The AT&T version of Sammy's flagship is no less praiseworthy than any of the others that came under our microscope before it.
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The Samsung Galaxy S II combines a state-of-the-art dual-core processor with a terrific screen and amazing battery life to make it the top smartphone available on AT&T right now.
Read the full review →On top of its speediness, it has a superslim design, a gorgeous display, an excellent camera and of course, NFC support.
Read the full review →The Samsung Galaxy S II is definitely the best Android phone on AT&T, but we prefer the Sprint and T-Mobile versions because the former offers a brighter screen and unlimited data, while the latter offers much faster 4G speeds.
Read the full review →Having a winning combination of being thin, light, fast, and affordable the Galaxy S II is a clear winner for the US as well as Europe and outside of the US sales have already passed 10 million globally.
Read the full review →It’s been five months already since the first Galaxy S II came to the market and, we can attest, its AT&T sibling is a winner just like the original.
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camph
It's fast, highly responsive, and has a great screen. There only thing that can be improved is a better power button and softkeys.
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jbwitt
I was a 2-year 3GS owner. When it finally bit the dust it I had to decide between the Iphone 4s and the Galaxy S2. I was happy with my 3GS, and I'm sure I would have liked the 4S. But I'm extremely happy with the Samsung. I'm a software engineer so I like the customization options and app...
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jeffkoe
Trying this phone because my iPhone 4 was just too small for me to use without significant eye fatigue. Really enjoy the large, bright display but I do miss the higher resolution of the iPhone 4. Battery life has been reasonable for an Android phone. I thought I would miss the build quality of...
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logicrulez
The best phone of 2011 next to the Galaxy Nexus. Soon these two phones will stand side by side and reign the cellphone worl!
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Todrick
1st, my average scoring put this phone at a 4.0, I adjusted my total score to reflect the fact that everything I rated 4 or above was more about android than the actual phone... ---------------------------------- On to the Review ------------------------------------- I am probably the only...
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karan1003
I bought mine January of 2012. The only complaint that I have is that battery life sucks, but that's something you're going to have with any Android phone. What's really made this phone last is the scene on XDA - there's a lot of ROM's out there for a phone that's a year and a half old, and I'm...
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RGalhotra14
The descriptions for the above categories are pretty explanatory.
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