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Samsung S5560 Review
Phone rating: 
In a nutshell: The Samsung S5560 (nicknamed the Marvel) is an
excellent entry-level touchscreen phone. It's missing 3G, but has a
great camera and music player, an FM radio, 3.5mm headphone jack and
a WiFi connection. It's a phone that delivers a lot for the price!
Review: April 2010. Last updated March 2011.
The Samsung S5560 is a well balanced all-rounder of a phone. Priced at around
the £15 per month level on contract, the S5560 is not a ground breaking
phone in any way. It takes a well established platform - Samsung's Touch Wiz
1.0 user interface - with its ease of use and its friendly widgets, puts it
into a fairly compact body, and adds in the features that most people want from
a phone. If you crave the latest iPhone or Android smartphone, this isn't the
kind of phone you'll be interested in, but the S5560 costs a fraction of the
money and still has the apps that most people will use every day.
The phone feels good in the hand. It's not large, but it's not superslim either.
It's somewhere in between. The screen is a very good size at 3 inches across,
and with an adequate resolution of 240 x 400 pixels. That makes it easy to see,
and helps make the touch interface easier to use. We've commented many times
before on Samsung's Touch Wiz interface, and we'll say again that it does the
job well, is simple and includes helpful widgets like clocks, facebook, MySpace
links, etc that make everyday tasks a breeze.
Entertainment-wise, the S5560 has a good camera (5 megapixels, autofocus, smile
detection, flash), a music player and an FM radio with RDS. There's a 3.5mm
audio jack too, so you'll be able to use any standard-fit headphones. The 50MB
of built-in memory won't get you far, so you'll probably want to add a microSD
memory card, which will let you store plenty of music and/or videos.
Samsung haven't made the S5560 3G compatible, but they have provided WiFi,
so if you want to access facebook or surf the web, you'll want to ensure you
have regular WiFi access, otherwise you'll be relying on a slow EDGE connection.
Other connectivity options include Bluetooth and USB.
Battery life seems to be good.
The S5560 is a good all-rounder, and offers excellent value for money. If you
want GPS, 3G or an App Store, you'll need to spend a lot more cash. But if you
want something that's a step-up from the Tocco
Lite, then the S5560 could be your phone. Consider also the Samsung
Jet or Samsung Galaxy Apollo, which
have the benefits of GPS, 3G and other enhancements.
Features of the Samsung S5560 Marvel include:
- 5 megapixel camera with smile detection, autofocus, 4x digital zoom and
flash
- Video camera (QVGA, 15fps)
- Display: TFT, 16 million colours, 240 x 400 pixels (3.0 inches) with auto
rotate
- Music player (MP3, WMA, AAC, AAC+, e-AAC+ formats)
- FM radio RDS
- Ringtones: MP3 ringtones / 64-voice polyphonic tones
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, email
- Voice memo & voice mail
- Speakerphone
- Java games
- Offline mode
- WAP 2.0, GPRS, EDGE, web browser
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, USB 2.0
- Memory: 50MB plus MicroSD memory card slot
- Personal organiser functions
- Quadband GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
- Size: 108 x 52 x 13 mm
- Weight: TBC
- Talktime: 8 hours
- Battery standby: 700 hours
Samsung S5560 User Reviews
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Average rating from 42 reviews: 
Reviewed by Paapu from - on 10th Apr 2012
no doubt it has a good cmera..good bettry.. but has worst touchscreen...
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Reviewed by Paul from Wales on 27th Mar 2012
I bought this phone on this review
IT@S THE BIGGEST LOAD OF JUNK I'VE EVER BOUGHT
you phone a company and it says press 1 for whatever...
but you can't as the screens gone blank and the phone has locked...
and by the time you've unlocked it the other end has hungup.. also it
freezes in camera mode, and the only way out is to remove the battery,
then put it in your pocket and it unlocks it self and usually dials
the last number...thats cost me loads..the automatic summer/wintertime
doesnt work..the list just goes on and on
it cost me a hundred, the best thing i ever did with it was to through
it against a wall...
