Size

4.3 inches (10.92 cm)

N/A

Resolution

480x800 px

N/A

Pixel Density

217 ppi

N/A

Screen to Body Ratio (calculated)

59.48 %

N/A

Design

Height

130 mm

N/A

Width

68 mm

N/A

Thickness

12.00 mm

N/A

Weight

143 grams

N/A

Rear Camera

Resolution

8 MP
Primary Camera

0.3 MP
Primary Camera

Autofocus

Yes

N/A

Flash

Yes LED Flash

Yes Flash LED Flash

Image Resolution

3264 x 2448 Pixels

N/A

Shooting Modes

N/A	Continuous Shooting

Camera Features

Digital Zoom
Smile detection

Front Camera

Resolution

1.3 MP
Primary Camera

N/A

Battery

Capacity

1600 mAh

N/A

Battery Type

Li-ion

N/A

TalkTime

Up to 11(2G)

N/A

Storage

Expandable Storage

Yes Up to 32 GB

Yes

Network & Connectivity

SIM Slot(s)

Single SIM

Dual SIM

Network Support

5G Not Supported 4G

5G Not Supported

SIM 1

4G Bands:

FD-LTE 700(band 28)

N/A

Wi-Fi

Yes Wi-Fi 3 (802.11 b/g)

Wi-Fi Features

Mobile Hotspot

N/A

Bluetooth

Yes v3

Yes

GPS

Yes with A-GPS

N/A

Multimedia

Music

N/A	Yes Music Formats: Yes MP3 Player with Big Speaker

Sensors

Other Sensors

Light sensor Proximity sensor Accelerometer

N/A

Games

N/A	Video Games NES Games

Java

N/A

Yes

Browser

N/A

Yes

Phone Book

N/A

Yes

SMS

N/A	Yes Voice SMS

MMS

N/A

Yes

Applications

Image/video editor Flash support

N/A