Samsung Galaxy Y DUOS Pro Reviews

Samsung had a simple goal in mind for the Galaxy Y Duos S6102 - an affordable dual-SIM Android. And as far as that goes, they've hit the nail on the head. That's not a big surprise - the Galaxy Y is hugely popular in some regions and the extra SIM slot will make it even more desirable. A second SIM means you can get a cheap texting plan or a plan with lots of minutes to other carriers. A plain data plan with no calling is possible too (as those are cheaper than add-on data plans). The Galaxy Y Duos is not a perfect phone - the screen is pretty bad and the camera is barely there. But we can't really complain about any of that - it's a penny pincher's handset and the rest of the specs are good for an entry-level smartphone. The Y Duos doesn't have much competition either as dual-SIM phones are typically feature phones. There's the Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Duos B5512, which has the same hardware package, with the only difference that it has a hardware QWERTY and the screen is smaller (2.6"). There's a dual-SIM version of the Samsung Galaxy Ace too, but that's a CDMA phone (with GSM connectivity for roaming) and is available only in select markets.