Samsung i8000 Omnia 2 Review
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In a nutshell: The Samsung Omnia 2 is one of the greatest mobile
devices ever! Running Windows Mobile, this is really a mobile office
with full email and MS Office functionality, as well as a superb web
browser, 5 megapixel camera, DVD-like video recording, video calling,
GPS and motion games. It's got a huge 3.7 inch display with the highest
screen resolution currently available, and it can connect to just about
anything via WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, 3.5mm audio jack and DLNA. It may
be big and it may be expensive, but this is perhaps the most powerful
smartphone so far released.
Review: November 2009.
Let's declare some bias at the start of this review. At Mobile Phones
UK, we're fans of the Windows Mobile operating system, and we generally
like the current generation of Samsung touchscreen phones. That doesn't
mean that they're beyond criticism, but we tend to like them. Funnily
enough, our users do too, which is why our user reviews consistently
rate them at 4 or 5 stars on average. We loved the first Omnia, and
so we're really excited to be reviewing the new Omnia 2.
The Omnia 2 has been restyled, and looks almost identical to the Samsung
Jet. It's bigger and heavier than the Jet however. Bigger and heavier
than the original Omnia too, making
it quite bulky in fact. But there's an upside to this increase in size:
the screen has grown from 3.2 inches to a massive 3.7 inches, and the
resolution has quadrupled to 480 x 800 pixels. Samsung have achieved
this by replacing the old TFT screen with a crisp beautiful AMOLED display,
which looks better and uses less power. Only the HTC
Touch HD can rival the Omnia 2 in screen real estate. For power
users, web browsers and mobile photographers, this can only be a bonus.
Apart from this outward change, the big change inside is the upgrade
of Windows Mobile to version 6.5. Windows Mobile is a very powerful
and robust computer-like platform for running a mobile phone. First-time
users sometimes find it overly complex, but for power users it offers
a very flexible and customisable experience. Version 6.5 brings some
improvements such as My Phone, to sync text messages, photos, video
and contacts to the Web; and Windows® Marketplace for Mobile, a new
marketplace that will provide direct-to-phone mobile applications and
can be accessed from both the phone and the Web. The new Windows Mobile
6.5 home screen provides a dashboard-like experience to items such as
new emails, texts, missed calls and calendar appointments. It also includes
an improved touchscreen interface, and an updated version of the Internet
Explorer Mobile browser. Samsung have integrated this nicely with their
own TouchWiz user interface, adding widgets to extend the functionality
of the home page and providing quick links to applications such as facebook.
We're not disappointed by the user interface.
The Omnia 2 is a fabulous phone for all kinds of media. Whilst the
camera hasn't been upgraded, we can hardly complain. A 5 megapixel camera
with autofocus, face detection, smile detection, auto-panorama and macro,
the only weakness is the lack of a xenon flash. Instead the camera uses
a power LED flash, which makes it trickier to get good exposure after
dark, but otherwise takes excellent shots. The video camera is excellent
too, and is capable of recording in 480p format at up to 720 x 480 pixels
for DVD quality. The phone also supports video calling, unlike Android
phones for example. When it comes to video playback, the high resolution
screen is unbeatable, and there's full multi-codec support including
DivX support, so you shouldn't have any format compatibility problems.
The media player can also handle most kinds of audio format, and we
are impressed by the audio quality. An FM radio with RDS is included.
We also very much welcome the 3.5mm audio jack, which lets you plug
in standard-fit headphones for the best possible audio experience. Top
marks here!
The Omnia 2 has a superb implementation of the mobile web. With the
highest resolution screen on the market, the latest release of Internet
Explorer Mobile and fast 3G access using HSPA, you really couldn't ask
for a better browsing experience. Features such as one finger zoom make
web browsing quick and intuitive. AGPS is included, with car and pedestrian
maps and features such as geo-tagging of photos. If you get bored of
all this, you can also try out the various games embedded in the phone.
These make use of the touchscreen and motion sensor.
When it comes to office applications, the Omnia 2 has an edge, being
based on Windows Mobile. Whether synching with Outlook or accessing
push email with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, editing MS Office documents
or running third party apps, you'll find a real wealth of mobile office
functionality here, that makes Windows Mobile 6.5 the best smartphone
platform in our opinion.