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Reviewed by BIggles from UK on 27th Jan 2012
Reasonable functionality and operation but the phone was in repair for
many months having new guts and a replacement etc. over the last two
years I have had to take the phone back seven times and been very dis-appointed
with its durability. On saying that I have just bought the 'Y' and that
is excellent value and so far so good.
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Reviewed by Aakash from India on 20th Jan 2012
Camera is really good . . . but touch bad
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Reviewed by Angus Og from Russia on 29th Dec 2011
Excellent phone, with lots of standard apps. Love the screen layout.
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Reviewed by RRRR from uk on 10th Dec 2011
this phone is okay but has not any good games
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Reviewed by paa from Romania on 5th Dec 2011
It is nice ....but i have a problem! When i'm connecting it to a WIFI
internet and i try to go to a website it says Not enought memory...allthouw
my phone memory is empty...
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Reviewed by Sohail Khan from Pakistan on 16th
Nov 2011
Outstanding mobile phone I've ever purchased. The people who don't know,
How to use it, say that it is poor. But actually its a nice stuff. Camera,
battery life, earphones, display....... Every thing is perfect regarding
its price.
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Reviewed by corky the cat from uk on 18th Oct
2011
Good; Neat looking phone. sleek and light weight. 5mp Camera (if you
really need it??) Wi-Fi your email account and websites. Bad; Playing
music is a right mess about!! Changing wallpaper/ringtones forget it!!
It will drive you insane!! Predicitive text predicts hardly anything!!!
Never encountered half the probs people on here report, are you really
looking after your phones? I am getting rid after 10 months, never had
any technical probs apart from odd shut down?
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Reviewed by Balu from India on 11th Oct 2011
This is the worst phone i have purchased... my lock key button does
not work properly ... wast of money .... go for NOKIA... the best phone
maker.. samsung the worst makers.. try to develop much better and come
with an best phone so that people can insvest their money on u ...
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Reviewed by Hussain from UK on 30th Sep 2011
I had this phone for few months now and I have to say the battery life
is outstanding. My younger brother played some games on the phone for
nearly 3 hours and the battery was still full. I usually charge it around
2-3 times a week. The only downside is that when someone is calling
and you want to put it on speaker or get the keypad up, you have to
hold on to the unlock button on the side of the phone and then it locks
again after a few seconds
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Reviewed by John cooper from Uk on 7th Sep 2011
What a fantastic phone from singer john c from hastings east sussex
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Reviewed by MB from England on 27th Jul 2011
Had this phone for over 12 months, and its had several faults, including
speaker breaking (no good for phone calls), lock key stopped working,
regular freezing, and now as soon as you turn it on it turns itself
off. When it works, its a good phone! Far from reliable though.
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Reviewed by Paul from Wales on 20th Jul 2011
Biggest load of junk i've ever purchased. 1. Camera locks on, cant get
back to menu 2. Phone someone like tesco's where you have to wait to
press the dept you need, no chance, the phone goes black, you have to
hold down the sleep key to reactiveate, then it shows keypad bottom
left, press it, NOTHING, 5 stars, no way keeps going off in my pocket,
thus using all my minutes,Raddio is so so. the only good thing is the
camera is above fair, and the earphone not bad,
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Reviewed by lame_lei from The Netherlands on 30th
Jun 2011
Don't buy it... It broke today, it is nearly 8 months old. It still
works, but i have to press 1,5 centimeter underneat the thing i want
to press, so i can't type my PIN anymore, and i can't open the menu
to calibrate, because these buttons don't work anymore...
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Reviewed by Musa from UAE on 28th Jun 2011
The build is good and the screen is ok as are the buttons. However there
are a no of annoying drawbacks. Phone gets locked when dialling so i
have to press unlock and the keypad button to be able to press a number.
Cant scroll through music or sms so i have to go one by one which is
a real pain. Messaging is hard as keys tend to appear as pressed twice
unless i press it very lightly.
