Samsung Galaxy Note 4 4G Review

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SMN910VZKE Cell Phone for Verizon Wireless: The 5.7" touch screen on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is large enough to accommodate videos and small enough to take with you on the go. Snap crisp, detailed photos of important moments with the 16.0MP rear-facing camera, then share those memories with loved ones via MMS and social media. You can easily connect to the Web, since the Note 4 features 4G LTE speed.

Product Features

Qualcomm Snapdragon processor

Delivers basic performance.

Android 4.4 KitKat OS

This operating system optimizes memory and improves touchscreen response, so you can do more faster. Just say "Ok Google" to launch voice search, send a text, get directions or even play a song.

4G LTE speed

Provides fast Web connection for downloading apps, streaming content and staying connected with social media.

5.7" touch screen with 1440 x 2560 resolution

For clear viewing and easy navigation of text messages, photos and Web pages.

16.0MP rear-facing camera

Capture images while you're out and about. Also includes a 3.7MP front-facing camera for quick self-portraits.

Card slot

Expand storage up to 128GB by adding a compatible card (sold separately).

Phone activation required before use. Carrier activation fees may apply.

Requires a voice plan and data package.

Early termination fee of $350.

LG G3 S Review

The Good The LG G3 S has the same attractive styling as its big brother, its camera can take good shots and the laser-assisted autofocus is quick to lock on to your subject.

The Bad Its processor puts in a very poor performance, its screen resolution doesn't impress, it comes with a pitiful amount of storage and it's running on an old version of Android KitKat.

The Bottom Line The LG G3 S may come with the same name and physical design as its flagship brother, but the similarities are only skin deep. The G3 S's specs have been watered down in every way, making this little more than a low-end phone in a high-end body with a mid-range price.

If you like the look of the LG G3 (and who wouldn't? The camera uses lasers!) but your wallet is less keen, then meet the LG G3 S, also known as the LG G3 Beat, or the LG G3 Mini.