performance, screen, portability, usability, battery

71% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, portability, usability, camera, battery

75% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Lightweight, sleek chassis ; Decent power for a Chromebook ; Excellent endurance

Screen lacks some detail ; Speakers are a little thin

The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus impresses with its sleek design, solid power and excellent endurance. It also features a solid port selection and decent FHD AMOLED display. It's just little things that let it down such as thinner speakers.

Long battery life ; Compact size ; Can control smart home devices

Only works with Samsung phones ; Not the lightest of tags ; Less water resistance than some

The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag Plus is a cheap way of tracking anything you want to attach it to. That's providing you have a Samsung Galaxy phone already and want to embrace the ecosystem.

Ample performance and great battery life ; Gorgeous OLED display ; Slim and light dimensions, high-end materials

Bad stuff 1 ; Bad stuff 2

One of the most impressive ChromeOS laptops on sale today. The Galaxy Chromebook Plus might be expensive, but it’s slim, speedy, and has a simply outstanding screen.

Great performance ; Luxurious, ultra-light design ; Vibrant AMOLED screen ; Quick Insert key and Gemini integration

Treble-heavy audio ; Screen resolution is just full HD

Quad-band GSM and quad-band 3G support ; 21.1 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA support ; 4.3" 16M-color Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen of WVGA (480 x 800 pixel) resolution ; Android OS 4.1.2 Jelly Bean with Nature UX ; 1.2 GHz dual-core...

No dedicated camera key ; Almost identical to its predecessor ; Below average loudspeaker performance ; Pricey at launch

We mentioned at the start that it's the software where the S II Plus will make the most sense over the original Galaxy S II, due in large part to the near-identical hardware of the two devices. However, with Jelly Bean for the Galaxy S II already...

Ultra-Wide Band and Bluetooth tracking ; Hole for keyring or luggage tag ; Augmented reality special effects ; Lots of customization potential

Ultra-Wide Band tracking requires recent Samsung phone ; Bigger, heavier and more expensive than other tags ; Short battery life

Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag Plus tracker uses a combination of Bluetooth and Ultra-Wide Band communications to help find lost items with a dash of augmented reality effects for good measure.

High-contrast AMOLED screen, Smooth user interface, Good application and gaming performance, Meticulous workmanship, Micro SD card reader, NFC, Slim, light and well-built: The Galaxy S2 Plus is not at all just a weak refresh that wants to adorn itself...

Fairly high price, Screen's low resolution, Average equipment, With a price difference of only around EUR 100 to the Galaxy S3, the S2 Plus is simply too expensive for our taste. An 800 x 480 pixel screen, 1.2 GHz dual-core, 8 GB storage are the key...

Thin and light for a mid-range device, Camera takes good photos

Can't really call it an upgrade, 480 by 800 pixel displays are so 2010

First and foremost, there's no denying that the Samsung Galaxy S II Plus is a capable and well-made mid-range smartphone. It has preserved many of the traits that made the 2-year-old Galaxy S II land in the pockets of over 40 million people worldwide,...