Detect if Browser is Samsung Phone

Question

Has anyone figured out a good way to detect if the client's browser is a Samsung phone. I'm specifically looking for Samsung S3 And Note 2, but if it catches S2 and Note 1 or other Samsung phones I can live with that. Something that is future proof (i.e. likely to work with S4 / Note3 is obviously ideal).

There seems to be no straight-forward way to do this like there is with iPhones, but with the large S3 and Note2 user base we would like to customize for those devices.

I'm aware that not all S3's have the same user agent (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11282944/what-is-the-samsung-s3-user-agent)

And if someone has set there phone to PC version then I don't expect to catch these (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11597940/android-phone-browser-detection)

I realize this is likely a problem with no good solution.

Answer 1

Detect Samsung Phone or Tablet default browser

if(navigator.userAgent.match(/SAMSUNG|SGH-[I|N|T]|GT-[I|P|N]|SM-[N|P|T|Z|G]|SHV-E|SCH-[I|J|R|S]|SPH-L/i))  {
    alert("it's Samsung default browser");
    // your code for Samsung goes here
}

This regex covers almost all Samsung mobile devices except Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Please verify.