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Reviewed by Jan from UK on 26th Jun 2011
DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE!!! What a waste of money. The first text I ever
sent contained the word GP which I added to memory in case I needed
to use it again. Now, whenever I type in the word "is" I have to scroll
down the list of alternative words in order to use it instead of "GP".
There is no facility to delete things from the dictionary and the self-correct
facility has no concept of commonly used words. You are always having
to scroll down to find something perfectly normal. When you are on the
phone and need to key in numbers you are so busy stabbing the unlock
button 20 times till it works, in order to release the keyboard, you
miss most of the menus you are trying to listen to. When you take a
video, if you don't hold the phone the way up they want you to hold
it, it will always playback sideways - if you turn it, the film itself
turns. When scrolling down through menus, you have to repeatedly press
the scroll button, you cannot just hold it down and have it carry on
down. There is no search facility for the music so if you are looking
for something at the end of the list, you might be pressing the button
about 100 times. If you dare not answer a call it reminds you insistently
and persistently - never mind that you might have texted the person
back in the meantime - until you go into list and delete. Same thing
with the calendar which is extremely annoying because, outrageous I
know, I might just want to keep things on the calendar to check back
on dates of events etc. As for the so-called radio. When you go into
the list of stations, they are only listed by digits, not names even
though the name does clearly register when you are playing a station.
It asks you to add to favourites, so I did to see if that might be a
way round the problem but there is no favourites list to access!! Perfectly
brand new, high quality computer will not recognize the crummy Samsung
disk - who knows, maybe all my answers are in there! Half the time,
the touch screen is useless, not responding, no matter how many times
you re-calibrate. This phone is total junk. Worst phone I've ever had.
Makes me scard to buy another.
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Reviewed by danrev roqueza from philippines on
18th May 2011
cannot connect a call
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Reviewed by Emad from Iran on 17th Mar 2011
I Buy this mobile phone today, it`s good, i mean i like it:)
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Reviewed by BmxGirl from England on 28th Feb 2011
Ive had this phone quite a while now and i got to say there is bad things
and good things.. Bad things: It freezes too quickly when i want to
go on something different, the camera is bad it just seems like a normal
camera?, the touch becomes so sensative in time and when i try put my
code in it puts too many didgits.., doesnt show me when i have a text
when its on lock even though it shows me that i have a call.., Forgets
to remind you to put a password in (very annoying as anyone can gain
access to your phone), the internet is slow but its ok.. I WOULD LIKE
TO KNOW HOW YOU VIEW INTERNET HISTORY SO IF ANY OF YOU KNOW HOW PLEASE
PUT A COMMENT AS ITS TOOK ME STILL HALF A YEAR TO FIND!!!. Good points:
Its slick its not too heavy or too light so you know its in your pocket,
the speaker is fab, memory is good, battery life is fantastic when you
are not on facebook or texting :), you can set more than 5 alarms! (
i am always late for college so adding more alarms help) the fact you
can fake call is brilliant makes me lol times where ive been in difficult
akawrd positions.. So yeah all together i have to give it a 4.......................................
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Reviewed by Gallaxy from Romania on 15th Feb 2011
It's useless. Touchscreen will go less sensitive in time, especially
when you want (well, when you try) to run more than 3 widgets, scrolling
screens get very annoying. There's no firmware update, I repeat: NO
FIRMWARE UPDATE, nor support on official site. This phone has several
problems that the manufacturer didn't yet solved, nor will (my opinion):
- if you want to listen to music using those hands free-headphones (too
invasive for ones ears) and you press the hands-free answer/end button,
you get a bonus of redialing last called number on music stop command
:)) that's hilarious and extremely bitchy; I had to password protect
all my phone's functions to prevent this from happening; - EXTREMELY
ANNOYINGLY SLOW REACTIONS when you listen to music and run another widget;
touch screen won't listen to your commands; - EXTREMELY BAD MANUFACTURER
CONCEALED FAULT: do you want to set different ring tones for different
contacts in your phone book and you have these ring tones on a micro
SD card inside your phone? Oh yeah?! Well, you cannot assign a ring
tone to a contact directly from the micro SD, because software NEEDS
TO COPY IT INTO PHONE MEMORY (so when you browse your phone, you'll
see the same file a lots of times with (1) or (2) or (x) at the end
of its name, you can do that limited times, until phone's memory fills
up! don't insist on finding hot-spots while your battery level below
50%, you might get a scene from your phone: just freezes and after 3-4
seconds it shuts off without any notice; - I just ended a conversation
and I want to call someone else (or the same person), the screen shows
call progress, but the phone just refuses to initiate call (doesn't
even ring, it just won't dial), it's not a regular problem, but I've
experienced this several times; - there's this New PC Studio as support
for PC connectivity, when connected to PC in PC studio mode, you cannot
access memory card (fair enough), you cannot read messages (not all
messages and this puzzles me because I don't understand why is that)
using PC Studio (PC Studio says "Cannot read this message, use the phone
to open it", when you want to do this while connected, phone says "You
cannot access messages while in PC Studio mode", so... my next logical
question: what is PC Studio good for?); - and when you connect it in
Mass Storage mode, there's this spinning color circle that hides all
functions on phone, you cannot access its menu, I wonder if you can
answer a call ...; - there's no search function for music (files) on
browsing memory; - connect it to socket/outlet charger and live it over
night to charge; you might get woken up by a lot of light; when charge
complete, a pop-up screen (bright white, very bright) says "Charge complete,
disconnect charger", so either you do that (because it keeps on popping
up regularly), or you flip your phone face down; + (this is somehow
a plus) it has wireless support, you can actually check and read (and
even reply to) your mail messages (there's a Gmail app installed); +
camera is a 5MP with led-flash, flash works on filming also; but again,
if I wanted to take pictures, I would get me a digital camera, wouldn't
I? (I got this phone for the Wi-fi support, which is ... reasonable);
- it has this annoying fade-in on ringing; well, I DON'T WANT IT TO
FADE-IN RING! I WANT IT TO JUST... RING! Impossible! Oh, and it cuts
(about half of second approximately) on ring tones and songs (I had
to insert silence at the beginning and at the end of the ring-tone to
sound right); Bottom line: NO support (no firmware update support),
A LOT OF CONCEALED FAULTS (see upper comms), NO themes (except 3 themes
that suck), rubbish hands-free (you have either to swallow the mic so
the person you talk to could actually hear what you're saying, either
to scream like a lunatic and those ear-buds are a pain in my ears, plug
it in and besides that you cannot hear the environment, it creates some
kind of pressure inside your ears), almost NO PC connectivity (except
bluetooth that's way better than cable transfer, want to transfer a
file using PC Studio? think again, because it takes ages!), Wi-Fi is
somehow ok... It's useless, I definitely DON'T RECOMMEND THIS PHONE!
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Reviewed by Mike from UK on 14th Feb 2011
I have had this phone for nearly a year. It is totaly reliable. No problems
with signal. Texting is easy or the large keypad. Battery last a long
time, inbetween charges. Sound is very good & quite loud. Camera is
above average. S E Harvey. When in a call press & hold Lock Key to get
back to keypad, then enter a number. Hope that helps.
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Reviewed by s e harvey from Uk on 22nd Jan 2011
The mobile is good. However, Samsung support is not . The user manual
does not help with anything other than very basic use. For instance
there is no advise on how to enter numbers as required by bank enquiries
etc. In addition the web site does no give detailed advice.
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Reviewed by megan from england on 8th Dec 2010
i have had this phone for 3 months now and already want a new one. it
is bad for browsing the internet and i can hardly ever send texts or
call people, recieving calls is stupidly bad too. it also takes a long
time to load up after it has been turned off. i do not recomend this
phone.
