Price range: £248.88
What is it: A slim 5-megapixel camera phone
What we think: Great if you want to take printable images with a phone that's slim enough to take anywhere
Average user rating
6.1
good
Average user rating from 9 users
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March 20, 2008
Posted by: GadgetArchitect
"I want to like it, but I don't"
What I like:
Good display, fairly easy to navigate menus
What I don't like:
Camera is poor. Weight balance when in use
Review:
This phone is not bad but it just isn't that good either. It boasts a 5MP camera. I don't think it's too crash hot as any pictures I've taken look fuzzy, and are no better in quality compared to my Sony Ericsson W810i which this replaced (although I'm sending the Samsung back). I mentioned weight balance in use - when you slide the phone open, it becomes very top heavy (all the screen and camera gubbins are obviously housed in the top sliding section) which makes it cumbersome for texting. Voicecall clarity is fine but again not as good as my W810i and the relatively sharp edges that are exposed when the phone is open make it slightly uncomfortable to hold. The phone promises much in terms of features but in my opinion fails to deliver.
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