If you’ve skipped to the end and are looking for a ‘buy this one, don’t buy that one’ list then you’ll be disappointed here. In the end there are more factors that should be involved in your decision to purchase a phone than just whether it is good or bad according to us or any other site, but hopefully our rundown will help you to make that decision for yourself.
The Galaxy S and iPhone hold up well against one another as good examples of the top of the line (at the moment) in iOS and Android devices. The Bionic is indisputably faster over the network and thus can operate as one of the zippiest hotspot devices, and it is built well. But it falls short when it comes to screen quality and especially camera quality.
If you’re interested in the best overall device as determined by benchmarks, the iPhone 4S knocks it out of the park in almost every category. If you need the fastest internet and want a reliable phone but don’t take too many pictures or play a lot of games, then the Droid Bionic is probably worth a look. The poor browser performance of the Bionic definitely hurts it as a standalone browsing device though.
The Galaxy S II gives you one of the best Android experiences available and it is available on most major carriers in Europe and the US, making it a good recommendation if you can’t stand the sight of iOS.
Hopefully this comparison of these three devices will aid you in deciding between them should you be in the market. If you have any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to leave them below.
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