Samsung galaxy s3 vs galaxy s4?

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I'm going to be buying a new phone and I cut the choices down to the galaxy s3 or s4.my question is is it worth it to buy the s4 over the s3? The s3 is 99.00 and the s4 is 199.00 is the s4 worth the extra hundred dollars?The main thing I like so far is that the s4 has a 13mp camera while the s3 has 8mp.this is my first galaxy phone so don't know much about them I'm switching from iphone.Any opinions is much appreciated
 
Never had the s3 but do have the s4. The best thing to do is to look up the differences on youtube. S3 vs s4
 
Ya that's what iv been doing the last hour lol s4 seems to have a lot more features
 
I just had the same dilemma. I ended up getting the s3 for free from best buy with my upgrade.

I have no regret s...I love this phone.

Either one you get you will be happy.


I decided to buy coral with the leftover money btw ;-);-)
 
With a phone that you are going to use for 2 years on contract, you want to buy the best future-proof phone that you can afford. So if you can afford the GS4, I would say hands down go for it because Samsung has been pretty slow with updates for older device, so since the GS4 is newer, it will get faster updates. Also, the GS4 will provide you with a lot more features, with only $100 different, and if you divide the $100 into 24 months, it's not that big of a price difference, but you get a better phone.
What I'm trying to say is, don't be cheap when it comes to phone that you're going to use for a long time. :)

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With a phone that you are going to use for 2 years on contract, you want to buy the best future-proof phone that you can afford. So if you can afford the GS4, I would say hands down go for it because Samsung has been pretty slow with updates for older device, so since the GS4 is newer, it will get faster updates. Also, the GS4 will provide you with a lot more features, with only $100 different, and if you divide the $100 into 24 months, it's not that big of a price difference, but you get a better phone.
What I'm trying to say is, don't be cheap when it comes to phone that you're going to use for a long time. :)

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well said
 
With a phone that you are going to use for 2 years on contract, you want to buy the best future-proof phone that you can afford. So if you can afford the GS4, I would say hands down go for it because Samsung has been pretty slow with updates for older device, so since the GS4 is newer, it will get faster updates. Also, the GS4 will provide you with a lot more features, with only $100 different, and if you divide the $100 into 24 months, it's not that big of a price difference, but you get a better phone.
What I'm trying to say is, don't be cheap when it comes to phone that you're going to use for a long time. :)


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Thanks for the info! Helps a lot
 
It's a work phone and so is kept stock ROM. It feels slower than a 2yrs older iPhone on many things and the battery life stinks.
 
Ah ok gotcha,And ya iv heard the battery's are pretty bad lol.thanks for being honest
 
I'm using an s2 ans wish I would have waited. When I upgrade I'm going to the s4. I use teamspeak on it for video gaming and have to charge my phone twice a day, but that's with running voip for up to 8 or more hours a day.
 
I ended up getting the s4 and it's amazing! Takes amazing pictures to, I don't even know how people compare iPhone to these galaxy's lol
 

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