The battery life of the phone is quite impressive, especially for such
a powerful device. The use of a powerful 1500mAh battery and the OLED
screen make all the difference here, although the downside is of course
the size and weight of the device. The amount of memory available is
also impressive, and has been increased to 16GB with an option to expand
this to a humongous 48GB with a microSD card. This would let you store
around 16,000 music tracks or 46 DVD-quality movies! The range of connectivity
options covers all the bases: WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, 3.5mm jack, TV-Out
and DLNA support. With 256MB of SDRAM memory and 512MB of Nand memory
available for running apps, you'll find that you can use the phone without
any go-slow or crashes resulting from low memory, and the super-fast
800MHz processor packs enough punch to power the device without any
noticeable lag.
Overall we're just as impressed by the Omnia 2 as we were hoping to
be. Samsung have made the device more powerful, yet easier to use at
the same time. They've made the screen enormous, increased the memory,
added a 3.5mm audio jack and updated the OS. The only issue is the size
of the device. But it's about the same as the iPhone
3GS, so we'd guess that isn't going to be too much of a problem.
No doubt about this one ... 5 stars all the way!
Features of the Samsung Omnia II include:
- 5 megapixel camera with face detection autofocus, smile detector,
auto-panorama, 4x digital zoom and power LED flash
- Video camera: 720 x 480 pixels, 30 frames per second / 3G video
calling
- Display: AMOLED, WVGA, 480 x 800 pixels, (3.7 inches), 65,000 colours
- AGPS navigation with geo-tagging
- Music Player (MP3, AAC, AAC+, Enhanced AAC+, WMA formats) plus FM
radio RDS
- 40-voice polyphonic ringtones / MP3 ringtones
- Speakerphone
- Voice memo recorder
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, email
- Document viewer
- Java games
- Memory: 2GB, 8GB or 16GB, plus microSD memory card slot (up to 32GB)
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0, Wi-fi, DLNA, TV-Out, 3.5mm
headphone jack
- Internet: WAP 2.0, Pocket Internet Explorer / Opera 9.5 web browsers,
GPRS, EDGE, 3G (HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, HSUPA 5.76 Mbps)
- Quadband (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) plus 3G (UMTS 900 / 1900 / 2100)
- Offline mode
- Size: 118 x 60 x 12.3 mm
- Weight: 125g
- Talktime: up to 12 hours (2.5G) up to 8 hours (3G)
- Battery standby: up to 430 hours
Samsung Omnia 2 User Reviews
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Average rating from 38 reviews: 
Reviewed by bala from singapore on 5th Mar 2012
very very worst mobile always hang hang hang i using 2year very slow..........
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Reviewed by Amital from Israel on 31st Jul 2011
This is terrible phone! It always STACK and needs Restart (disconnecting
the battery...) Samsung refuse to support. They have plenty excuses
- "We did not import it - try in UK (I tried in UK - they refused because
it purchased in Italy. In Italy site every thing in Italian...) In addition
The AMOLED is very sensitive and "scratched from the air" You have to
know that the AMOLED life is VERY SHORT!!! (it became weaker very soon
- this is the technology! - BUT its beautiful...)
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Reviewed by Craig from UK on 29th Jun 2011
After using an iPhone for a long time my company got some of these as
development devices. I have never before seen a product so dreadful
or so poorly supported as the Samsung Omnia II I8000. It has wasted
days trying to update the firmware to WM 6.5 and Samsung seem to offer
no help whatsoever. It also crashes frequently and has a really clunky
set of built in applications and UI elements. Worst of all it has a
resistive screen! Due to my experience with this device I will never
buy another Samsung product.
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Reviewed by - from - on 15th Oct 2010
Its too heavy and big
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Reviewed by Velja from Croatia on 9th Oct 2010
Absolutely worst phone I ever had. Keyboard is non-responsive, you cannot
see anything in sunlight, os works glitchy and laggy. Terrible, terrible
phone, should have never seen the market. Made me have second thoughts
about Samsung.
