Inside the manual we will find most info to get things started:

Some people are not really careful on which stuff is printed on the box, so the manufacturer has again included the software specs on the stock screen protector. The placement of the capacitive buttons is slightly different than on the Gigabyte phone, with the Back button shifted to the left:

On the side of the phone we will find a chromed plastic frame which gives it a premium look but we are not exactly sure how resistant it would be in the long run. The right side comes with the Volume rocker, which is easily accessible:

The USB port is present on the left side of the device:

On the bottom we will easily spot the Microphone port:

On the top we have a larger Power/Standby button along with the hands-free jack:

In the upper screen area we will get to see the speaker along with the frontal camera lens and the light sensor:

Let’s look on the back side of the phone too, shall we? Well, here we will get to see a shiny plastic back and the overall design looks like a hybrid between the Samsung Galaxy S2 combined with the S3: