Testseek.fr ont rassemblé 265 examens experts du Samsung GT-i9200 Galaxy Mega 6.3 et l'estimation moyenne est 76%. Faites descendre l'écran et voyez les toutes les revues pour Samsung GT-i9200 Galaxy Mega 6.3.
September 2013
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Prix
Autonomie
4G
écran
Ecran confortable et immersif
Compatibilité 4G
Bonnes performances/autonomie
Ecran HD géant
Compatibilité 4G
Batterie haute capacité
Jelly Bean 4.2
Superbe écran
Bon format pour les usages multimédias (lecture vidéo
Jeux
Surf web)
Taillée pour le multimédia
Ergonomie
Taille et qualité d'affichage de l'écran
Lecture de vidéos très confortable
Navigateur web
Lecture de la musique
Vitesse de partage des fichiers volumineux en WIFI Direct
Richesse de Google Play
Autonomie correcte
Ecran 6
3 pouces
Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean)
16 Go de mémoire
Un très bel et confortable écran
Les qualités de design du Galaxy S4
Bonne autonomie
Peut quand même s'utiliser comme téléphone
Très grand écran
Qui plus est lumineux
Grands angles de vision
Polyvalent
Connectivité sansfil garnie
De nombreux logiciels fournis
Beaucoup d'accessoires
Le boitier ne chauffe pas
Très bonne autonomie
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Quelques ralentissements
Encombrement
8 Go en version de base
Usage à une main peu confortable
Nécessite de grandes poches
Addition salée
Quelques légers ralentissements dans la navigation dans les menus
Rendu photo perfectible
Préhension de l'appareil pour téléphoner
Pas de stylet
Originalité du design
Légers ralentissements
Pas de paramètre de désactivation du son du déclencheur de l'appareil photopartage de photos ou de vidéo en NFC vraiment pas au point ?son du déclencheur bruyant et non désactivablePas de mode « stockage de masse USB »dictionnaire rattaché au clavier stan
Trop gros pour la majorité des gens ?
Des perfomances brutes un peu décevantes
Un peu cher
Pas beaucoup d'accessoires en option
Une utilisation qui peut s'avérer confuse
Performances générales et 3D tout juste moyennes
Résolution relativement faible compte tenu de la taille de l'écran
Extrait: Samsung's love affair with big screens may have started with the Note line of phones, but the Mega portfolio is really something else. “Mega” apparently stands for the largest screen you can put in a phone and still call it that, while the Note handset...
Very slim and compact handset for the screen size, Landscape interface mode
Unwieldy to carry and handle
From the looks of it, the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 design and weight is an achievement for such an enormous screen size and a huge 3200 mAh battery pack inside. The display panel actually makes it a great phone for browsing the web, watching videos, rea...
Extrait: We've been waiting with baited breath for this year's gargantuan phone ideas from Samsung, and the Galaxy Mega 6.3 didn't disappoint with screen diagonal. Measuring 6.3 across, as the name suggests, it is not meant to be a flagship product, given the ...
We suspected that Samsung was working on a 6.3″ smartphone, and frankly, we thought that it was the Galaxy Note 3 until recently. While it is just about certain that the Samsug Galaxy Note 3 will come in due time, the arrival of this Galaxy Mega is quite...
Publié: 2013-04-12, Auteur: Range , review by: technabob.com
Extrait: If you thought that the 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Note II wasn't big enough for your needs, then you'll be happy to learn that the Samsung Galaxy Mega takes it up a few notches with its 6.3-inch screen, begging the question – when does a phablet simply beco...
4G and microSD support, Large, bright screen, Doesn't feel too large, Decent camera
Small internal storage, Only dualcore, No Full HD display, Expensive
After all that, you might have a pretty good idea of where this all leaves us. With the Galaxy Mega, Samsung has created a handset that really stands out, if only for its gargantuan screen. Coming in at a price point that means it challenges the flagship ...
Two day battery life for a 4G phone is great; Excellent 4G performance; Maintains the look of an S4, except enlarged; Works as a remote control for your TV;
Looks ridiculous when held to the side of your head; Microphone is poorly placed; Made of plastic; Occasional slow downs can be noticed; Typical Samsung Android problems can be seen here, too;
At a hair under $600, the Galaxy Mega is possibly one of the better massive smartphones out there, providing what is essentially a Galaxy S4 without as much speed in a body that is far, far bigger.Against the competition, Samsung's Galaxy Mega provides a...
Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.3 has a great price, runs Android 4.2.2, and comes with an 8-megapixel camera and extras like a TV remote
The phone's large size makes it unwieldy, and its screen resolution is too low for a phone this big
Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.3 is just about your only choice for a jumbo-screen phablet under $200, but those with more flexible budgets should consider a phone with a higher-resolution display....
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Publié: 2013-07-13, Auteur: Jason , review by: ausdroid.net
Comfortable to use, despite the size, Like the S4, plastic body reduces weight and heft, Supports Australian LTE, Large 3,200 mAh battery
Performance not on par with 2013 flagships, 720p screen is disappointing coming after the S4, Too big to properly handle for photos / videos, No such thing as one-handed phone use
It's enjoyable to use, as long as you can tolerate its quirks and don't push it too hard. It's an extremely good device, and it's spoiled me for smaller devices – the Galaxy S4 and HTC One now feel like toys by comparison.Ultimately, the question everyone...
Extrait: If you think smartphones with huge screens are ridiculous, look away now. Samsung has just announced the Galaxy Mega 6.3 Android phone, a mid-range device with a huge 6.3in touchscreen.According to Samsung, the Galaxy Mega 6.3 is "a device that combines t...
