Samsung U600 Review
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In a nutshell: The U600 is the slimmest slide phone ever, measuring
an astonishing 10.9mm thickness. Yet it's a high-spec phone featuring
a 3 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus, and a fully-featured
music player with expandable memory to replace your MP3 player. The
only thing that may put some people off is the touch sensitive buttons
- but sometimes you have to suffer a little to look good! Available
in dark silver, red, pink, blue, chrome and black & gold.
Review: April 2007.
The Samsung U600 is the first of the second-generation Ultra phones
to hit the shops and is the replacement for the enormously popular Samsung
D900 ultra-slim slide phone. At just 10.9 mm it's even thinner than
the D900, making it the slimmest slide phone available (now beaten by
the Samsung E840!). As well as making
it thinner, Samsung have shaved a couple of millimetres off the width
of the phone, which is a very welcome improvement, as flat wide phones
are not as ergonomic to use as conventionally-sized phones. It's also
10g lighter than the D900, making it an extremely lightweight phone
indeed. You can hardly feel the presence of this phone in a jacket pocket!
A visual makeover serves to differentiate the U600 from the D900 in
the looks department. One important change is that the external buttons
(the ones that you can see when the slide is closed) have been made
into touch-sensitive buttons (like the Samsung
E900). Touch sensitive buttons look cool, but are not to everyone's
taste - read our user reviews of the Samsung
E900 for a flavour of these! We feel that Samsung have made a mistake
here and the touch-sensitive buttons will alienate a certain percentage
of users. If you don't want to take the risk then stick with the D900
or choose the newer Samsung G600, which
are very safe choices.
Inside the phone, not a lot has changed - at least from a user's perspective.
The camera has been uprated from 3.0 to 3.2 megapixels. The battery
is less powerful than the D900's, but Samsung claim that battery performance
has actually been improved due to a new technology called OPUS (Optimized
Power Usage Solution). In our experience, the battery life is only 2-3
days. User memory has been reduced slightly from 70 Mbytes to 60 Mbytes.
The camera is excellent - Samsung's best yet - with a high-resolution
3.2 megapixel resolution, LED flash, autofocus and digital zoom. It
doesn't match the Sony Ericsson K800i
or the Nokia N95, but it's still one of
the best cameras on a phone. Our only complaint about the camera is
its slowness in taking a picture - a delay of one or two seconds means
that fast moving subjects are hard to photograph. There's also a good
quality video camera. The display is high resolution (240 x 320 pixels)
with 262,144 colours and is excellent. The music player supports a wide
range of formats - MP3, ACC, ACC+ and e-AAC+ - and has very good sound
reproduction. You can use the stereo headset supplied by Samsung or
a wireless Bluetooth
headset. You can also listen to music through the built-in loudspeaker
which features a Bang & Olufsen digital power amplifier. The player
is easy to use with playlists of up to 30 tracks. With 60 Mbytes of
user memory, you can only store around 15 music tracks, so to use your
U600 as a music player, you'll need to buy a Micro
SD card - a 512 Mbyte card costs around £15 and will enable
you to store over 100 tracks. The largest memory card possible is a
2 Gbyte card, with storage for around 500 songs. A PC data link kit
is included in the sales package, for transferring music from a PC.
Other features that we like include the messaging options, with support
for email attachments and a document viewer for viewing (but not editing)
MS Office, PDF and HTML files. We like the EDGE connection for fast
downloads, the quad band operating frequency, wireless photo printing
with PicBridge™-compatible printers and the TV-Out connector for viewing
your photos and videos directly on a TV.
Most of all, the U600 works as a lightweight, ultra-slim, look-at-me,
sexy-slider kind of phone. It's got the 3 megapixel camera and the music
player to back up the looks too. The phone isn't as user friendly as
it could have been without the touch-sensitive buttons, so we've decided
not to award the full 5 stars for the U600. A genuine 5 star phone is
the G600, which is the replacement for
the U600 and has a 5 megapixel camera and no touch-sensitive buttons.
