Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus

“The S7500 Galaxy Ace Plus does well to remedy the shortcomings of the original Ace. The quick processor and added RAM leave nothing to be desired in terms of speed. And it's obviously targeting users for whom a high resolution screen is not as important as long battery life. As usual, it's Samsung themselves that's making it hard to choose. It's arguable whether the Galaxy Ace of all phones was in need of two updates - the Ace Plus and the Ace 2. They must've thought that double coverage wouldn't hurt. The Galaxy Ace Plus is a great phone if you want to be introduced to the smartphone game, without being thrown in the deep end. But the Nokia Lumia 710 can put more pressure on them than Samsung are used to in the midrange.”

“The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus would have made a more lasting impression on us as the first Android handset from Samsung for the year, if it wasn't for the almost insignificant upgrades from its predecessor. A year later we get the same design, lousy HVGA resolution on a slightly larger screen, and the obligatory 1GHz CPU. Its biggest problem is the price though. While it is about the same as the original Ace, a year later the market can offer lots of alternatives. And there are better phones for roughly the same money – models that were more expensive but got affordable as they got older.”

“The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus is certainly a promising in this price range and segment. It offers you long list of in-built features/applications that exist in all latest Android phones. Its 3.5 inch screen is amazing and offers great display. The powerful processor and RAM gives you hassle free browsing experience. Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus is a good smartphone in almost all aspects but its slim and plastic body is not good on security basis.”