The world of Samsung smartphones runs the gamut from one size to another. Want a phone that doubles as a small tablet? There’s a Galaxy for that. Not everyone finds phablet-sized smartphones of adequate size for a tablet, however, and so they opt for a larger dedicated tablet and, conversely, a smaller smartphone to complement it. Others simply want a small easy-to-hold-and-pocket offering. Regardless of your reasons for leaning towards the diminutive end of the spectrum, Samsung aims to have your back, rolling out the svelte GALAXY S 4 Mini — a miniature version of its popular handset by the same name. How does the smartphone hold up to its larger brethren? Read our full SlashGear review to find out.

Hardware

Upon first holding the GALAXY S 4 Mini, you immediately note two things: that it is small, and that it doesn’t feel small. By this I mean, the Mini is rounded and smooth, with relatively small bezels and a layout that makes its easy to operate single-handed. The Super AMOLED display is a moderate 4.3-inches, and coupled with the qHD resolution, it doesn’t feel cramped and difficult to navigate. Any concerns about the Mini feeling too mini can be assuaged, since Samsung’s design accomplishes what its name promises without making a hassle of itself.
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