Samsung I5801 Galaxy Apollo / Galaxy Naos / Galaxy Leo

50% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

83% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Good Value ; Responsive touchscreen ; Good battery life ; Surprisingly snappy

Low resolution screen ; Small screen ; No camera flash ; Slightly chunky design

There's no shutter button for the 3.15-megapixel camera, nor is there a flash, but otherwise the I5801 is reasonably well kitted out with the top edge home to a headphone jack and microUSB socket and there's a miscroSD slot under the battery cover for...

However, the display does have one big advantage over the Portal’s one in that it uses capacitive rather than resistive technology. As a result, not only is it very sensitive to touch input, but it also supports multi-touch gestures such as...

Extremely responsive screen ; Multi-touch zooming ; Feature-packed camera ; Great media and video performance

No camera flash ; Awful Orange widgets & apps ; No trackpad or optical sensor ; Low-res video recording

The version of the Samsung Galaxy Apollo we had to review is the Galaxy Apollo i5801 model – which is exclusive to Orange in the UK. Don't confuse this with the regular Galaxy Apollo i5800 – the i5800 version doesn't feature the i5801's fancy silver...

The Samsung Galaxy 580 Android smartphone is compact and feature packed, but it remains overpriced compared to alternatives, particularly the excellent LG Optimus One.

The Samsung Galaxy Apollo is truly an average phone that fits right in between power users and regular cell phone users. It's interesting to note that in the U.S. market, Samsung is currently planning a very similar phone, the Samsung Gem, and one has...

Disappointing snapper and slow GPS. The display is low-res and rather small

There’s plenty of the benefits of Android on a well-made, budget phone, but it can’t live up to the more expensive smartphones when it comes to performance

There’s plenty of the benefits of Android on a well-made, budget phone, but it can’t live up to the more expensive smartphones when it comes to performance

It is great that Samsung has managed to squeeze capacitive technology into its specifications for the Galaxy Apollo i5800. That means you can do pinch to zoom when Web browsing, which is always our favourite way of homing in on what we want to read.