CNET Asia Review
7.6
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The bad: Lacks FM radio; no expandable memory; relatively short battery life; only one connector for headset, charging and USB data transfer; chassis too thin (likely to break under stress.
The bottom line: Despite a few missing features, the ultra-slim Samsung Ultra Edition 6.9 is a well-designed phone with a good combination of multimedia features and performance.
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Average User Rating
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User Reviews
Its Ultra Slim! Its cool!
Sep 26, 2006Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Slim, 2MP Camera, Simple User friendly Software
Cons: No Address input, No double mobile input, Slow camera startup, no memory of previous sms composed
Opinion:
USearch Function doesnt works on Singapore Version. There's no migrating of address of a contact into the phone, no 2nd handphone number to be transfer also, this include some other fields too. TV-Out Cable is not available in the market as of now, so it is as good as a redundant feature. The Package comes with 2 batteries for a reason, if you moderately use the phone, the battery will turn flat within a day.
Other than these, the Ultra Slimness is the key attraction. It looks cool and stylish. Build is strong, sometimes i put it in my rear jeans pocket. One has to get use to it after using Nokia to sms. Overall, Samsung SMS is still lose to Nokia, whereas Samsung has its innovation in style and getting what the consumers wants.
It will be good if it can ring and vibrate at the same time. This will be a perfect phone if it ... Read more
All the functions you'll need in a slim and sexy package!
Aug 20, 2006Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Slim and light. Good camera and user-friendly, intuitive interface.
Cons: Hate the message and call tones that came with the phone. No place to attach a hp sling!
Opinion:
I just got this phone yesterday and I'm already in love with it! This is my third samsung phone (I have 3 lines, and usually prefer my Nokia phones for daily usage since I'm more familiar with the Nokia messaging system.) But this latest model is pretty user-friendly for messaging queens like me (I average 1000 smses a month!)
Since I'm a girl, I'm not going to dwell on the functions. I just have a tiny gripe....This phone seems to be targetted at women since I can't see many guys falling for a phone that's so slim and delicate. If that is the case, I don't understand how Samsung could have forgotten to include a crevice where we can dangle our cutesy handphone accessories like crystals, or more practically, the handphone sling? I had to buy another pouch to contain the phone since there don't seem to be any handphone covers currently available for such a slim handset!
Go, buy it now.
Aug 17, 2006Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Has every reason to convince!
Cons: Well, c'mon now!
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