Pros

• 1.2 GHz dual-core Exynos processor is one of the fastest on the market
• Epic 4G Touch's Super AMOLED Plus display is slightly larger than the original at 4.52-inches, but it's still gorgeous, vivid, and bright
• 8-megapixel camera takes excellent still shots, and is capable of shooting 1080p HD video
• Samsung bumped the Epic 4G Touch's battery to 1,800 mAh, and despite having a larger display than the original, it's able to make it through the day

Cons

• Despite being thin (9.6mm), the large display makes it somewhat awkward to hold in the hand
• Samsung has a poor track record with Android updates

Summary

The Samsung Galaxy S II is arguably the hottest Android phone of the year, with five million units sold in 85 short days.  After a long delay, it's finally coming to the United States in carrier-subsidized form.  Packing the same 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU and 8-megapixel camera, Sprint takes a great device and makes it even better with a 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, higher capacity 1,800 mAh battery, and a reasonable $199.99 (with agreement) price tag.  It's a fantastic device that performs just as well as the international superstar, though the large display makes it awkward and hard to hold in the hand at times.  Still, it's Sprint's best, fastest, and most feature-packed Android handset yet, and is priced to sell.