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Reviewed by drcarlos from UK on 20th Jul 2010
Had this handset about 7 months now, would I recommend it? Yes, but
only if you like Windows mobile and are prepared to put in the time
to update to the latest 6.5.3 firmware and customise the handset to
your needs. Believe me for this you will need a bit of time and some
skills in Windows mobile. Once complete is it a very good and responsive
ahndset with very few problems. The Music player is excellent and easy
to use, browser is good and reliable the 6.5.3 UI is excellent and a
great swansong for classic Winmo. The camera is a great occasional snapper
(when you don't have your DSLR to hand) with some nice features and
good daylight images, low light is OK but hey this is a phone. The phone
really the main part of this handset is good and reliable with zero
dropped calls so far and a good ability to hold on to a signal in low
signal areas. The touch responsiveness of the screen is a big step up
from earlier incarnations of resitive screens, it obviously can't match
capactive screens but I can use this phone with gloves on if I want
to and don't need multitouch, it you don't need it don't worry and a
double tap to zoom in the browser works just as well. Also with 6.5.3
you do not need the stylus at all as every icon or button is now large
enough to work with a finger. Battery life is otustanding for a smartphone
with an easy 3 days of standby being achieved with this handset (60
minute email sync and bluettoth on) on T-Mobile. Do I have any issues
with it? One or two yes. The GPS can be a bit slow to lock on but this
is no big deal usually. The screen is difficult to read in bright sunlight
but most colour LCD's are. The 5 star rating is dependant on a flash
to Windows Mobile 6.5.3 on the supplied 6.5.0 it still rates well but
only a 4 as the improved interface and speed of 6.5.3 makes a fair difference.
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Reviewed by Andrew from Saudi on 14th Jul 2010
The reviews I read below are really confusing someone who would want
to buy this phone. Kevin from Australia and Debbie from Wirral say that
the reception is so poor on this phone, but at the same time Joe from
England sayd the signal reception is so good for him compared to his
Blackberry. If you rely on user reviews you should look for reviews
from your country / region as the behaviour and performance of the phones
vary according to that. In Middle East we are not buying the phone with
an Operator's plan, and therefore they are unlocked and expensive (pretty
same but paying full amount at the time of purchasing). Frankly, I do
not think that such a high end and one of the best in the companies
lineup phone could have reception problems. It could rather be the operator's
problem or perhaps the problems with the particular handsets and its
OS. I have been a fan of smartphones and I used to beleive that NOKIA
is the only relaible one. I have used a number of Symbian smartphones
and out of them only Nokia N80 disappointed me badly and the best one
I had was Nokia N95-8GB (no review in this Site). [Editor's comment:
Nokia N95 review here.] I think Samsung
had become one of the leading mobile phone makers these days and I think
Omnia II is one of their best in the line up. I personally like it very
much and I think it is one of the best in the market now. Always take
time to purchase a new phone as you could hate it within minutes. So
always be ready to accept it faults by knwoing about it before purchasing.
Read reviews ask users...
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Reviewed by amir from iran on 19th Jun 2010
all in all, this is the greatest smartphone i've ever had. i got really
impressed by the screen quality. there is nothing wrone with this awsome
phone. i really love it.
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Reviewed by Marc from Aruba on 17th Jun 2010
My intitial enthousiasm about this phone started changing after 2 days.
Living on Aruba and having a phone with a display on which you absolutely
see nothing in sunlight is just terrible! Touching with the finger hardly
ever works with one tap, it usually causes me to frustrating banging
on the TXT icon, until I desperately decide to search for the stylus,
since it is not on the phone itself. Multitasking is nice but for some
programs I have no clue how to end them except for going to the multi-task
screen and end it there. Try to write a txt message with 2 or 3 apps
running in the back ground and you'll be back in the MS windows horror
era, windows just not popping up or simply not reacting. I have to switch
the phone on and off at least 3 times a day, just to keep it running
smoothly. Never, never, should have left Nokia for looks.
