Galaxy S5 mini

[Golfdriver97]

The specs, courtesy of Alex: Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini specs | Android Central

Anyone looking at getting one?

 

[bbmjack]

Same as S4 mini

Please attenion cooling system malfunction please use nearest exit -BF4 lacang dam

 

[SpookDroid]

I like how they retained the water/dust resistance part. I thought the 'minis' weren't gonna get it this time.

 

[thatguy97]

Same as S4 mini

Please attenion cooling system malfunction please use nearest exit -BF4 lacang dam

No its pretty different the screen is 720 not qHD like the s4 mini

Posted from my Nexus 7 2013 running Android L or Samsung galaxy S5

 

[TeritorialDemon]

Not to knock on the S5 mini but what is so special about this phone? After 5 generations of this model it doesn't seem to have any real bumped up specs.

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[philip42]

The specs aren't leading edge I agree but a number of shortcomings of the S4 mini have been addressed. Namely, it now has a notification light, 720p screen, waterproof, dust proof, and the reception is amazing (so my last post). Well worth a purchase in my opinion.

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[osvanberg]

The specs aren't leading edge I agree but a number of shortcomings of the S4 mini have been addressed. Namely, it now has a notification light, 720p screen, waterproof, dust proof, and the reception is amazing (so my last post). Well worth a purchase in my opinion.

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Well, all true and well, but since the S5 Mini utilizing the horrible penile matrix, and the S4 Mini the superior RGB matrix, the S5 Minis screen is in fact way more pixelized (worse) than the S4 Minis. So the bump to 720p from qHD doesn't do any good. Unfortunately!

 

[philip42]

Well, all true and well, but since the S5 Mini utilizing the horrible penile matrix, and the S4 Mini the superior RGB matrix, the S5 Minis screen is in fact way more pixelized (worse) than the S4 Minis. So the bump to 720p from qHD doesn't do any good. Unfortunately!

That's fair enough. I wouldn't really understand the ins and outs of that kind of thing to be honest. I know I can't notice any difference. I feel that HD is sufficient in phones nowadays, but 720p suits my needs.

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