Samsung Galaxy Express
Key specs
Critic consensus
“As you see, the I8730 Galaxy Express is a very solid offering from Samsung. It shows that Samsung can perfectly target competition-free market segments with great precision. Rather than throw in everything but the kitchen sink alongside the fast processor, they've given the Galaxy Express a good screen, a robust 2000 mAh battery and the trendy LTE connectivity. Carriers with budding LTE networks would love going after the Galaxy Express and Samsung will happily oblige. Buying one off contract however most probably won't be such a good deal for end users.”
“For a $1 smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Express is fantastic. You get a decent display, comfortable and attractive design, good performance, and speedy 4G LTE. If you’re on a tight budget and really need to get a phone for next to nothing, the Express is not a bad choice. It’s not as great as the Galaxy S3 (now just $100 on contract), but is definitely better than its price would suggest.”
“The Samsung Galaxy Express I8730 is another example of a Samsung phone that looks and acts like a Samsung phone. The company seems to be pushing hard to give the same basic look and experience across a large range of prices, and if sales are a clue, it seems to be working for the company. For prospective buyers, the choices boil down to how fast you want or need your device, and how big you want it to be. If the Galaxy Express meets your needs, it does a great job of doing exactly what it claims to do.”
“While I prefer the Express above both the Sony Xperia Ion (due to its dated OS and disappointing camera) and the Motorola Atrix HD (because of its less powerful battery), the device isn't necessarily the best $100 phone in AT&T's lineup.If you want the midlevel Galaxy experience but in a more rugged (albeit also more unattractive) package, the Samsung Rugby Pro is basically a tougher version of the Express at the same price. Lastly, not only will you get a swift and solid performance with the Sony Xperia TL Bond phone, but at that same sweet $100 price, you'll also get a powerful 13-megapixel camera to boot.”
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What people say
Only a few ratings so far, not enough to show a trend yet.
1 rating so far
It has all the capabilities of the Galaxy 3 except it's the size of a cell phone. Phones are getting bigger and bigger and I like that there is an option besides the IPhone 5 that fits in a shirt pocket.
What people actually want to know
When was the Samsung Galaxy Express released?
The Samsung Galaxy Express was released on November 27, 2012.
How long does the battery last on the Samsung Galaxy Express?
The Samsung Galaxy Express has a 2,000 mAh battery.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Express have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Express has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I get support for the Samsung Galaxy Express?
Visit Samsung's official support page for warranty info, repairs, and troubleshooting.
Where can I download the Samsung Galaxy Express manual?
You can view and download the Samsung Galaxy Express manual on our dedicated manual page.
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Hi Jodie. Try this and let me know if it works.
- Go to Settings.
- Under Wireless & Networks, tap on Wi-Fi.
- Press Menu ➔ Advanced.
- Uncheck Network notification.
That should stop your phone from automatically searching for open Wi-Fi networks.