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Reviewed by Low from Singapore on 16th Jun 2010
I had the phone for about three weeks. Issues with the phone is that
it hangs at least once a day - twice a day is not unexpected. The XT9
mode allowing choice of words is sometime functional. One has to literally
bang on the screen on icons if one is to activate desired programs while
the lightest touch on other icons activate programs that one does not
wish to presently activate. The operating system crawls rather than
runs. Placing the CUP on high operating helps somewhat but battery drains
quickly. I seem to have to charge the battery once a day. As with Kevin
from Australia, reception can be scratchy at times - I use another handset
(a 5-year old Nokia that has taken dives into the cess pool several
times) in tandem, as did Kevin, as control. Additional issues have already
been hightlighted by Debbie from Wirral, UK and Ivan from Malta. I am
making a laundry list of issues before I seek to exercise my warranty.
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Reviewed by SKP from England on 15th Jun 2010
Wouldn't recommend, after having it 5months it runs very slow and i
do have to keep resetting it, i do not like the fact you can only use
qwerty text. Great camera and wifi perfect for the businessmen.
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Reviewed by CHCH from Mexico Queretaro on 29th
May 2010
I've bought 3 i8000... AMAZING CELLPHONE!! YEAH!
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Reviewed by Kevin from Australia on 22nd May 2010
I loved the look & feel of this handset from the moment I picked it
up. The interface is so crisp & clear. Unfortunately, its reception
is absolutely unacceptable. I've found even in strong signal areas (I
use other handsets in tandem, so I know), calls just drop out. I met
a girl on the bus with the same handset and quizzed her about her Omnia
2. She said she "hates it with a passion". She has the same issues with
it as I do. And to top it off, the screen is now faulty - showing horizontal
interference bars across it. DO NOT BUY THIS handset. You will be sorry!!!
I can't even claim on any warranty as I bought it on a dodgy website
(cellswholesale - don't use them.)
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Reviewed by Ivan from Malta on 21st May 2010
Well i had this phone for a month at first glimpse its menu is rather
hard to get use too, scrolling slider on the menus are glitchy. I needed
to reset the phone constantly. Annoying volume level buttons which you
easily hit and activates while handling the phone. Sound quality is
poor on the speaker phone. Battery drains fast even on the lowest screen
brightness and you need to charged it every overnight and charging is
slow. Can’t have a ringtone for a specified group like family,
business etc... i had use help from SPB shell apps to have useful features
and have easier menus. Touch pen has no internal storage i had to keep
it hanging on the outside very impractical. People call me and say did
you call me? I said no “Ah” maybe the phone made automatic
calls on its own! Impossible to dial a number in direct sunlight. Rather
Big for the jeans pocket and car keys. microphone broke down after a
month i went back to my very reliable Nokia 6300. the end result
i thrown in the bin end of story.
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Reviewed by Debbie from Wirral UK on 5th Apr 2010
Hate it ! Im about to take it back for the 3rd time ! It would be good
if it did what its says it can! I've had so many probs with this pnone
ie, takes 5 seconds to turn on from stand by ! not recognising no's
i've saved, loses messages, keyboard dissappears when txtin, doesn't
recognise memory card, low memory so i deleted all photos 1 week later
they reappeared ! searches and downloads new files that aren't there,
phone signal very poor and crackles so you cant hear the other person
speaking...The list goes on thats before i go on internet ... Its been
repaired took 2 weeks got it back its saying my memory is critically
low i've only put 4 cd's on it and 69 photo's ... I've tried downloading
updates etc it doesnt work plus the activesync samsung recommend i download
isn't commpatable with my windows vista pc ! Surely i shouln't have
to upgrade a brand new phone ! I'm at my wits end with this phone. Im
paying a contract i'm not using. i'm told i cant terminate the contract
!Its been faulty since i bought it but because i percivered thinking
it was my fault i'm being penalised ! Nightmare phone dont buy unless
you wanna spend hours on tinternet trying to solve probs or going back
and forward to the shop getting it repaired !
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Reviewed by Glen from UK on 23rd Mar 2010
Fantastic phone, but it is not supported by Vodafone, so if you do get
one on their network and, like me, it runs into problems your in a fix.
