- Analysis by KJ David
Despite its high-end 1.6GHz octa-core processor 
being up to the challenge, the Galaxy On Nxt forgoes an Ultra HD video-capture mode 
and settles for an FHD-1080p 5.5-inch display (a few comparable models tout QHD-1440p definitions), though its overall mix of pros and cons is by no means a pushover.
Aiding its upscale processor in the engine room are a 3GB RAM and a 3300mAh battery accompanied by Samsung's S Power Planning power-management software . On the storage front, it offers a 32GB memory expandable by up to 256GB , with a fingerprint sensor and the S Secure app leading the security front.
A few more of its pros include the My Galaxy utility services application , the S bike mode dedicated to rider safety, and a respectable (despite its aforementioned lack of 4K imaging) pair of 13- and 8-megapixel f/1.9 cameras . Lastly, its specs are sandwiched between a 2.5D Gorilla Glass display cover and a full metal unibody .
To rehash, even though it comes with a couple of cons, the Samsung Galaxy On Nxt is nevertheless a model for buyers eyeing a pretty well-rounded high-end Android.
** This phone is also known as: Samsung On Nxt, Samsung SM-G610F
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