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Excellent

8.3

out of 10

polyimpex

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The best clamshell phone in the market

Oct 22, 2006

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Materials used is of finest quality
Cons: battery life is bad
Opinion:
This is a very reasonably price phone in its class. Graphics display, connectivity and external memory are the best feature this have. The only negative thing about this phone is its battery life. Frequent use of your phone will not last the battery til bedtime.

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looks good cell

Oct 19, 2006

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: 3g, thin
Cons: dunno yet
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Hi nejibr, may I know where did you get the phone? please help.

nejibr

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An excellent "must have" cell phone with just about all the functionalities a cell user requires

Oct 18, 2006

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Slim, sturdy, light wt, crisp sound & voice quality, great graphics & resolution, abundant memory
Cons: keys need geeting used to, battery life is about adequate, front display screen a bit too small
Opinion:
AKA SGH-D830, the thinnest tri-band, feature packed clamshell I've ever used (9.9 mm to be exact) is overall an excellent cell phone. Got mine in Black. Samsung has truly come out with a unique cell phone with a whopping 80 MB of internal storage capacity, with a micro SD card slot (memory card not included). I have been a Nokia/SE user for number of years but since using this phone for the past two weeks I find it to be the perfect cell phone available in the market for my requirements. Obviously not a replacement for a Pocket PC, love my Dopod 838 pro for its uses!! I paid US$330 for this set, which is alright! The slim design (which surprisingly fits perfectly into the hand)and light weight is a great PLUS, easy to slip into jeans (quarter pocket) and in front pocket of a shirt feels quite light, easy to use menu, excellent graphics and resolution, battery life is ... Read more

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