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Key Features and Benefits: The Blaze 4G is Built for Speed Combine T-Mobile's 4G network with a Qualcomm 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, and it makes lightning seem slow. The Galaxy S Blaze 4G lets you do everything faster and smoother. Browse while gaming, while downloading, while texting. A blink is all the time you need for whatever you need to download or upload. Boredom Just Disappeared With your Blaze 4G, entertainment options flow like a fire hose. Get movies and TV shows from Samsung Media Hub, Netflix, Google Play and T-Mobile TV. Catch HD DivX flicks with playback up to 1080p on a separate HD device. Are you a music lover? The Blaze is your phone. Store music in the cloud - or explore new tunes - with Google Play, or listen to a personalized radio station on Slacker radio. If you love to read magazines, you'll have the eReader app from Zinio . Stay on top of all your social networks with a glance, using integrated social networking from Samsung Social Hub. Green Guides Show You the Way In an effort to provide our customers with the latest in technology and the best user-experience, we've provided a new environmental-friendly alternative to a printed paper guide. The Colors Blaze for Rich Viewing You'll love the 3.97" Super AMOLED screen on your new Galaxy S Blaze 4G. Colors are more vivid, contrast is more pronounced and details are needle sharp. Videos are more enjoyable to watch and all your type is sharper for emails, texts and eBooks. The 480 x 800 touch screen navigates quickly and smoothly with just a touch. Voice Talk with Turn-by-Turn Directions Your Blaze 4G has turn-by-turn directions with no typing. Just speak, and it speaks to you with Vlingo Voice Talk. You can also dial a phone number, send a text, navigate to an address, play music, search and much more just by speaking. Driving Mode reads notifications aloud so you can keep your eyes on the road. What's Included: Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G 1750 mAh Battery Power adapter
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| Item model number | S Blaze 4G |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 610214629371 |
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Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G - 4G smartphone - RAM 1 GB / Internal Memory 4 GB - OLED display - 3.97" - 800 x 480 pixels - rear camera 5 MP - front camera 1.3 MP - T-Mobile
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I work in the steel industries and needed a beat up phone that I wouldn't worry about if I broke it but it would have the smartphone applications I use for work. I have had this phone for more than 4 years. it has been dropped 30 or more feet multiple times and the screen just had minor cracks but was still useable. I am very pleased with this phone. I spent hundreds of dollars on other phones and cases that stated they would work. but I got this phone and a phone case and they finally gave out and broke the screen while I was working on a crane.
i have been using this cell phone for about two years. it was very easy to set up and i find it easy to use. the world comes with me as i am always able to access any info i need at a moments notice. it makes life very easy for my.
I had my Galaxy S Blaze for over 4 years and had zero issues. The blaze was my first smartphone and I found it to be intuitive and very user friendly. As with all Samsung products, the Blaze is a quality phone with great reception, a fabulous camera and a crisp clear display. If it'd been able to continue system updates so that newer apps were compatible, I'd most likely still be using it. Sorry to retire my old friend!
I have had this phone several months now, and is a rock solid, dependable handset that unfortunately will be overlooked by many. It has the same performance as the Galaxy S2, only in a better looking case that feels better in the hand than the S2. The camera works just fine, despite reviews complaining about it "only" being a 5mp shooter. Unless you are careless or hurried, photos come out just fine. Phone quality is exceptional. Both speakers are clear and loud, and reception is very good. Battery life is above average, and being able to change both the SIM and micro SD card without removing the battery is a novel feature. The overall impression of the phone is that of high quality that will last for years. I believe this is the best "sleeper" phone Samsung has ever produced.
I like the phone very much but you need to come up with long life batteries
THE PHONE HAS GREAT SIZE AND IS EASY TO USE. IT IS FAST AND HAS GREAT STORAGE. WAS EASY TO UNDERSTAND, AS NEEDED NO INFO ON GETTING THE PHONE UP AND RUNNING. JUST AND EXCELLANT PRODUCT.
The phone I now have is a replacement for the one we had for several years. That one developed problems where the email didn't arrive timely. The replacement is working well, and any problems I have are due to the carrier, not the phone.
I have had many type's of phones since the early 90's. But the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze . Far out performs them all from memory,speed,features,video quality and fun. When I purchased the Galaxy S I was truly amazed at Its speed and ability to perform with crisp and sharp design. Its truly my phone for life Thanks Samsung keep up the wonderful work ..
nice phone, what I like most about it are the picture quality and the sound, very nice sound with base... it can also Skype easily... great product indeed
The Blaze 4G is a CPU and RAM update to the Samsung-made Nexus S (Google's 2nd Nexus phone) from 2010. I'm surprised no one has mentioned this before in any review I've seen, although its Galaxy S moniker belies its heritage. The screen is the same size and 800 x 480 resolution, the rear-facing camera is the same 5 MP, the exterior dimensions are the same, the general design is the same, and it comes with the same 2.3 Gingerbread-Android. The CPU has been well updated to a 1.5 GHz dual-core and RAM is now 1 MB; oh yeah, and the front camera is fancier at 1.3 MP. Also improved from the Nexus S is a microSD slot, which I assume they expect you to upgrade on your own (and I did), because the 4GB included is not competitive. The OS can be upgraded via wire to 4.0.4 ICS; however, the Nexus S was allowed 4.1.2 JB, which Samsung has not yet granted to the Blaze 4G (hint, hint). The size (smaller compared to recent Samsung and HTC designs) appealed to me, because I was replacing a lost iPhone, and I had grown accustomed to the one-thumb accessibility of the screen. I don't think this is a coincidence since the Nexus S was designed as a direct competitor. The manageable size fits in my shirt or coat chest pocket comfortably. Speaking of how it feels, the back has a pleasant grippy texture that doesn't require a cover to protect it or keep it from slipping out of your hands. Call quality has given me no reason to complain. Data speeds are good, but I haven't benchmarked. The rear camera is decent enough; I use it, it's fine, but outclassed by its current contemporaries. Battery life lasts the whole day, but not two days. As for cons, T-mobile puts so much bloatware on it, it's a true negative. I ended up disabling all of it, and wish I could simply delete them, but they're baked in. Practically a reason to root. Overall: Responsive and capable, highly portable, and affordable former star with some beneficial upgrades. A solid, satisfactory smartphone.