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December 2010
Experts 84% 136 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Samsung Nexus S has a sleek design with a brilliant display. It offers a number of usability improvements from the Gingerbread OS
And its straight Google experience will appeal to Android purists. It's a good performer
Too.
Super fast CPU
Android 2.3 is a major improvement
Unique design
Beautiful Super AMOLED display
Android 2.3 is an excellent upgrade
Cool curved display
Good camera
Updated UI
Great reception
No bloatware
Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Glare-resistant screen
Quick operation
Fast web browsing
Easy messaging
Good battery life.
Slim and curvaceous. Great screen. Android 2.3
Sleek hardware and the latest Android software
As well as some fun extras ...
Large 4-inch WVGA (480 x 800) Super AMOLED screen
Faster Android v2.3 Gingerbread OS
1GHz Cortez A8 Hummingbird processor
Long battery life
16GB memory built-in
Contour Super AMOLED display
Excellent functionality
Integrated Google services a snap to set up. Wealth of apps. Super speedy processor makes quick work of tasks. Slicklooking
Almost symphonic formfactor
Contour Display and handfriendly backside are a delight to talk to. More deeply connected to the internet than your basementdwelling
Neckbearded uncle
Brilliant Super AMOLED display
Above average battery life
NFC chip
Great calling quality
Very fast
Unadulterated Android experience
Updates directly from Google
Amazing display
Good battery life and call quality
Android 2.3.4 onboard
Manageable size
No customised interface
Absolutely beautiful display
Front-facing camera for video calling
Offers the latest version of Android (2.3).What's Bad
Plastic build quality may turn off prospective buyers
Battery takes too long to charge. The Verdict
The Google Nexus S is a feature-packed
High-end "Google Experience" phone that should please many. That said
It's not as far ahead of the curve as the Nexus One was when
First Android phone with Gingerbread OS 2.3
Pure Google experience
Lovely hardware and good speed.
Slim
Stock Android 2
3
Good call quality
The editors didn't like
The Samsung Nexus S feels rather fragile
And it lacks a memory card slot
HSPA+ support
And LED notifications. Also
We were hoping for more new features over the Nexus One.
Screen had some coloring issues
UI is still counterintuitive in some cases
No native use for frontfacing cam
Does not support TMobile's fast HSPA network
No expandable memory
No HD video or camera shutter button
Plastic body won't suit all
Lacks a user-friendly interface overlay.
No removable storage. No HD video recording
No removable storage or HD video recording capabilityLook and Feel...
Screen has greenish tint
Poor camera
VGA camcorder
No microSD slot
No pre-installed video chat software
No social network account syncing
Memory not expandable
No HD video recording
No dedicated camera key
Interface seemingly still designed primarily for dudes who dig binary. Greatly improved multitouch text selection means text editing is now merely horrible instead of atrociously shameful. Autocorrect seemingly programmed by nonnative English speaker.
Same old Samsung Galaxy S design
Below average photos & video recording
Potential 4G issues
Photo and video below par
No microSD card slot.
Plastic build quality may turn off prospective buyers
Battery takes too long to charge.
Media players are dull
Hardware doesn't take a huge step up from Samsung Galaxy S Android smartphones.
Abstract: The problem with most Android handsets is that Google’s goodness is buried beneath a proprietary skin cluttered with entertainment and social media software baubles. Worse, these skins slow the release of Android updates – manufacturers have to retest ...
Android 2.3.4 onboard, manageable size, no customised interface,
Photo and video below par, no microSD card slot.
If you’re looking for a plain and simple Android experience, the Nexus S is the route to go. It offers Android Gingerbread without all the bells and whistles of a customised interface offered on other manufacturers' phones. It’s not a basic phone in an...
Abstract: Google first presented the Nexus series both in order to ease application programming to its own development teams and in order to sell mobile phones directly, without the need for outsourcing devices to mobile providers. The main characteristics of th...
Abstract: At Rs. 29,590, the Nexus S is slightly overpriced in a price segment that is becoming ever increasingly populous and competitive. While we appreciate our first look at a pure Android system with Gingerbread, the device itself was underwhelming for a n...
The Samsung Google Nexus S I9020 is without a doubt an attractive Smartphone, which has a good price to performance ratio thanks to the recent fall in its retail price. The concave design gives the Nexus S a unique look, but the hardware under the cove...
Abstract: samsung_nexus_s_smartphoneFrom the very first pocket PCs, like the iPAQs, my personal phone has always been a Windows platform. I like a fully customisable phone like the eminently capable HTC HD2. Could an android-based mobile phone like the Samsung ...
Very fast, unadulterated Android experience, Updates directly from Google, Amazing display, Good battery life and call quality
No expandable memory, Potential 4G issues
Call quality was quite good on the Nexus S 4G. Callers rated it an 8/10, saying that we sounded slightly distant but not finding much to complain about. On our end it was plenty loud with a good voice reproduction even as the other party was driving th...
If you’re in the market for an unlocked Android phone that is guaranteed to get first dibs on any Google updates, this is it. Samsung has typically been pretty bad with keeping up with Android versions, but this is a Nexus phone. The factory unlocked n...
Contour Super AMOLED display, excellent functionality
Memory not expandable, No HD video recording, no dedicated camera key
One of the best Android phone in the market? Currently, yes. Why? Because of the excellent hardware and software features. The Samsung Google Nexus S is not a perfect phone, but what makes it extra special is the fact the Android-owner Google is behi...
