Samsung Galaxy S Price List March, 2020 & Specs in Philippines

Samsung Galaxy S Cheapest Price and Key Features

When it comes to elite smartphones, Samsung is the brand to look for. The cream of the crop in Samsung’s arsenal emerges in the Samsung Galaxy S series. The latest models in the Samsung Galaxy S series are huge names such as the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and the S6 Edge – two to the most technologically advanced models in today’s world. You too could take advantage of this awesome technology. Read more below.

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Samsung Galaxy S Cheapest Price and Key Features

When it comes to elite smartphones, Samsung is the brand to look for. The cream of the crop in Samsung’s arsenal emerges in the Samsung Galaxy S series. The latest models in the Samsung Galaxy S series are huge names such as the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and the S6 Edge – two to the most technologically advanced models in today’s world. You too could take advantage of this awesome technology. Read more below.

4" Screen Size 5MP Rear Camera Resolution 1500mAh Battery Capacity 480 x 800pixels Display Resolution Full Specs

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Cheapest Samsung Galaxy S Price in Philippines is

The Samsung Galaxy S is now available in Philippines. The cheapest Samsung Galaxy S price in Philippines is from Galleon. Samsung Galaxy S price details are updated March 2020.

Samsung Galaxy S Specs

Display
Screen Size	4"
Display Resolution	480 x 800pixels
Pixel Density	233ppi
Scratch Resistant	No
Water Resistant	No
Camera
Rear Camera Resolution	5MP
Dual camera	No
Battery
Battery Capacity	1500mAh
Talk Time	13h
Platform
Processor	Single Core
Operating System	Android
Design
Weight	119g
Dimensions (W x H x D)	122.4 x 64.2 x 9.9mm
Memory
Expandable Memory	Yes
Card Slot	Yes
Launch
Release Year	2010
Connection
USB Connectors	Micro-USB
NFC	No
Wi-Fi Standard	802.11 b/g/n
Networking
Dual SIM	No
SIM Card	Mini-SIM
Features
Waterproof	No
Virtual Reality Capable	No
Heart Rate Sensor	No
LED Notification Light	No
Face Recognition	Yes
Iris Scanner	No
Fingerprint Scanner	No
FM Radio	Yes
3D Touch	No

Leading the way in smartphones – Samsung Galaxy S Philippines

So much to say about the Samsung Galaxy S series, where do we start? First things first, let’s look at Samsung Galaxy S models. The most famous of the lot are the S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S6 Edge and S7 Edge. Of course the latest and the hottest in the market are the S6 Edge and S7 Edge. What makes this series a hit with the masses? The beauty of Samsung Galaxy S models is firstly the simple styling that wraps around the smartphone. A customizable plastic back covers the smartphones’ detailed insides while a glass finish on the outside gives crystal clear viewing towards its HD display. What’s better, on the latest S6 and S7 Edge models, the glass front is curved on both the left and right edges of the phone. With this simple feature, viewing notifications and swiping becomes a whole lot easier.

Samsung Galaxy S series mostly come with the SuperAMOLED display. This signature display from Samsung gives a field of depth to the colour displayed. Reds, greens and blues are vibrant while blacks and darker colours are deep. Viewing from various angles also is not hindered as the display accommodates your visual movements. 1080p HD display is standard on each of Samsung Galaxy S models adding to the clarity of images and video. Samsung Galaxy’s user interface is known for its user-friendly features. One huge step into the future that Samsung has discovered is the ability to navigate through the phone without physical contact. Yes, that’s right! If your hands are dirty or wet, you can still scroll through your apps. Browse Facebook or the latest news, or flip through photos taken earlier in the day by simply hovering your hand over the phone. This amazing feature, combined with the waterproof capabilities of some of the Samsung Galaxy S models creates a whole new experience of using smartphones.

The future of smartphones

Battery life on Samsung Galaxy S is amazingly durable. Known for its power saving features, the Samsung Galaxy S series can last more than a day of constant use without having to be charged. Of course this varies in what apps you open, but overall, Samsung has fine-tuned battery life to accommodate everyday uses. More delicious features comes in the form of wireless charging. The latest models of the S6 and S7 come with the charging pad, whereby you simply place your smartphone horizontally on the pad, and hey presto! – It charges! Beautiful isn’t it? if that isn’t the future, then nothing is. Overall, owning a Samsung Galaxy S model means that you’re the head of the curve in the smartphone market. You lead the way in technology and you appreciate the latest in advanced smartphone usage.