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Reviewed by MobileSpoon from England on 20th Mar
2010
In my humble opinion – the second Omnia misses the charm that
the first version had. True, the specs are much better, and especially
the screen, but the D-Pad is horrible, the plastic cover feels cheap,
much of the customized applications are not as usable as in the first
version, and the keyboard is not even close to the iPhone or Android
virtual keyboards. I used to be a big fan of the first Samsung Omnia
very much, but I don’t see myself upgrade to the new version.
You can read my entire review in my blog: The Mobile Spoon
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Reviewed by Geo from UK on 29th Jan 2010
An amazing phone for lovers of Windows Mobile. Have owned a number of
Winmo phones inc. Touch HD and Xperia and this is by far the best I've
had. It has excellent battery life lasting 3-4 days with average usage
(far beyond anything I experienced on other Winmo phones), an excellent
camera with duel LED flash, lovely 3.7" screen that looks amazing and
is fast and responsive This is an excellent media player for both video
and music...the sound from a decent pair of headphones is out of this
world and can easily replace your mp3 players...oh yes, and it's a great
phone to use as a phone. Windows Mobile newbies beware as this may not
be the phone for you but for those familiar with Winmo you'd be hard
pressed to find a better phone
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Reviewed by Andrew from UK on 14th Jan 2010
It is an outstanding phone. It has a lot of features that are useful
and is quite fast. The only vad bit was the price
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Reviewed by Yas from UK on 12th Jan 2010
bought this phone 2 weeks ago and have had it replaced twice already!
has excellent features but is so slow and freezes constantly. total
waste of time
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Reviewed by Kris from Thailand on 29th Dec 2009
I dont think both the Omnia i900 and Omnia 2 are sticks. Both of thess
phones are great, but it's only for people who want something useful
and ready to learn and tweak. Not just a call/receive phone. Anyway,
I think everyone would agree with me on this, "We dont buy a plane to
drive on the road, and again we dont use a Jaguar to do construction."
These two omnias are like plane compare to simple nokia, and it's like
a huge truck compare to i-phone. Each phone serves different purposes.
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Reviewed by nellie from UK on 19th Dec 2009
nice look and feel, but the interface is ridiculously complicated so
the phone has gone back. gonna get myself a Nokia X6 instead.
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Reviewed by Matt from Slovenia on 19th Dec 2009
This is the worst telephone ever. Very unreliable OS, it's very slow,
non-responsive, writing SMS is a nightmare,forget about fast typing,
because the keyboard is very slow to respond. I regret switching from
Nokia! Do not buy the phone!
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Reviewed by Owen from China on 12th Dec 2009
Phone is beautiful very slick and better feel than the Iphone. It has
all the features anyone could ever want. It made sense for me to buy
a smart phone that uses Windows since I am already familiar with Windows
and was hoping that it would be easier to understand and use and my
computer also is a MS Windows XP OS. The Win Mo is a little confusing
hope after a few days of serious playing I can make sense of it. Updating
was not with out its problems and I hope that 6.5 makes win mo easier
to use but the jury is still out on that. Camera flash seems to be a
problem as it’s not in sync with the shutter. If anyone has a
fix for this please let me know. The Flash fires and then 1/2 second
later the shutter opens and closes. I am not sure if it’s just
the shutter “sound” that’s a ½ second late
or if it’s the actual shutter but I have tried to get it to solve
back lighting conditions and it always fails because the shutter and
flash don’t operate at the same time. Any help with this problem
would be appreciated. One other problem I am having is that it is hard
to get the phone to stop trying to use the GPRS to get online rather
than using the wifi/wlan. I think this problem will be easier to solve
but since I am new to win mo and the Samsung UI it is just going to
take some time to figure it out. I also feel it would be much better
if the folks at Samsung with just put the Win Mo 6.5 at the factory.
I am in China and it makes it even harder to update since I had to deal
with the Chinese version of Win Mo 6.1 and I don’t read Chinese
(nightmare) and finding people here that both speak English and understand
Win Mo in English is not an easy task.
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Reviewed by John from UK on 3rd Dec 2009
This phone is amazing. Nice speed.
