At 3.7-inches the screen is big but easy to manage and the textured rear makes it look solid - bordering on rough.

it handles comfortably and we like the fact that it hasn't grown much in size despite having a bigger screen than the original.

When the lights go out, the amount of detail is even less.

and if I will recomended to my family first but I would say beware of carmera details from there all right.

This is partly why Samsung has created the Galaxy W. It has a more standard-sized 3.7inch screen and a relatively modest single core processor, but it's also much more affordable as you can pick it up for around £228 SIM free and for free on a £22 a month contract from Three, who supplied our test handset.

For one, the 7.0 Plus won’t feel out of depth around dual core competitors but Samsung's own Exynos SoC gives its media credentials a serious boost.

The front facing camera is designed for video calling in apps like GoogleTalk and only has a VGA resolution, while if you flip the phone over and you'll see the 5.0megapixel camera staring out at you.

The 5-megapixel camera on the Ace Plus isn't as sharp as phones with 8-megapixel sensors, but you do get an LED flash.