Reviews of Samsung Galaxy S

pinoytechblog.com

Reviewed on 2016-01-26

The Samsung i9000 Galaxy S is arguably Samsung's best smartphone to date. It's their flagship smartphone running on Android 2.1 and has the most gorgeous large display I've seen on a phone. After a few weeks use, I would say that this is one of the elite...

hardwarezone.com.ph

Reviewed on 2010-04-09

Slim and tasteful (if plasticky) design, Beautiful, large 4inch Super AMOLED display, 1GHz Hummingbird processor has power to spare, Extremely responsive UI and great battery life

Builtin social networking support is too basic, Samsung UI features that cannot be disabled mar the Android experience, Lack of physical search button

Samsung made the official announcement of its first Google Android 2.1 device at this year's CTIA event. Dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy S, this new Android device is bundled with loads of hardware and software features that will surely impress even the most...

pcmag.com

Reviewed on 2011-05-16

Fast processor. 4G Internet speeds. Gorgeous screen. Great camera. Latest version of Android.

Very expensive. Some bloatware. Screen resolution isn't cutting-edge. Missing movie store.

The finest Android phone we've seen so far, the Samsung Galaxy S II isn't just a competitor to the current iPhone. It competes with the next iPhone. The Galaxy S II is the fastest Android device I've ever used, with the best screen, the best camera, an...

brighthub.com

Reviewed on 2011-05-02

Android has come a long way since its inception. It now runs on millions of mobile phones and has seen the largest growth of all the smartphone platforms, leaving even iOS behind. It has more than 20 hardware partners shipping it on smartphones, table...

macworld.com

Reviewed on 2011-04-23

As a part of its aggressive 4G plans, T-Mobile launched a 4G version of the popular Samsung Galaxy S phones. But unfortunately, the Galaxy S 4G ($200 with a two-year contract from T-Mobile; price as of March 1) does not have the specs of the hot next-...

hothardware.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-31

Fast 1 GHz Hummingbird processor, Gorgeous 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen, Thin & very lightweight, microSD expansion slot

T-Mobile's 4G coverage is still somewhat limited, Speed tests showed hit and miss scores

When it comes to smartphones and wireless data services, 4G is definitely one of the hottest features today. And while various wireless service providers are touting their 4G networks and upcoming plans for 4G, there are still a relatively small numbe...

wired.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-15

com, See Also, Samsung's Galaxy Tab: iPad's First Solid Contender, Samsung Galaxy S Phone Processor Packs a Punch, Samsung Sells Five Million Galaxy S Phones, Samsung's WiFi Digicam Tethers to Galaxy S Smartphone, Samsung Chief Calls Galaxy Tab 10.1 ‘In...

Accessing the movie storefront requires a tedious login process. Bloatware aplenty. Where's my HDMI out? HSPAservice is fantastically fast (where available). 4G to 3G to EDGE handoffs are often slow. White backgrounds often produce the dreaded “screendoor...

It’s official: 2011 is the year of incremental progress. Mobile handsets have settled into a groove featurewise and are now gently nudging their way upward in speed, power and capabilities.If we’re going to be stuck in a climate of baby steps, at least...

brighthand.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-13

The Samsung Galaxy S 4G is the latest Android smartphone from T-Mobile. It has a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, two cameras. personal hotspot software, Wi-Fi calling, and a 16GB memory card pre-loaded with the hit movie Inceptio...

brighthub.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-10

The Samsung Galaxy S 4G is not the successor to the original Samsung Galaxy S, but rather an upgrade to the .for T-Mobile. T-Mobile has done an amazing job enhancing their new "4G" network and has released several smartphones capable of using the high...

engadget.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-10

Gorgeous displayImpressive cameraSolid overall performance

Average battery lifeLooks and feels cheapFroyo instead of Gingerbread

It's only been six months since Samsung launched its highly successful Galaxy S assault upon the US market with a series of carrier customized phones: the Vibrant and Captivate GSM twins for T-Mobile and AT&T, the WiMAX-rocking Epic 4G for Sprint and the ...

