Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II (i415)

The Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II has a comfortable five-row keyboard, NFC, a decent 5-megapixel camera, and 4G LTE.

The Stratosphere II's slick coating makes opening the keyboard tricky, the display has a subtle blue tint, and some tasks took a noticeable amount of time to execute.

Although it isn't banging on all cylinders when it comes to top-tier specs, the Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II's reliable performance makes it the QWERTY keyboard phone to buy on Verizon.

Great QWERTY keyboard, decent battery life, a lot of improvements since the first stratosphere

Sluggish at times. Some of the default settings (like how the shift button works) are just not thought out.

Very fast set up Good solid physical slider keyboard Excellent processing speed, very fast network Good to very good but not excellent screen Camera, it's okay to good

Batter life needs to be better Took a little while to learn some of functions Voicemail volume

Small battery fits in the phone, Actual QWERTY Keyboard

Small battery does not, I say again, does not. last claimed times

I got it mainly because of the QWERTY, but there is enough space between the touch screen keys that I almost don't even need it. Setting data usage alerts is helpful, as is the auto interface with my home wi-fi to limit data usage.

Occasionally deactivates Navigation app if you switch from vertical to horizontal view after you've input an address but before it has loaded.

I got it mainly because of the QWERTY, but there is enough space between the touch screen keys that I almost don't even need it. Setting data usage alerts is helpful, as is the auto interface with my home wi-fi to limit data usage.

Occasionally deactivates Navigation app if you switch from vertical to horizontal view after you've input an address but before it has loaded.

big screen huge keyboard fast when roaming the internet fast in apps

small freeze here and there tells me i have no mobile network when it says i do