Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 Mid-Range Android Handset

The first Galaxy Ace is now considered as an entry-level Android handset at best, it was pushed down by two new handsets by Samsung and one of them is the sequel to the Galaxy Ace. The Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is a proper mid-range Android handset. This handset boasts a powerful dual-core processor and it is now slowly topping the popularity charts.

If you look at this handset, you will notice that it has grown up a bit on the outer side, the most noticeable change that you will notice is the phone’s bigger screen (3.8”) PLS LCD with a screen resolution of 480 x 800 and pixel density of 246 ppi. Samsung also decided to keep the old camera resolution at 5MP on the new Galaxy Ace 2. But then again, they enabled a 720 pixels video recording on this handset and they also added a front-facing shutter on this one.

If you check out the phone’s internals, you will notice the powerful presence of its dual-core processor with a speed rate of 800MHz. It is backed up with 768MB worth of RAM (when there are other dual-core processors with only 512MB worth of RAM). The phone’s GPU is the famous Mali-400MP. When it comes to 3D performance this handset can easily match its bigger sibling and former Samsung Flagship the Samsung Galaxy S2.

The following are some of the things that you can expect from the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2:

-      Touch Bar form factor

-      Android Gingerbread OS

-      4GB worth of onboard memory and with an option upgrade of up to 32GB

-      TouchWiz 4.0 UI, multi-touch input, Swype text input, built-in accelerometer, 1500mAH battery, and proximity sensor

-      Wi-Fi b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot, Standard micro USB port, DLNA, Stereo FM Radio with RDS, 3.5mm audio jack, Stereo Bluetooth 3.0, and more

If you are all about a budget-friendly handset and more of an Android user, then the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is a must have for you.

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