Pocketnow.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-07

The Galaxy S phones boast a speedy processor, a large Super AMOLED screen, and a lot of tweaks made to Android to make the device more unique. The Galaxy S 4G is essentially a refresh of T-Mobile's previous Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant that was also ava...

phonearena.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-02

Wonderful Super AMOLED display gives great multimedia experience, Great battery life, 21 Mbps 4G speeds is the best on the market, Comfortable, thin design

The materials could be better, Lots of bloatware

Last summer was a watershed moment for Android. The , and Samsung Galaxy S lineup dominated the cellular landscape and rightfully so. The was the variant for T-Mobile and was the first Galaxy S phone out of the gate in the US. It was quickly followe...

phonedog.com

Reviewed on 2011-03-01

First device to support T-Mobile’s HSPA+ 21 Mbps; 4-inch Super AMOLED display is nice; larger 1,650 mAh battery; front-facing camera.What’s Bad: The device still falls behind the G2 and the myTouch 4G in processor speed tests; plastic build quality may turn some users away.The Verdict: The Samsung Galaxy S is a nice upgrade to the Vibrant, but given the $199 price point, the myTouch 4G is a bett...

The device still falls behind the G2 and the myTouch 4G in processor speed tests; plastic build quality may turn some users away.

With the number of hot new devices coming out this year, the Samsung Galaxy S 4G - announced at Mobile World Congress last month - is the odd phone out. It’s an evolutionary upgrade from the Samsung Vibrant, with improvements like Android 2.2, a fro...

mobiletechreview.com

Reviewed on 2011-02-23

Excellent display, solid camera with good video recording, 4G HSPA speeds are great, Excellent display, solid camera with good video recording, 4G HSPA speeds are great, Excellent display, solid camera with good video r

Attractive but plasticky, 1GHz Hummingbird no longer the cream of the CPU crop, Attractive but plasticky, 1GHz Hummingbird no longer the cream of the CPU crop, Attractive but plasticky, 1GHz Hummingbird no longer the cr

Last year’s Samsung Vibrant, T-Mobile’s version of the Galaxy S, was a hit: T-Mobile sold large numbers of what was then an Android Superphone with a Super AMOLED display and fast 1GHz Hummingbird CPU. Roll around to early 2011 and the Vibrant is look...

Laptopmag.com

Reviewed on 2011-02-22

Fastest data speeds for T-Mobile, Good battery life, Gorgeous Super AMOLED Display, High-quality 720p camcorder, Lots of entertainment apps included

Annoying lock screen, Some lag at times, No camera flash or HDMI

One of our favorite Android phones just got a major speed boost. The Samsung Galaxy S 4G for T-Mobile is a lot like the Vibrant we reviewed in July, but it adds 4G connectivity, promising "theoretical" peak download speeds of 21 Mbps. This sequel also ...

phonescoop.com

Reviewed on 2011-02-22

Samsung has updated the Vibrant variant of its Galaxy S line with HSPA+ at 21Mbps. Is a faster data radio worth the upgrade? Find out in Phone Scoop's review. Is It Your Type? Since the Samsung Galaxy S 4G is so similar to the Samsung Vibrant, Phone S...

phonedog.com

Reviewed on 2011-02-21

Remember when PhoneDog reviewed the Samsung Vibrant ? The Samsung Galaxy S 4G is an evolutionary upgrade to the Vibrant with a larger 1,650 mAh battery, a new battery door, Android 2.2 (Froyo), support for T-Mobile's HSPA+ 21 Mbps network, and a front-fac...

mashable.com

Reviewed on 2011-01-21

Samsung has been making waves with its new Galaxy S Android-based smartphone. We recently put its AT&T variant, the Samsung Captivate, through the paces.Eschewing the single-carrier trend of most Android devices (in the U.S. anyway), Samsung is releasi...

phonearena.com

Reviewed on 2010-11-17

The and the are quite a fertile ground for comparison, due to the fact that both phones employ huge screens, coupled to latest generation chipsets. We ought to stage a cage fight to check how the powerful silicon fares at feeding the monstrous displa...

phonearena.com

Reviewed on 2010-10-18

If a Clash of the Titans movie was to be made for the smartphone industry, it would certainly feature the and the . These are the current cream-of-the-crop handsets of the world's largest and second-largest cell phone manufacturers. The Nokia N8 and S...