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
Compare the Samsung Soul U900
Samsung Soul U900 compared to all other phones
 Samsung Soul U900 |
 Nokia 6500 Classic |
 LG Secret KF750 |
 Nokia 6300 |
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| Review date | 12 May 08 | 7 Nov 07 | 1 May 08 | 2 Apr 07 |
| Editor's rating |
8.0
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8.5
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8.3
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8.3
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| Price range |
£187.98 - £187.98
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£247.98 - £286.68
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| Review summary | 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 Read full review |
It may not be the most advanced handset in the world and doesn't have the longest battery life, but Nokia 6500 Classic's drop-dead gorgeous design, ease of use and good range of features make it a winner Read full review |
LG has learnt from its mistakes and come up with a phone that not only looks good but works well. While some of the features are gimmicky, we think it gets the balance right and hope to see more phones like this in the future Read full review |
While this isn't the most advanced handset out there, it has a strong casing, a decent all-round feature set and an elegant, straightforward design. This is Nokia at its best Read full review |
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