The good of Sprint: The Samsung Conquer 4G is affordable and offers 4G capabilities. The Android 2.3 Gingerbread device also has a next-gen 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a front-facing camera for video calls, and mobile hot-spot capabilities.
The bad of Sprint: The smartphone has a lower-resolution display. Camera and speakerphone quality could be better.
The bottom line: Though you sacrifice some higher-end features, the Samsung Conquer 4G gives Sprint customers a solid 4G smartphone at an affordable price.
Review:
Sprint notes that the Samsung Conquer 4G is its 25th 4G-capable device, but that's not what makes the phone notable. It's notable because it's the carrier's first 4G smartphone to launch at less than $100. True, after taxes and other fees, you'll be paying a little over $100 for the phone, but the $99.99 base price is a pretty nice option compared to the carrier's other 4G devices, which start at $200. Of course, with the budget-friendly price tag comes some trade-offs (e.g., lower-resolution screen, single-core processor), but even so, the Conquer 4G is still a well-stocked Android smartphone and an incredible value. If you're craving 4G speeds but don't want to spend a fortune on a phone, then the Samsung Conquer 4G is the way to go. Very Good phone and very useful OS. If you can update this 2.3.3.
Enjoy with Android. :)
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