The dual-core smartphone race is prepared to heat up massively over the next 6 months, with the LG Optimus 2X already released, and  Motorola Atrix,  HTC Sensation and iPhone5  ready to bring the tech to the market too.

Latest Samsung smartphone is released at £35 a month and £519,90 without contract, the Galaxy S 2 isn’t the most affordable phone out there by far – therefore let’s check if it will match up to that big price.

The Samsung Galaxy S2 is sort of impossibly thin when you hold the device : dimensions of 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5mm feels like one of the thinnest smartphones out there at the moment, rivalling other like iPhone 4 and Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc ,just for comparison.

It’s very light, if we think what is hidden inside, we’ll be surprised  that it’s all inside a device that weighs solely little over 100g (more exact,116g).

Samsung obvious avoided the great feel of an “only metal” body could  have brought to keep the weight off the Galaxy S2 – remove  the back cover and we will notice that we have just a bit of plastic!

But, we will not be remove this and we notice that it amazing on the device shape and the mesh feel on the back additionally helps keep our hand from warming up excessively during extended holding.

One more think we will notice when holding for the first time the Galaxy S2  is the screen – with 4.3 inches it’s nearly impossible to be missed, and when you switch it on the magic of Super AMOLED plus technology starts to delight your eyes (after pass the super hard  Gorilla Glass protection).

Holding in hand, the Galaxy S2 looks greater  than we might have expected, given the considering  provided screen, and that’s largely all the way down to its slim depth.

The phone looks very common , with only the home button visible.

The same button serve for two functions, Menu and Back, nothing else.

Volume control key is located on the left-side facet, and the Unlock/Lock key’s on the other side; both are easy enough to press without problem.

The headphone jack is located on top of the phone, bucking the lower placement on alternative 4.3-inch screen phones, and therefore the microUSB slot (that additionally doubles as an HDMI out port) lives on the bottom side.

The sole different part of note is the 8.1MP camera with single LED flash on the rear – it’s slightly raised, but not thus a lot of that it disrupts the Galaxy S2 when you are placing it on a table, due to a rear lip to assist you hold the phone.

The Android phones are Sony Ericsson Xperia and Samsung Galaxy Mini, while the Bada is, of course, the Samsung S8500 wave (the only device Bada announced so far).

At Vodafone,Samsung Galaxy S2 is ree on a £36 a month, 24-month plan.

pricing information is not yet available, but users can sign up for Spanish information on Vodafone’s website – here for the Mini X10, here for the 16GB S Galaxy, and here for the S8500 Wave.

In the UK,two major players,Tmobile and Vodafone offer this amazing device on pretty good deals,pay as you go or pay monthly.

At 4.3 inches and with Super AMOLED Plus technology, the Samsung Galaxy S II’s touchscreen is brilliantly big and bright. You may love the crisp, sharp look of the photographs and videos you’re taking with the 8 megapixel camera.

You can have this great device on Tmobile for free if you chose the  £35.⁷⁵ a month plan,and you will get 900 minutes,500 texts,and unlimited internet.As per the unlimited internet,please read the provider fair use plan.

Also the Samsung Galaxy S 2 can be bought on Tmobile and with the following deals:

1. £10.²¹ a month
2. £15.³² a month
3. £20.⁴² a month
4. £25.⁵⁴ a month
5. £30.⁶⁴ a month
6. £35.⁷⁵ a month
7. £40.⁸⁵ a month
8. £45.⁹⁶ a month
9. £51.⁰⁶ a month
10. £56.¹⁷ a month

On the other side,Vodafone offer the same device,for free starting from £36 per month with 900 minutes unlimited texts and 750 MB for 24 months.

The other plans are as follow:

1. £26 a month
2. £31 a month
3. £36 a month
4. £41 a month
5. £56 a month

This are only the offers from Tmobile and Vodafone UK on Samsung Galaxy S 2,we are sure that there are more offers on the rest of the providers on the UK market.

We would love to receive your reviews on those plans,and devices!