Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 Review | Pocketnow

Опубликовано 18 июня 2013, 22:44

Samsung is great at many things: pushing boundaries, providing a portfolio of mobile devices in practically every size imaginable, and applying the same design language across the entire portfolio. The Galaxy Mega 6.3 is a perfect example of that.

Many said the original Galaxy Note, with a 5.3-inch display, was entirely too large. In fact, 4.3-inch smartphones were considered large just two years ago. Then Samsung proceeded to release an even bigger smartphone, the 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II. Now thanks to the Galaxy Mega 6.3, a gigantic smartphone that bears a 6.3-inch display and more closely resembles a small tablet than a smartphone, the Galaxy Note and Galaxy Note II seem rather modest ... maybe even normal.

Instead of existing under the same brand, it and its 5.8-inch sibling have been given appropriate brands of their own -- Mega.

We're left with a bevy of unanswered questions we now aim to answer once and for all. Is a phone that barely fits in your pocket worth the buy? Have we finally met our match, a phone that's too big to handle? We've spent eight full days with the Galaxy Mega 6.3 in our (stretched) hands and (tight) pockets. This is our full review.

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