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Reviewed by Ed from England on 7th Dec 2010
All in all, a god phone, especially for its price. However, i do find
the touch screen quite annoying as it either misses my taps or thinks
i've done loads of taps... and also during texting, the button to change
the language is just below the space button, and its rather annoying
when you're texting and you accidentally change the language to swedish
or whatever. Also, the unlock button is on the side of the phone, which
is annoyng as it unlocks in your pocket sometimes and calls people..
despite all that, its worth the money; its strong, mostly reliable,
the battery lasts ages and it looks good.
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Reviewed by Danny from Malaysia on 16th Sep 2010
Pros: -Reasonably priced. For its price, this would be one of the best
touchscreen phones you can buy. -Elegant and user-friendly design. Buttons
are easily within reach, and the phone feels nice to hold. -3.5mm jack
provides decent sound quality, compatible with normal headphones. -Memory
card (MicroSD) is hot-swappable. -Wi-Fi, with an easy to use internet
browser. -Camera provides excellent picture quality. -Good battery life.
Not properly tested, but I only have to charge my phone once every 3-4
days, even with frequent use, heavy internet browsing and lots of picture
taking. -Friendly user interface. You don't have to be a total geek
to figure out the functions available on this phone. Cons: -Resistive
touchscreen takes some time to get used to. -Lack of 3G connectivity.
-QWERTY keypad is small. Spelling mistakes are becoming much more common.
-You still need to remove the back cover even though the memory card
is hot-swappable. -Loudspeaker isn't that loud.
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Reviewed by Mz from Pakistan on 15th Sep 2010
Good Phone...nice touch screen...bought it few days ago..loving it...but
it has some problem with headphone...whenever i plugged it into the
mobile...it got stucked...screen freezes...it also dial the last no...ahh..
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Reviewed by Allan from England on 8th Sep 2010
What a great phone. Excellent battery life and calling, texting is very
easy. WiFi connects without any problem although loading pages is a
little slow at times. Camera is is very good. Won't bother to take my
main camera on the next holiday. Pleased to say it doesn't show the
finger marks as much as many similar phones. Touch screen works well,
although it does take a bit of getting used to. I find it's sometimes
easier to use the the left (volume) button to scroll up/down some of
the menu lists. All things considered and for my use, I think this is
a really nice phone er, camera er, I mean phone. It may not have all
the bells 'n' whistles and the internet can be a little slow to load
pages, but for £90 you can't go far wrong. I give it 5 stars due to
the low purchase price for all the features and ease of use coupled
with a quite decent battery life.
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Reviewed by jean from england on 5th Sep 2010
I have had this phone for about 2 month and I hate it touch screen not
very responsive can#t get on internet at all tried wi-fi still can't
connect sick off ringing orange wondering if it will work with another
surplier or wether its the phone thats a problem
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Reviewed by Dan from Lancs, UK on 20th Aug 2010
I've had this phone for about 2 months now, bought on PAyG to replace
an ageing iPaq smartphone. Decent phone for money, excellent camera
which is easy to use and the editing function works ok although only
has basic editing functions. Good music player, wiFi works well. Touchscreen
scrolling is slow and not always responsive and tapping is not always
recognised which can be frustrating. Internet slow due to lack of 3g
which is a big minus for me as I use internet alot. Email functionality
is poor as a consequence. If you want a decent phone with good camera
then it's worth a look. If you want a phone for internet/email use then
look at alternatives with 3g.
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Reviewed by Kay from st.lucia on 8th Aug 2010
I Love this phone! I have had it for 2 months now and trust me it is
way too cheap for all what it does! The camera quailty is great it has
wifi and the touch screen is very neat! You can also get great games
for this phone! It is a Must have!
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Reviewed by Holly from England on 4th Aug 2010
I got the samsung GT S5560 as a replacement to my nokia 5530 (amazing
phone btw) however it is not nearly in the same league, it is a simple
phone, quite frankly not a "smart" phone, it does not display names
on missed calls or message, the scrolling, texting and touch screen
in general is slow. It is so basic. Internet connection is slow. Trying
to do things on this phone, eg organise music, photos, videos is a faff.
