The Samsung Galaxy S Plus is a high-end smartphone that offers a range of features and specifications at an affordable price. The phone sports a 1 GHz processor and runs on the Snapdragon chipset, making it a blazing fast device. This is a significant improvement over its predecessor, which used an 800 MHz processor and a Qualcomm chip. With a starting price of around Rs. 15,000 in India, this phone is an excellent value for money.

The Samsung Galaxy S Plus comes with a Bluetooth headset worth approximately Rs. 1,300, making it an even more attractive option for buyers. The phone was launched in March 2011 in India and features a five-megapixel camera with autofocus, a quad-band design that allows it to work all over the world, and Bluetooth version 3 connectivity. It also supports Wi-Fi and comes with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) as its operating system.

The phone's hardware specifications include a 3-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320x480 pixels, a 3100 mAh battery, standard earphones, a volume control on the side, a USB to micro-USB charger, and a microSD card slot. The phone has a textured cover design that feels premium in the hand.

Upon unboxing the phone, it becomes clear that Samsung has taken some design liberties with this device. The phone's design is similar to its predecessor, the Galaxy Ace, although it features a more modern look. The screen is slightly smaller than expected, but the display quality is good. The camera module is located on the back of the phone, and it comes equipped with an LED flash. A proximity sensor is also present, which could be useful for those who plan to use their phone for video calls.

The phone's battery life seems decent, considering its size and specifications. The 3 GB of internal storage is likely to fill up quickly, but the 512 MB of RAM should provide smooth performance. The Samsung TouchWiz UI is used as the interface, which feels familiar to those who have used earlier Samsung phones.

