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
Average user rating
5.9
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Average user rating from 14 users
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Samsung U600 user reviews
January 21, 2008
Posted by: Jane Padley
"All style, no substance"
What I like:
when it's back in its box
What I don't like:
irritating touch-sensitivity
Review:
I must be a luddite. I like mechanical keys that respond when I press them, not a phone that rings your bank on a premium number if you just breath on it.
When using the U600 you feel like you're trying to seduce a fickle lover who reacts unexpectedly at every prompt.
Yet again, after trying to find an upgrade that matches the Samsung E800 and having tried the LG Chocolate and now this useless U600 I am convinced that the constant egging on to upgrade is a magnificent con.
The new models I've tried lack the robustness, reliability and serious user-friendliness required by someone who is not into show, but wants a phone that works without having to seduce it.
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