I have to go through so much just to do the simplest things! All in
all this phone is slow, frustrating and simply not good enough. I fail
to see the point in this phone. Dont buy it, get the nokia 5530 instead.
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Reviewed by mauritia from england on 2nd Aug 2010
I have the samsung GT S5560. The touch screen is great. But the internet
and the signal on this phone is terrible i am with orange. I cant get
a signal most of the time where my son can. Internet will not come on
at all. Phoned orange loads of time and still not working. The reception
on this phone is terrible.
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Reviewed by Chris from UK on 8th Jul 2010
I calibrated the touch screen and it works well. Though it sometimes
'misses' my taps. Although this is getting less frequent with use, perhaps
I'm adjusting to it? Keyboard is fine and works well. Doesn't feel cheap
to me but reasonably well made. It may last a while? Easy to use. I
suppose opinions will vary depending on your other/previous phones,
my previous phone was very old and awfull to use, may be compared to
a much more expensive phone this one is poor but I am very pleased with
it for under £100.
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Reviewed by :) from UK on 5th Jul 2010
Overall, the samsung S5560 is a good phone as is good value for money.
Nothing particularly spectacular about the phone but it's easy to use
and get used to. Also compared to the genio it's must faster and responds
alot quicker. The camera has good features such as smile detection and
the pictures can also be edited on the phone which is a plus. The music
player has it's own widget which makes it easy to use when on the go.
The wifi works fairly quick although it lacks some things such as the
chat on facebook. It's also a very strong phone and seems to be pretty
unbreakable having survived many falls including a drop from my bedroom
window :/ Definitely worth a look if you'r elooking for a good phone
but aren't too bothered about proper internet use and extra features.
:)
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Reviewed by Roman from United Kingdom on 31st
May 2010
its an ok phone but the processor is very slow so freezez sometimes.
not much ram either. camera ok but i had a samsung d900i and the camera
was the same on that although it was only 3mp and this is 5mp. games
are very basic and u have to use arrow keys ahh. internet very slow
on wifi compared to my ipod touch and the phone itself is very slow
in general. not the best phone ive had.
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Reviewed by Kieran from Hampshire, England on
29th May 2010
Its cheap and cheerful. nice price, nice features, nice camera. however,
it has an awfully laggy and slow OS (as does most Samsung phones), typing
is a nightmare with the slackest keyboard ever. It has simple and basic
features, and starts crashing very quickly. I advise buying a Nokia
5530. Far better and more reliable.
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Reviewed by Anonymous from Malaysia on 12th May
2010
Its a great phone with advantages of having a high battery life, good
5 megapixel camera and wifi gives it a similarity to the Nokia 5800
and 5530, but due to the lack of 3g, having a hard sensitive screen
and no stylus which does elude the great features. But with the added
apps, fake call feature and the all new finding music feature it does
stand out to be a remarkable phone. Due to its cheap price tag, I would
recommend it to budget buyers and smartphone hunters.
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Reviewed by Steve Rainford from United Kingdom on
8th May 2010
Took delivery yesterday after running (the superb) G1 for a year. Appeared
to be an excellent budget phone and easy to use. Not the best touch
screen ever and scrolling is a chore compared to other touch screen
mobiles. *BUT*: When running MP3s off a micro-SD, as soon as you plug
in the headphones, the 5560 rings your last dialled number and then
freezes; so you are unable to terminate the call before it connects!
Unsure if this is a generic fault or specific to my handset. Needless
to say, the phone has been returned.
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Reviewed by Matthew from uk on 3rd May 2010
Love the phone but the lack of 3g is a let doiwn if had three it would
be the perfect £100 phone
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Reviewed by EUCHARIA from NIGERIAN on 30th Apr
2010
THE BEST
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Reviewed by Daz from England on 28th Apr 2010
I've had the S5560 now for about a month, I've had loads of phones over
the years (i get board with them) for £100 0n pay & go its hard to fault.
The only problem I've had is surfing the net (very slow) if not using
wifi. Battery life is great. loads of features too but no support on
samsungs web site for this phone yet.
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