The Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 continues the Korean firm's drive to create an Android device for every single niche in the market.Samsung's current range has the powerhouses of the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy Note 3, followed up by the less powerful yet still impressive Galaxy S4 Mini.B elow that sits the Galaxy Ace 3, with the Galaxy Fame and the Galaxy Young rounding off the list.Being one of the lower-specced handsets, it's reasonable to assume that the pricing would match, and you wouldn't be far wrong.SIM prices start from around £200, $225, with 4G contracts in the UK as low as £19pm, or 3G for £17pm. This puts the Galaxy Ace 3 in square contention with the newly launched HTC Desire 500 and the Nokia Lumia 625, as well as being a shade more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. Being a more budget-oriented device, the Galaxy Ace 3 has a lot to compete against. Sitting within the Galaxy range should help, though - as should an existing user base that might be looking to upgrade from the original Galaxy Ace.In order to convince you to part with some (though admittedly not much) of your hard-earned cash, the Galaxy Ace 3 packs in a few surprises.