Demand for the U600 has been sky high since launch, and this has driven
prices down. You can probably find the best bargain by starting a new
contract rather than upgrading on your existing contract (it's easy
to port your phone number to a new network). The U600 is now available
on Pay as you Go too.
The new Samsung U600 Vibe (or Samsung U600i) is the same as the U600
but features "haptics", i.e. a vibrational feedback when you
press the touch-sensitive buttons.
Features of the Samsung U600 include:
- 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, flash and 4x digital zoom
- Video camera (MPEG4 format)
- Display: TFT, 262,144 colours, 240 x 320 pixels
- Music player (MP3, ACC, ACC+, e-AAC+ formats) with digital power
amp
- 64-voice polyphonic ringtones / MP3 ringtones
- Voice memo recorder
- Integrated handsfree speakerphone
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, email (POP3, SMTP, IMAP4, SSL, TLS)
- T9 predictive text
- Document viewer for MS Office, PDF and HTML files
- Mobile printing via Bluetooth (PicBridge™)
- Java games
- Flight mode
- Personal organiser functions
- Memory: 60 Mbytes plus MicroSD memory card slot (expandable to 2
Gbytes)
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0, TV-Out
- WAP 2.0, GPRS Class 10, EDGE
- Quad band
- Size: 103 x 49 x 11 mm
- Weight: 81g
- Talktime: 4 hours
- Battery standby: 270 hours
Samsung U600 User Reviews
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Average rating from 100 reviews:
Reviewed by Alfie from England on 25th May 2007
Great phone, very thin which is great and like the touch keys and camera
quality is great a must buy phone for everyone. Has to be given and
outstanding 5 stars.
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Reviewed by Steve from England on 25th May 2007
Why are people saying this phone has a touch screen...IT DOES NOT FGS!!!!!!
Great phone, easy to use because if you cant understand to use it then
stick to fisher price!
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Reviewed by lorna from scotland on 25th May 2007
didn't like this phone - kept it for two days then exchanged it! battery
is pretty rubbish, camera really good, but not worth keeping just for
that. the key pad is way over senstive. i've been using samsung phones
for years - defo not impressed with their latest, not as user friendly
as past handsets.
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Reviewed by michael from united kingdom on 24th
May 2007
the U900 is a great phone and i cant find any faults with it what so
ever. everybody who says that is a bad phone is either just stupid or
are stuck in the past and cant get used to todays technology!!! since
i had my first samsung (D500) i have never had any other make of phone
as i find samsungs very easy 2 use, stylish and modern. i would recomend
this phone to everybody :)
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Reviewed by Amy Campbell from UK on 24th May 2007
I LOVE THIS FONE ITS FANTASTIC EASY TO USE SMART AND A GREAT CAM ALTHOUGH
I ACCIDENTLY RING PEOPLE APPART FROM THAT ITS THE BEST SAMSUNG BY FAR!!
GET THE FONE IF U WANT A FANCY ONE AND WIT A GD CAM. IF U AV BIG HANDS
AND USUSLLY DROP IT MAYBE ITS NOT THE ONE FOR U CAS ITS DELICATE
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Reviewed by Helena from Ireland on 24th May 2007
Brilliant phone. Ive had it just over a week and i love it! I was originally
going to go for an E900 but im so glad i went for the U600. Smooth,
ultra slim slider (you wont believe how thin it is until you see it),
sleek design and really excellent functions. Yes the battery life is
not as good as other phones but that might be because you can't put
it down!! Touch sensitive keys are great but i think are better suited
to women rather than men (sorry guys!!)I loved the motorola that i had
before this and was worried about the change-over but i had nothing
to worry about, i'll definitely stay with Samsung for my next phone.
Dont listen to the bad reviews - buy this phone, you'll not regret it.
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Reviewed by Vicky from England on 24th May 2007
i think this phone great, unfortunately the battery goes really quickly.
will it get any better after i have had it for a while? it's so easy
to use and i love the design!
