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Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2

Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2
  • Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2
  • Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2
  • Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2
  • Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2
  • Samsung YP-GI1C Galaxy Player 4.2
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Based on 6 reviews
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Reviews

  • By TechRadar on July 31, 2012

    While there's nothing inherently wrong with the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 and the concept of a cellular (and contract) free Android device is admirable, it's doomed to be a niche product aimed at entertaining kids whose parents are already fans...

    70
  • By LaptopMag on July 09, 2012

    Samsung's Galaxy Player 4.2 is a good iPod touch alternative, offering a large screen, great speakers and easy access to Android games and...

    70
  • By Pocket-lint on June 25, 2012

    A great music player, but perhaps a little too costly to be worth considering if you have a modern phone....

    80
  • By Engadget on June 20, 2012

    By now, you have probably gathered that while there isn't much wrong with the Galaxy Player 4.2, we feel Samsung could have tried harder. As we've noted throughout this review, 100 percent of the functionality of this device is available in any...

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  • By PCWorld on June 06, 2012

    With its generous display, expandable storage, and thin-and-light design, the Galaxy Player 4.2 is a solid option for anyone looking for an Android-powered media player....

    80
  • By evogadget.com on June 01, 2012

    Samsung's Galaxy Player series has many nice models. But the 4.2 we analyzed here is the...

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  • By Phone Arena on May 31, 2012

    We’ve said it before people and we’ll continue to say it again – well, that’s unless a future variant is outfitted with better hardware. On the outside, it’s fairly evident that the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 is a beefy...

    45
  • By cnet on May 31, 2012

    When it comes to competing with Apple's iPod Touch media player, the Galaxy Player 4.2 is Samsung's best effort yet, but it's still playing...

    70
  • By SlashGear on May 29, 2012

    If I had to choose one Galaxy Player from the whole lineup released or announced thus far to work with, this would be it. The Galaxy Player 3.6 is just a bit too small to want to work with, and the Galaxy Player 5.0 is much too thick to want to have...

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