Unboxing and Hands-on Review of the Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Dewar's

The Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Dewar's is a dual SIM version of the popular Samsung Galaxy Y Pro, which was previously known as the Coati smartphone. This device features a touch-type phone with dual SIM capabilities, making it an ideal choice for those who want to stay connected on the go.

Upon opening the box, we find that the device is already partially assembled, with only the battery and other components missing. Inside the box, we also find a two-gigabyte micro SD card, which is a welcome bonus for users who want to expand their storage capacity. The box also includes standard Samsung packaging, but unfortunately, it's already open, making it impossible to use my trusty old knife to remove any remaining stickers or adhesives.

Moving on to the device itself, we're greeted by a full-sized keyboard, which is a great feature for those who want to type extensively. The phone's design is similar to the Galaxy Y, with a slightly smaller screen measuring 2.6 inches diagonally and a pixel density of 179 pixels per inch. The display is also denser in terms of pixels per inch compared to the Galaxy Y's display.

The phone features several sensors, including a front-facing VGA camera that can enable video calling over 3G. There are also hardware buttons for Android, including a menu button, home button, back button, and search button. The device also comes with an optical trackpad, which has a center selection button, similar to those found on BlackBerry devices.

One of the notable features of this phone is its full QWERTY keyboard, which is raised and has oval-shaped keys that are easy to type on. However, it may take some time to get used to the keyboard's layout, as there is no differentiation between the keys. The back of the device features an old-style finish, similar to those found on Wave phones, with a glossy surface.

Upon booting up the phone, we find that it runs Android 2.3.6, along with TouchWiz, which provides a user-friendly interface and several pre-installed apps. One of the notable features of this phone is its touchscreen, which seems to be slightly unresponsive at first, but improves once the screen is cleaned.

To test the phone's performance, we jump into the settings menu and find that it has TouchWiz as the launcher. Holding down on the home button allows us to access the task manager, which provides an overview of all running apps and processes. We also take a look at the lockscreen, which features Samsung's traditional touch lock screen.

Next, we move on to the dialer app, where we find that it supports video calling over 3G. The keypad layout is similar to those found on other Android devices, but with a twist – we have to use the keypad from below to dial numbers instead of using on-screen keys. This feature may appeal to users who prefer a more traditional dialing experience.

Finally, we take a look at the camera app, which features a fixed focus lens that is not an autofocus camera. However, it does come with Samsung settings, which provide additional options and features for customizing the camera experience. Overall, this phone seems like a great option for those who want to type extensively and enjoy Android on their device.

