Samsung Galaxy Nexus 32GB Plans & Deals

"Google has changed almost every part of the interface and the result is a phone that is easier to use. Android 4.0 still isn't as simple as iOS or as elegant as Windows Phone 7.5, but its fast, effective and easier on the eye than any previous versions of the software. In a full week of use, the Galaxy Nexus did not crash or stutter: performance is consistently excellent." 4.8/5 Stars

"The 4.65 inch 720p display on the Galaxy Nexus is fantastic. The size, coupled with impressive 720×280 resolution, makes for an engaging experience no matter what you’re doing. The seemingly idiosyncratic size of 4.65′ is to allow for a 16:9 aspect ratio; the same ratio that is used by most modern wide-screen televisions." 90/100

"Proof that megapixel counts are almost irrelevant when you have a good sensor, the camera on the Galaxy Nexus produces hugely encouraging results. Some shots can look a little washed-out, but most of the time the sensor does a decent job of capturing colour and brightness... It's also one of the fastest cameras we've seen on a mobile." 4.5/5 Stars

"Viewing video content on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is comparable to the best screen experiences we've had on a phone. The AMOLED display plays HD video content with rich colours, deep blacks and smooth, silky playback." 4.5/5 Stars

"This is the new hero for Google and Samsung, and not just because it’s running Ice Cream Sandwich. It’s worth the cash you’re going to pay for it hardware-wise, it’ll get updates to its software first when it comes time for Google to update, and the whole Android development underground will have their fingers busier on this device than on any other for the coming year or so... "

"You won't find an SD slot on the outside. Or indeed, the inside. Ridiculously, this – the flagship Google handset which is so set up as a media device – has been crippled by having NO expandable memory. Words fail us." 4/5 Stars

"The Galaxy Nexus is sculpted to fit into your hand, a gentle curve that sits nicely and presents the display to you. We've seen some devices with big displays that feel too big, so you have to shift them around to use them one-handed. That's not the case with the Galaxy Nexus, although reaching the far corner of the screen with your thumb can be a bit of a stretch. At times you almost forget that the screen is as big as it is." 4/5 Stars

"And then there's the resolution. If you have the eyesight to match the 316ppi pixel density you will love being able to browse desktop versions of websites without having to scroll all over the place."