Samsung Exhibit 4G Pro Reviews

After spending a good amount of quality time with the Samsung Exhibit 4G, we really couldn’t find much to frown at. The device was up for all the tasks we threw at it and, while not being a benchmark monster, we are quite confident it won’t disappoint you either. Currently, the Samsung Exhibit 4G can be purchased from T-Mobile for $99.99 with a contract, or $299.99 without one. It is important to note here that there is a multitude of authorized resellers who might offer you a more enticing price on the same device. Yet it's by far not the only droid at this price point, so think twice before taking out the cash. We have selected a few of the more notable alternatives. HTC Droid Incredible 2 and T-Mobile MyTouch 4G are the HTC made options. Both devices will offer you better cameras and more memory. They will however, fail to impress you as much as the Exhibit 4G in the screen department.

About the only complaint I can lodge against the Exhibit 4G is its ho-hum design. Like the Honda Accord, it may be a bit on the boring side to look at, but it will get you where you want to go, reliably, time and again. There's a lot to like about the Exhibit 4G, including the low, $80 price point. Go ahead, buy one, you can thank me later.

The Samsung Exhibit 4G is one of the best Android phones under 100 bucks. For $79.99, this Android device offers zippy data performance over T-Mobile's HSPA+ network along with a good camera and long battery life. Heavy texters will prefer the physical keyboard on the identically priced Sidekick 4G, and those looking for a larger screen and more power will want to check out the $199 HTC Sensation. Overall, though, the Exhibit 4G is a very good choice for budget conscious shoppers.

The Samsung Exhibit 4G comes in right where you’d expect it to, much better than the Gravity Smart or the terrible Samsung Dart but not quite as nice as something like the Galaxy S 4G. With above average performance as well as the latest Android 2.3 OS and a great 3.5″ screen it really is what I’d consider right around the top of the mid-range list. It may not have a dual-core CPU or a 8MP camera but for the average user over at T-Mobile I think this is a pretty solid buy for anyone. It would fit pretty perfect in the hands of a first time smartphone or Android user might I add. If I had to choose between the Exhibit 4G or the Samsung Gravity Smart I’d go for the Exhibit 4G that is for sure.

The Samsung Exhibit 4G is an excellent choice for anyone who wants a fast, capable, and relatively petite smartphone on T-Mobile.

Looking at the big picture, one of the more alluring things about the Samsung Exhibit 4G is that it packs a ton of value for the money you’re paying. Packing features like a high-resolution display, 1GHz single-core processor, HSPA+ connectivity, Gingerbread, and a front-facing camera for video chat, it’s indeed very boastful on paper with its offerings – even though it might not excel in all areas. For most people, getting the most bang for the buck is seemingly preferred over getting consistent performance across all categories, but nonetheless, the Samsung Exhibit 4G easily fits that description. Therefore, if you don’t want to shell out $200 to experience a high-end smartphone, but still want something with good specs, then the Exhibit 4G will easily be the ideal solution to fit your needs.