There are so many Android-based smartphones on the market today that it’s no longer a surprise when new Android releases hit the shelves. But the opposite has happened. The latest Android smartphone, the Galaxy Nexus Prime, has went beyond expectations almost as much as the new iPhone release. The newest Verizon superphone sports Android 4.0 OS and an extra large screen for the delight of its users.

The gadget has been receiving a lot of hype for the past months, and a lot of buyers are estimated to tap into the Nexus Prime stream. Here is exactly why you may want to buy the new Android smartphone.

LOOKS

The phone looks spectacular sporting a staggering 4.65-inch display, clearly outclassing all the other smartphones in its category in terms of appearance. This is a multimedia gadget, so people preferring small size screens should look in a different direction. This gadget is great for playing games, viewing movies and other media content. Despite the phone’s overall larger size (measuring 5.33” x 2.67” x .37”) it weighs only 5.1 ounces thanks to its thinness. The phone gives a sort of plasticky feel although the grip is quite solid.

SCREEN

As expected, the screen gives out maximum quality, delivering no less than 720p HD Super AMOLED video quality. The screen is great for typing text, operating menus and playing games, everything is so much easier when you have room to play around.

PROCESSOR

Galaxy Nexus Prime is not the best in this category with its 1.2 GHz. Other high-end devices are sporting chips up to 1.5 GHz. Nonetheless, the core is fast, allowing multi-tasking and web browsing quick data processing efficiently. The phone takes more time to start up making it difficult at times to do something really quick.

OPERATING SYSTEM

The Android Ice Cream Sandwich is one of the strongest assets this gadget has to offer. The phone is no longer interfaced though a typical Samsung UI, which gives out faster response times and less bugs. Some of the most important features are:

-          Face Unlock allows users to unlock the phone using facial recognition

-          Android Beam allows sharing content easily with other compatible phones

-          Google+ is now integrated into the system

-          New lock screen functionality allowing more flexibility

STORAGE and CAMERA

Galaxy Nexus Prime sports 32GB of memory storage. No removable SD is available nor the option to upgrade the memory, but 32GB is plenty enough. No other preinstalled apps from Verizon so there is even more space to play with.

The camera is a bit of a disappointment according to many critics, offering no more than 5 MP with 1080p HD, but comes with the ‘must have’ features such as LED flash and auto-focus. The frontal camera has 1.3MP offering 720p HD video.

Conclusion

Galaxy Nexus Prime is truly a superphone and rivals any top dog on the market today. If you have no cash to purchase this phone you can as well discard your old one. You can sell cell phones for cash directly to Trade2Save via ground mail.