27 September, 2014: The Galaxy Amp is all Samsung, from its highly rounded corners and black face down to the oblong Home screen button on its chinny chin chin. A glossy gray trim and smooth, finely textured backing on the black back cover add elements of class you don’t see in many cheerfully plastic smartphones of this type.
At 4.8 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide by 0.43 inch thick, the Galaxy Amp feels compact and pocketable by today’s gargantuan standards. It tips the scale at 4.4 ounces, making the phone solid and substantial in the hand, even a little heavy compared with larger designs. It’s comfortable on the ear, and smooth edges help guide the phone into pockets.Galaxy Amp’s 5-megapixel camera was decent. Colors came out looking rich and round.Samsung limited shooting options and effects for this lower-end device, so while you will see Panorama mode, you won’t shoot landscapes in HDR — though you will get essentials for white-balance and scene options, plus a few extras besides.
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