One notable omission is the front-facing camera, which is not present on this device. However, the proximity sensor should help with video calls and other applications that require a front-facing camera. Overall, the phone's design and features make it an attractive option for buyers looking for a high-end smartphone at an affordable price.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi this is Ranjit from tech to bus comm and today we'll be doing the unboxing of this new Android phone from Samsung and it's known as Samsung Galaxy S Plus this is the newer model for the very popular samsung galaxy s and this was just launched recently in india so let's quickly look at what comes inside this box so this is the Samsung Galaxy S Plus and I want to thank Faisal Communications for quickly providing this unit for testing and let's just first have a look at the box and it says here that we can get a Bluetooth headset and we get a high quality bluetooth headset that's approximately about 1300 rupees this phone sports the one gigahertz processor and it runs on the Snapdragon chipset the old is used to run on 800 megahertz processor and it had a Qualcomm chip so theoretically this should be a blazing fast phone and it says that the MRP price of this phone is eighteen thousand of 150 in India but if you look hard you can get this phone for approximately about fifteen thousand or so and just in that price this Bluetooth headset is included that's about thirteen hundred rupees so technically this phone is a great value and it was just launched this March 2011 in India and on the back it says that it's put so fast one gigahertz processor it has a five megapixel camera with autofocus and it's a quad band phone so it should work all over the world and this is plus also supports the Bluetooth version 3 and the Wi-Fi in standard and this sir comes with Android 2.3 that's Gingerbread so let's open the box and right away we have the phone itself I'll keep it to the side let me open up the box what else do we get we get a battery is one of the battery and and the battery is a 3100 milliampere battery and so let us keep it on the side and what else do we get we do get the standard earphones and it also has a volume control over here and we get the standard USB to microUSB and we also get a charger USB charger so let us keep all these things here and let us quickly open up the phone itself let me just remove this plastic and this phone looks very similar to what we have with the original Galaxy Ace and let us open the cover quickly we have an int over here and we can pry out the cover and here is the speakerphone here is the 5 megapixel camera LED flash at our SIM card goes in over here and we will insert the battery first like this and I guess we need to insert the SIM card first strange design we also have a micro SD slot over here so you can insert a micro SD card but sadly no or what do you say SD card was included inside under SIM card goes on like this and the battery goes in here we can pry that the cover it's a standard Samsung plastic cover that we are used to with Samsung phones so now let me just start this phone quickly and we have a power button over here and this is the first boot that we are getting with this Samsung Galaxy S Plus the phone comes with a internal storage of 3 GB and it has 512 MB or Rahm and it's currently running on Gingerbread 2.3 just click on here and set it up quickly I'm going to skip the setup and I'm going to quickly just get inside the phone now and this is what runs the standard what do you say Samsung TouchWiz UI as expected and let us see the version of Android that comes we'll go to settings we go to above the phone and it comes with Android version 2.3.6 Gingerbread and and we get the standard seven home screens by pinching you can get to those seven screens let me put down the app tray and we do get the standard the Samsung interface that we have seen in earlier Samsung phones so pretty familiar and the phone looks smooth and let me just first give you a quick physical overview of the phone and on the front we have a capacitive touch screen and the screen size is three point six five inches and it comes with the resolution of 320 by 480 so the resolution is not that impressive it's the same as the original ace and we don't have a front-facing camera again on the same but we have a proximity sensor and at the bottom we see the standard home button and to touch type capacitive buttons one is for the menu and another is for the back and on this side we have nothing but the power on/off button sadly again we do not have a dedicated camera shutter button on the bottom there is a pinhole for the microphone micro USB slot for charging and syncing and on this side again we just have the volume curved and we have option to add a line here if you wish and again on the top we have a 3.5 mm headphone jack moving towards the back we have the speaker grille the five megapixel camera with LED flash Samsung logo and the textured cover so that's it for now for this quick unboxing of the Samsung Galaxy S Plus I'll be doing a detailed review of this phone pretty soon so if you found this video helpful please click on the like button and if you aren't subscribe to my channel click on the subscribe button and thank you for watching this video and I hope to see you in my next videohi this is Ranjit from tech to bus comm and today we'll be doing the unboxing of this new Android phone from Samsung and it's known as Samsung Galaxy S Plus this is the newer model for the very popular samsung galaxy s and this was just launched recently in india so let's quickly look at what comes inside this box so this is the Samsung Galaxy S Plus and I want to thank Faisal Communications for quickly providing this unit for testing and let's just first have a look at the box and it says here that we can get a Bluetooth headset and we get a high quality bluetooth headset that's approximately about 1300 rupees this phone sports the one gigahertz processor and it runs on the Snapdragon chipset the old is used to run on 800 megahertz processor and it had a Qualcomm chip so theoretically this should be a blazing fast phone and it says that the MRP price of this phone is eighteen thousand of 150 in India but if you look hard you can get this phone for approximately about fifteen thousand or so and just in that price this Bluetooth headset is included that's about thirteen hundred rupees so technically this phone is a great value and it was just launched this March 2011 in India and on the back it says that it's put so fast one gigahertz processor it has a five megapixel camera with autofocus and it's a quad band phone so it should work all over the world and this is plus also supports the Bluetooth version 3 and the Wi-Fi in standard and this sir comes with Android 2.3 that's Gingerbread so let's open the box and right away we have the phone itself I'll keep it to the side let me open up the box what else do we get we get a battery is one of the battery and and the battery is a 3100 milliampere battery and so let us keep it on the side and what else do we get we do get the standard earphones and it also has a volume control over here and we get the standard USB to microUSB and we also get a charger USB charger so let us keep all these things here and let us quickly open up the phone itself let me just remove this plastic and this phone looks very similar to what we have with the original Galaxy Ace and let us open the cover quickly we have an int over here and we can pry out the cover and here is the speakerphone here is the 5 megapixel camera LED flash at our SIM card goes in over here and we will insert the battery first like this and I guess we need to insert the SIM card first strange design we also have a micro SD slot over here so you can insert a micro SD card but sadly no or what do you say SD card was included inside under SIM card goes on like this and the battery goes in here we can pry that the cover it's a standard Samsung plastic cover that we are used to with Samsung phones so now let me just start this phone quickly and we have a power button over here and this is the first boot that we are getting with this Samsung Galaxy S Plus the phone comes with a internal storage of 3 GB and it has 512 MB or Rahm and it's currently running on Gingerbread 2.3 just click on here and set it up quickly I'm going to skip the setup and I'm going to quickly just get inside the phone now and this is what runs the standard what do you say Samsung TouchWiz UI as expected and let us see the version of Android that comes we'll go to settings we go to above the phone and it comes with Android version 2.3.6 Gingerbread and and we get the standard seven home screens by pinching you can get to those seven screens let me put down the app tray and we do get the standard the Samsung interface that we have seen in earlier Samsung phones so pretty familiar and the phone looks smooth and let me just first give you a quick physical overview of the phone and on the front we have a capacitive touch screen and the screen size is three point six five inches and it comes with the resolution of 320 by 480 so the resolution is not that impressive it's the same as the original ace and we don't have a front-facing camera again on the same but we have a proximity sensor and at the bottom we see the standard home button and to touch type capacitive buttons one is for the menu and another is for the back and on this side we have nothing but the power on/off button sadly again we do not have a dedicated camera shutter button on the bottom there is a pinhole for the microphone micro USB slot for charging and syncing and on this side again we just have the volume curved and we have option to add a line here if you wish and again on the top we have a 3.5 mm headphone jack moving towards the back we have the speaker grille the five megapixel camera with LED flash Samsung logo and the textured cover so that's it for now for this quick unboxing of the Samsung Galaxy S Plus I'll be doing a detailed review of this phone pretty soon so if you found this video helpful please click on the like button and if you aren't subscribe to my channel click on the subscribe button and thank you for watching this video and I hope to see you in my next video\n"