Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo Pro Reviews

Galaxy Grand Neo seems a bit of an odd bird, giving in on specs even compared to last year's Galaxy Grand, let alone to the newer Grand 2. The only advantage it holds before the Grand, for instance, is the quad-core versus dual-core processor, if that can be called an advantage at all. Its specs are pretty basic, and the pixel density so low, that in order to appeal to big-screen lovers, the Galaxy Grand Neo has to muster up an enticing price. However, the suggested retail tag is a tad under 300 USD or EUR, and that's where it clashes with more capable handsets for the price. For the same price you can get the 5” Alcatel OneTouch Idol X, which flaunts a 1080p display and 13 MP camera in a much slimmer, lighter package. The LG L9 II also deserves your attention, as it goes for less than the Grand Neo, and offers a 4.7” HD display, and 1080p video recording in a very compact chassis. If you don't mind a smaller, 4.5” screen, you can save a hundred, and give the Moto G a chance, as it sports higher pixel density, and is already on Android KitKat.