Market Price and Availability

The Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Dewar's is available in the market at a price of Rs 11,990, but users can get it for around Rs 9,500 in various markets. For international buyers, the phone is priced at approximately $200, making it an affordable option for those who want to try out Android on their device.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Dewar's is a great phone for those who enjoy typing and messaging extensively. Its full QWERTY keyboard and optical trackpad make it an ideal choice for users who prefer a more traditional typing experience. With its Android 2.3.6 operating system and TouchWiz launcher, this phone provides a user-friendly interface and several pre-installed apps.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enlaughing Elizabeth Maxwell flag and got in and today we're gonna be quickly unboxing and taking a look at the new samsung galaxy y Pro Dewar's this is a dual SIM version of the galaxy y Pro which was the coati smartphone from Samsung so this is a touching type phone with dual-sim capabilities now this is this has something which Samsung calls hybrid dual SIM and what that does is you basically have two active SIM cards on the box you'll see that you get a two gigabyte micro sd card free and standard Samsung packaging up unfortunately this box is already open so my trusty ol knife won't come in handy this time around looks more or less like the galaxy y which we just unboxed in our previous video with a full sized keyboard so let's quickly go ahead and unbox it and take a look at what comes in the box and then take a look at the device itself the first and foremost in the box is the galaxy y Pro DOS I'm going to put that aside for the time being and you can see the micro SD card which was similar to the galaxy y-you do have different earphones in this and we kind of prefer these these are the Samsung in-ear earphones and they do come with an inline microphone you do get additional ear tips three additional sizes for these earphones and we we've seen these earphones in the past they seem to be a really nice quality they don't have a lot of base but they are really clear this is the battery the battery is a 1350 milliamp in our battery so 50 milliamps more than that of the galaxy y duos and the standard stuff is a USB to micro USB charging data syncing cable along with a USB sorry an AC to micro USB charging adapter and of course you have documentation in the box which is the Quick Start Guide along with the warranty certificate that's everything from the box I'm going to quickly get rid of all of these things so that I can give you a quick of the produce the why produce okay so this is the why produce and it runs on an 832 megahertz processor you can see over here is the front of the device and as you can see there is a slightly smaller screen when you compare it to the Y over here it's a 2.6 inch diagonal 400 pixels by 240 pixel display and it gives it a pixel per inch density of about 179 and it's the display that means is a lot denser in terms of pixels per inch compared to the display on the galaxy Y the galaxy y duos on the top over here are a couple of sensors next to the earpiece and in the front also is a front-facing VGA camera which will possibly allow a video calling over 3G you do have hardware buttons for Android your menu button the home button the back button as well as a search button and you have an optical trackpad which also has a center selection button so almost identical to a BlackBerry device you do have a full QWERTY keyboard and there is no differentiation between the keys of the keyboard so it might be a little difficult to type on this keyboard till the time you get used to it but the keys are raised and they do have a oval shape so this should be easy to type on on the back you will see the old-style finish that we saw on the wave phones and you also have a three point one five megapixel camera along with the speakerphone this finish is the kind of glossy as well as a fingerprint-resistant so it's a nice finish but we saw that the color comes off really easily and we kind of prefer the finish that we found on the galaxy biodiverse it's really nice smooth touch finish compared to that this is easily damaged on the right of the device you will see the power lock and unlock button on the top you will see a 3.5 mm headphone hands-free kit attaching port along with a small hole or a tap to pull out the back cover on the left is a hole to attach a lanyard or a charm if you like to do that along with the volume trouble or the volume rocker on the bottom is a microphone pin hole over here along with your microUSB charging as well as data syncing port on the back like I said 3.1 five megapixel camera speakerphone and the Samsung logo pulling out the back cover reveals is similar to the galaxy y duos the white Prados also has dual GSM SIM card slots along with a micro SD card slot up here where I'm gonna insert the micro SD cards and I'm gonna quickly pop in the battery turn on the device okay so you'll see a galaxy pro type of user interface over here it's almost in landscape at all times there is a sensor in the device but that does not change the main layout of the menu so you do have your dock on the right hand side over here along with your widgets and your shortcut icons in this tabulated format you can of course add widgets shortcuts and wallpapers like any other Android device and you do have a notification panel again like any other Android device I'm just gonna quickly jump into settings and show you that this device is running so the touchscreen doesn't seem really nice to touch it just is just selecting things on the screen without me actually selecting them because either it's dirty okay it seems to be much better now so I guess it was some glue left over from the cover that I removed from it so coming into the about screen you have Android 2.3.6 over here of course it has TouchWiz and if you hold on the home button you will see that we can pull out the task manager just want to look at the lockscreen over here and you do have the old Samsung touch lock screen so your notifications should show up on that could you take a look at the dialer and we do have video calling over here so definitely you can make video calls over 3G you can pull out the keypad as well I believe okay so need you need to dial using the keypad from below not on screen keys and looks like a fairly decent phone guys you're gonna be reviewing this in depth for you and are coming out with a full review I'm just going to quickly jump into the camera and see what that looks like so seems like a really nice camera there is no type to focus but I believe that it's an autofocus camera looks like a fixed focused camera guys so this is not an autofocus camera in fact this is a fixed focus camera but you do have a Samsung settings over here so that was a quick look at the new samsung galaxy y Pro to us this is a dual-sim version of the Y Pro that was launched earlier last year this device comes in at a market price of eleven thousand ninety rupees but you can get it for much cheaper around nine thousand five hundred in the market or about $200 to be precise seems like a good phone for those who like to type and who message a lot and would like Android on their devices so that's the galaxy y Pro to us unboxing and quick hands on I'm going to be coming out with a full review shortly so stay tuned to that guys for more unboxing videos reviews and tutorials log on to eigen dot and if you have any questions or need anything specific answered in the review leave a comment below or log on to our forum I again forum calm you can also catch 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