The Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 brings 4G speeds to the mid-range phone market. Its silver rim, single central home button and plain white backplate are essentially identical to numerous other Galaxy-branded handsets, but then it’s a proven formula from the best-selling smartphone maker on the planet.
Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 Display
The Galaxy Ace 3 has a 4in display with a 480x800 resolution screen. It's a little smaller, and has less detail, than even budget rivals such as the mighty Motorola Moto G. Nonetheless, its compact dimensions will certainly suit many the phone users who are resisting the move towards bigger devices. The screen itself is pretty good for a device of its class. While not boasting the best brightness of phones we’ve tested, we found its colour accuracy to be acceptable and it performed fairly well in brightly lit conditions.
Strangely, there is no auto brightness setting on the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3. This means as you move from indoor to outdoor lighting conditions, you will have to adjust the screen brightness manually by pulling down the notification tray from the top of the screen. We tried third-party apps to add this to the phone, but to no avail as there simply isn't an ambient light sensor. It's an odd, and irritating, omission for a modern smartphone at this price.
