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Chanaka
18. Samsung Galaxy Ace
The Samsung Galaxy Ace is an odd little phone when you first pick it up - plastic mesh back, lower-res touchscreen and a slight lag on the interface aren't what everyone is looking for in a smartphone.However, combined with Samsung's TouchWiz overlay and a sublime £15-£20 a month price, the Ace suddenly seems like a much more attractive package - with a tip-top 5MP camera on the back to boot.It might not be the snappiest phone you'll ever use (we found it sometimes stumbled wandering from one home screen to the next) and it's only average for media, but for that price point it deserves to be one of the budget newbies on our list.
Quick verdict - Compared to the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S2, the Ace looks lightweight - but then consider that you're getting access to a large amount of the Android Market, a microSD slot and an above-average camera, and the head to head comparison is suddenly looking a lot more even.
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