It weighs a mere 113g, but its curvy backside clad in a textured ubbery material makes it feel much more secure in the hand, while also making it easy to feel for in your manbag or handbag. Samsung tells us that this meshed back cover will be featured on future smartphones.
The 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen is responsive, but the light behind the touch sensitive buttons on the bottom times out after six seconds, so if you haven't memorised what's where, it can be quite frustrating.
The frontage looks identical to the Samsung Galaxy S but with the added silver piping.
The top of the phone sports a 3.5mm jack and micro-USB charging socket with a sliding cover for added protection from dust.
There are very few physical buttons on this handset, three in fact, leaving us to rely on soft keys for most of the action. The power button on the right side doubles up as the screen lock and directly opposite on the left side is the volume rocker.
The third button is the main one on the front which takes you back to the Home screen (another similarity to the iPhone). The right side features the microSD card slot with a 2GB card thrown in, which is very small considering the internal memory is a measly 158MB.
It's quite slim at only 11.5mm, but not as skinny as the Samsung Galaxy Swhich is a tiny 9.9mm.
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