Typical price: £225
What is it: A very slim slider phone with a 3.2-megapixel camera
What we think: If you want a good camera phone that will fit in your pocket, the U600 is well worth taking a look at
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 2 May 2007
Tags: Samsung, Samsung U600, playlists, navigation key, contrast
We like:
Slim design; large screen; 3.2-megapixel camera
We don't like:
Touch-sensitive keys don't give much tactile feedback; lack of built-in 3.5mm headphone jack or adaptor; no xenon flash on the camera
CNET UK judgement:
Samsung has made yet another ultrathin phone that doesn't skimp on features. Key are the 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus and an easy-to-use music player. Our only niggles with the U600 are the lack of 3G connectivity and the touch-sensitive keys that some people might find annoying
Full review:
Just when you think Samsung has made the thinnest slider phone possible, it manages to go one better. The U600 is part of Samsung's new Ultra Edition Range II and boasts a plethora of features crammed into a casing that's just 11mm thick. Continue Reading...
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Samsung U600 History
23 Feb 2007 in Crave
Photos: Samsung U600, U300, U100 and U700
If you thought Samsung's last set of thin phones were impressive, then be prepared to be blown away by its new ultra-slim offerings
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