Samsung Galaxy Nexus

AKA: Google Nexus 3, Google Nexus 4G, Samsung I9250

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  • 720 x 1280 display
  • Android
  • Touchscreen
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth
  • Speakerphone
  • GPS
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The UMTS version of the Galaxy Nexus packs all the same features as its LTE sibling including Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich" OS, NFC and a 5-megapixel auto-focus camera. It also has the beautiful, and large, HD-resolution OLED display and dual-core processor for which reviewers have shown their love.

In comparison to the LTE version, HSPA+ offers theoretically slower data speeds, but on the other hand can be considered a "world phone", able to operate on all of the more widely available 3G HSPA+ networks.

For a more complete review of this phone's network independent features, please visit our Samsung Galaxy Nexus LTE page.

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Latest Reviews

Beta News
Most well-rounded Android smartphone on the market today

Mihaita Bamburic from Beta News (9 months ago)

The Galaxy Nexus best represents the intended Android experience, whether it gets minor updates or major ones like Jelly Bean, it’s the right choice for someone who wants the latest and greatest in terms of software and most importantly a stock, non-convoluted Android smartphone. It’s a modding-friendly... More

Recombu
A practically a new phone despite the same hardware

Basil Kronfli from Recombu (10 months ago)

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is practically a new phone despite the same hardware. Software additions and optimisation have resulted in new applications for you to play with, a more refined interface and what can only be described as a what feels like a turbo charge to the user experience. The 5-megapixel... More

Brighthand
Beautiful full HD screen and plenty of storage but no MicroSD slot

Adama D. Brown from Brighthand (12 months ago)

When the Samsung Galaxy Nexus originally came out, it had the advantage of being the newest and most cutting-edge Android device out there: the only one with Android 4.0, an HD screen, and equally impressive specs, which helped compensate for its flaws. Six months later, that's no longer the case. With... More

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