Samsung Phones- The Full Range

Samsung phones are some of the best mobiles on today's market and in this article we are telling you about the full range of Samsung phones commonly available through UK operators. You can find a full list of models here, but we will concentrate on those easily found with UK mobile providers.

Samsung Phones- The Galaxy S Range

Samsung's Galaxy S range is the company's top end regular mobile series of phones, and there are quite a few models currently available in this range. Below we will take a quick peek at the more popular ones available on the market right now.

The top of the line right now is the Samsung Galaxy S4, and this is a very powerful device. It comes with a quad core 1.6 GHz processor, a full five inch screen and a 13 MP camera, and costs around £550. There are a few other versions of the regular S4 available. The S4 Active is a waterproof model (quad core 1.9 GHz processor, five inch screen and 8 MP camera) which retails for £500, and the S4 Zoom is an optical zoom camera phone (dual core 1.5 GHz processor, 4.3 inch screen and 16 MP camera) which goes for around £470.

The slightly older Galaxy S III model is still available, and this is a great mid-level phone. It has a quad core 1.4 GHz processor and a 4.8 inch screen, as well as an 8 MP camera. These days the Galaxy S III sells for around £300, so it is quite a bargain.

Additionally, there are smaller Mini versions of both the S4 and the S III. The Galaxy S4 Mini has a dual core 1.7 GHz processor, a 4.3 inch display and an 8 MP camera and sells for around £380. The Galaxy S III Mini has a 1 GHz dual core processor, a four inch screen and a 5 MP camera and sells for around £270.

Samsung Mobiles- The Galaxy Note Series

The Samsung Galaxy Note series is a range of phablet devices, meaning that these phones have ultra-big screens. There are currently two Galaxy Note phones available in the UK through operators.
The newest release is the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. This model has a huge quad core 2.3 GHz processor and 3 GB of RAM, plus a 5.7 inch screen and a 13 MP camera. It will cost you around £630.

Last year's Note model, the Galaxy Note II is also still being sold by many retailers. This has a quad core 1.6 GHz processor, 2 GB of RAM, a five and a half inch screen and an 8 MP camera. The Note II will run you about £480.

The Regular Galaxy Range

Samsung has two ranges of budget phones, and the Galaxy range is one of these. The Samsung Galaxy series is generally the lowest spec range of the Samsung smartphones, though it is very affordable. There are three models commonly sold with UK networks.

The Samsung Galaxy Fame is the most expensive of these and it has a 1 GHz single core processor, a three and a half inch screen, a 5 MP camera and 4 GB of internal memory. It costs around £150.
The Samsung Galaxy Young is the middle model. This also has a 1 GHz single core processor, but a smaller 3.2 inch screen, a 3.15 MP camera and 4 GB of internal memory. The Galaxy Young will cost you about £110.

Finally, the Samsung Galaxy Y is the cheapest model. This has an 800 MHz single core processor, a three inch screen, a 2 MP camera and only 180 MB of internal memory. It does cost only £80 however.

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The Galaxy Ace Series

The other budget range of Samsung phones is the Galaxy Ace range, which in general is a little pricier with more advanced features than the regular Galaxy range. There are three models available on the UK market.

The cheapest is the Samsung Galaxy Ace. This has an 800 MHz single core processor, a three and a half inch screen, a 5 MP camera and 158 MB of internal storage. It costs just £120.

Next is the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2, the upgrade to the regular Galaxy Ace model. This has a dual core 800 MHz processor, a 3.8 inch screen, a 5 MP camera and 4 GB of internal storage, and will cost you around £180.

Finally, the latest release in the series is the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3. This time you get a dual core 1 GHz processor and a full four inch display, along with a 5 MP camera and 4 GB of internal memory. The Galaxy Ace 3 costs around £260.

The Samsung E Series

Finally, the Samsung E series is a non-smartphone line, and all models are the traditional candy bar phone with a numeric keypad plus non touch screen. These are not 3G enabled, though they are very affordable phones indeed. Again, there are three models available.

The E2350 is the top phone in this range, and costs around £50. This is a sliding keyboard phone that has a two inch screen, a VGA video chat style camera and will accept an SD card for up to 16 GB of storage.

The E2121 B will cost you around £30. This has a one and a half inch screen, a 0.3 MP camera and 9 MB of internal storage.

Finally, the E1200 has a 150 MHz processor and a one and a half inch screen. It will cost you under £20.

Samsung has a range of phones to choose from for every budget and to fit everyone's needs. All you need to do is to decide which of these great Samsung models is for you and then head to your closest UK operator to get the fantastic mobile you need.

  Phil Turner

About the Author:

Phil Turner was asked by his wife to purchase her a phone as a birthday gift. He looked up the best Samsung phones on the market and compared available offers by visiting comparison websites like uSwitch.