Samsung Galaxy S III (i9300)

performance, usability, portability, screen, price

reliability, connectivity

88% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, portability, price, screen

reliability, connectivity

80% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

price, usability, portability, performance, durability

reliability, battery, connectivity

78% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

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Stunning HD Screen ; Fastest Phone On The Planet ; Good quality 8 Megapixel camera ; MicroSD slot for expanding storage

Just a bit too big for many people ; Screen not quite as sharp as HTC One X ; Build doesn't feel as premium as other high-end rivals

There's no doubting the Samsung Galaxy S3 is technologically the top dog at the moment. It's screen is dazzling, its processor incredibly fast and its battery life is better than most. Add in extras such as a microSD slot, NFC and wireless charging and...

Decent battery life ; Superb screen ; New, lower price

Subjective design ; Older Android OS ; Aging features

A much lower price tag has helped the Galaxy S3 remain an attractive proposition, but with an older OS and slightly aging features there's now better budget options out there.

Slim and stylish design ; SD card and Dropbox for extra storage ; innovative features from voice control to proximity sensor ; superb video, very good audio ; clever interface

Home button has slight lag ; some unnecessary proprietary apps

Best smartphone, Award 2012. Believe the hype, the Galaxy S III is the phone they all have to beat

Great screen ; Decent battery life ; Chock-full of features

It’s just so big ; Gloss plastic looks low-end ; Some extras seem gimmicky

Same great formula from the original, fast mobile data, slightly improved hardware

Incredibly expensive, no extra internal storage options, battery sub-par for 4G

The regular Samsung Galaxy S III got 4.5 stars, and there's nothing inherently worse about this phone. But with the additional features being modest and the price higher it doesn't feel like the best way to spend your money.

So, that's the most obvious stuff for Jelly Bean. Overall, the Samsung update is a good one. We think our battery life is better now than it was before - it's still atrocious. The look is nice, and although it's very much a Samsung interface, it does...

Battery life, smooth UI and stability, camera performance, microSD card options, can change the battery

Display could be brighter, some minor software bugs

There is a lot to love about the Samsung Galaxy S III. As a premium flagship smartphone it has plenty going for it. The huge display, the power, the smooth and fast operation are all to its credit. Add to this the ability to change battery and expand...