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Reviewed by Joe from England on 29th Nov 2009
I got this phone on the o2 network, and the signal is amazing! on my
old blackberry, the signal was ALWAYS poor at the best of times in my
hosue, but on this it is amazing. the gadgets are also great, wiht the
internet access being second to non and the camera being a 5 megapixel
beast. i reccomend this to everyone who needs a phone that works well,
and does it all very, very fast. one of the best handheld devices ever!
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Reviewed by Amy from UK on 24th Nov 2009
This is my first windows phone and I must admit it is not a complicated
as people originally made it out to be, the phone has a beautiful screen,
which is regularly commented on and I love the fact that to turn the
snooze on the alarm I roll the phone over(simple things:)). This is
much better than other phones on the market, and I am constantly finding
new features, the only extra feature that Samsung could have added is
the ability for the phone to make me a cup of tea and cook me dinner
when I get in from work!!!
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Reviewed by Dave from England on 20th Nov 2009
Had this phone a week now and have to say its fantastic. It does everything
you could ever wish for in a phone. 10 out of 10
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Reviewed by savannah from england on 15th Nov
2009
this phone rings people when you dont want to.
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Reviewed by Jane Taylor from UK on 9th Nov 2009
Returning my user-unfriendly and hugely disappointing Sony Ericsson
Satio for this. Only comment is that I thought it only came with 2GB
Internal memory in the UK version and no microSD card in the box? www.mobiles.co.uk
says only 2gb internal memory... I wanted a great camrea which is why
I started with the Satio but would rather have a great phone and 5mp
camera rather than a 12mp camera but terrible nightmare of a phone (the
Satio).
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Reviewed by Jeff Christopher from Glamorgan Business
School on 3rd Nov 2009
Yo what up homies, this phone is the shizz!
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Reviewed by vernon from New York on 2nd Nov 2009
this is absolutely amazing phone...had omnia hd for quite some time
and got this as the gift from my uncle; believe me the os is much intuitive
and easy to use then the symbian one on omnia hd. As far as the camera
performance goes, honestly the hd video resolution didn't really convinced
me since the video were quite jerky and the video size would ballon
to several hundred MBs even for few minutes recording... the music quality
is amazing and it seems quite much more pocketable then the ommia hd.
Battery lasts quite better then the hd. So far i am utterly pleased
with every aspect of this phone. Much better then nokia n97 for sure...
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Reviewed by shaid from uk on 1st Nov 2009
excellent phone, responsive compared to all touch screen phones. Video
quality is excellent. Beware of one downfall, if you use your headset
often do not get this phone. Volume on headset is so low you can barely
hear it. Have checked with suppliers and tried different phones and
headsets they are all the same. but do not let this deter you from what
i think is the best phone i have ever had
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Reviewed by hmmm from englan on 1st Nov 2009
jus lov dis fone.......... win mobile 6.5 is the best thing in the world
right now for sure...with symbian getting old and android catching up
you r sure not to miss anything else with this platform... thankyou
samsung , this is the best foneeee
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Reviewed by Fred from Luxembourg on 29th Oct 2009
Brilliant phone, works exactly the way you always wanted a phone to
work. Crystal clear screen, all the buttons in the right place. Fits
into an iPhone leather pouch. Customise how you want it to look and
operate. Loved it from the moment it was switched on. Battery lasts
for ages - low SAR. Set up and Sync'd with Exchange Server 2008 in less
than 10 minutes wired or over the air. Great !!!
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Reviewed by malc from UK on 28th Oct 2009
Fantastic phone. No problems at all, no freezing, crashing or anything
negative. Screen is amazingly clear and phone is amazingly fast. youtube
etc is no problem at all viewed on this phone. All in all i am very
happy with the phone and would recommend to anyone. Also looks amazingly
cool too.
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Reviewed by Jo from oz on 19th Oct 2009
WICKEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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Reviewed by andy pull from uk on 9th Oct 2009
This phone is awsome ive had a omina i900 before and upgraded to this
baby its bigger faster.the screen is so clear compared to old omina
a 5mp camara and auto focus.the screen is much easier to use than the
i900 as sometimes the scree was delayed might have been the windows
6.1.this has 6.5 and is way better.it also recors in vers slow mode
or in hd video format which is very good indeed.ive dowloaded about
20 apps already most of them free it has an apps store hope ive helped
you out :)
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