The Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 packs in a massive 3,200 mAh battery, which isn't much bigger than the Note 2′s battery, but is enough to keep you going for a long period.
In terms of benchmark performance, the Galaxy Mega 6.3 is no slouch. Although it scored mediocre in most tests, it tied the Galaxy Note II in many benchmarks. However, for daily use, the Mega seems to work fine for activities like: switching between apps, opening applications, playing games, and returning home.
At the same time, the call quality of the Galaxy Mega 6.3 shines seems quite good. The rear speaker for speakerphone and the earpiece speaker are both quite loud, offering crisp and clear audio.
Overall, the Galaxy Mega 6.3 offers a little bit of tablet and phone. But it would be still called a huge smartphone. The smartphone is great at watching videos or surfing the internet and it would definitely appeal to those who travel a lot. Basically it is a good smartphne for the right group of people.
Pros
+ Giant display for great mobile entertainment and productivity
+ Expandable storage and removable battery
+ It's running the latest version of Android and TouchWiz
+ Great call quality and moderate data speeds
+ Average battery life
Cons
- It's a two-handed smartphone
- It yearns to have its own S Pen
- Tiny instances of lag throughout use
- Sub-par display quality
- Missing many of the Galaxy S 4′s features
- The camera has issues with auto-focus and auto-exposure.
