Samsung S5670 Galaxy FIT

Affordable, camera works well, performs core functions well enough

Low resolution screen, screen reflections, battery life

Although basic functionality works well, the Samsung Galaxy Fit is let down by the screen, both in terms of the resolution and the reflective finish, so it’s well worth looking around before parting with your cash

With a price tag of Rs. 10,700 (MOP), the Galaxy Fit is not a handset I would recommend over the Galaxy 3. While it seemed to fare well enough overall in the media department and is equipped to handle all kinds of connectivity, it lack a little...

Settings area on main screen ; Small and light ; Easy access to task manager ; Camera quite serviceable ; FM radio

Poor battery life ; Camera lacks flash ; Low-resolution screen ; No Flash support ; Short on internal memory

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Clear call quality ; Good camera by budget smartphone standards ; Classy design

Processor isn’t all that quick ; Low resolution screen ; Doesn't support Flash

The Galaxy Fit is not a bad budget Android smartphone thanks to its stylish design and above average camera. But while it more than holds it's own against the likes of the Vodafone Smart, its low resolution screen means it pails in comparison to the...

The times are long gone when smartphones were scary and complicated. Little green men were a hoax, the little green robots are the real deal. And Samsung are busy carrying out their plan. Match every touchscreen feature phone - every Corby and every...

It may have a low-resolution screen, but the Galaxy Fit makes the most of its low specification hardware. It's a bargain

Great 5-megapixel camera with autofocus ; Eye-catching design ; Excellent price

No Flash support in browser ; Low-res screen

The Samsung Galaxy Fit manages to outclass the Galaxy Mini with a larger screen, better camera and more attractive appearance. In terms of raw power, though, the two phones are practically identical. 

As a mid-range budget phone that does the basics, the Samsung Galaxy Fit does the job admirably. Easy to pick up and easy to get to grips with, it’s perhaps a good option for someone who has not used a touchscreen phone before or doesn't want or care...

Samsung expects the Galaxy Fit to be available in Australia by May or early June.

It’s unfair to compare the Samsung Galaxy Fit with the very latest smartphone models you find on sale for preposterous amounts of money, but at the same time, it’s very difficult not to. The display and processing power just can’t match higher-end...