What is it: Slider phone with a touch-sensitive navigation pad
What we think: Samsung has a winner with the clever touchpad on this attractive phone
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 12 May 2008
Tags: Samsung, Samsung Soul U900, camera, touchscreen, monthly contract
We like:
Touchpad; HSDPA; build quality
We don't like:
Lack of xenon flash on the camera; volume during calls could be louder
CNET UK judgement:
At first, we thought this was going to be a phone with a gimmicky touchpad. After using it for some time, we've come to really like it. Not only does it look good but it works well and is a nice addition to Samsung's massive slider phone portfolio
Full review:
Samsung is sticking to its slider guns with the Soul U900, which incorporates modern technology into a classic design. Frills aside, we wanted to make sure that the Soul wasn't a hollow, gimmick-led phone with no oomph. Continue Reading...
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