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Reviewed by vincenzo from UK on 24th May 2007
I've had this phone for a week now and I'm going to exchange it for
either an N73 or k810i. The U600 main bad points are: 1. Terrible battery
life. I need to charge it every day. Same usage on a K800 and I charged
it every 3 days. 2. Texting is a nightmare. The predictive text software
is awful. When given a list of possible words sometimes you have to
scroll up, other times you have to scroll down. Why? 3. The touch sensitive
buttons are great in theory but are not practical. Quite a number of
times I've accidentally dialled someone while reading their text. Then
you've got to quickly unlock the keypad and hang-up before the call
is connected. This is beginning to become a real pain. ********** DO
NOT BUY THE U600 **********
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Reply by MEMEME from uk on 5th Dec
2008
1) I have to charge mine once a week. 2) Don't use predictive if you
don't like it just turn it off. 3) You have to be an idiot to manage
to phone someone whilst reading a text.
Reviewed by Mac from Belfast UK on 24th May 2007
Got the U600 last week and am pretty impressed,overall design is good
and feels well built,find changing sim cards a bit of a hassle on this
phone,also screen gets dirty very easy,camera can produce quite blurry
photos takes a bit of getting used too the delay on it,might be better
technically than a D600 but D600 is hard too beat,so i'll give it a
4....
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Reviewed by Jason Rise from UK on 23rd May 2007
Got my phone yesterday and today was the first day I played with it!
Love the look and feel, slight issue with some of the texting and the
way it displays previous contacts! However apart from that this phone
totally rocks! I love it!
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Reviewed by Patrick Lim from Singapore on 23rd
May 2007
I tried using the Samsung Bluetooth WEP-100 stereo headset, it says
play via stereo bluetooth. Yes, then it requires us to search for the
stereo headset even though it had already been paired and authorised.
It then marked the headset as Main but no actions to transfer the music
(in Music Player mode) I had used the same headset on Nokia N95 and
Sony Eric W880i and K810i and all performed instantaneously, without
any hassle. please clarify why cant be simple like those models?
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Reviewed by luke hipster from united kingdom on
23rd May 2007
well kwl easy to handle and exelent storage.gd games nd good bluetooth
for trading songs with friends.
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Reviewed by Gary Cox from United Kingdom on 23rd
May 2007
Just received my U600 and am pleased at the improvements Samsung have
made to my previous phone the E900. At last on a Samsung, you can now
use your own sounds for message alert, the ringer now supports vibrate
and melody at the same time, messages are automatically saved and you
now have a choice of clocks - which means you can go without the standard
Samsung clock bar which is a permanent feature on earlier phones your
mates may still have. For those - who I see from existing reviews -
are gettting used to the touch-sensitive keys and moaning about inadvertently
ringing numbers can I offer a workround which I used successfully on
my E900 and which works on this phone. Simply go to your Call log and
delete all 'Recent Contacts'. Next time you brush over the phone key
you will simply get a dialogue box on screen saying 'Call log empty'.
Note this does not affect your Missed Calls, Dialled Calls, Received
Calls or Sent Messages - these are all still there in their own section
to be accessed at any time you need them. I have added Call Log to 'My
Menu' so you can easily jump to it and delete.Voila!
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Reviewed by PeterGunn from England on 23rd May
2007
Very sturdy, the inside mech is metal. The slight wobble is not a weakness
just movement in the metal track. Music player on mine does not see
the 1gb mem card .. so no tunes will load - maybe I'm doing something
wrong! can see then from the file app, but will only play 1 at a time,
can't mark multiple tracks ... WHY? Everything else at this early stage
looks pretty good to me - This one might last me a while, and believe
me I've had a few!!!!!
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Reviewed by steve k from great britain on 22nd
May 2007
just bought itseems really good. like the light weight and slim design.
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Reviewed by Miss_U600 from a place on 22nd May
2007
What can I say... AN AMAZING PHONE I GOT IT FOR MY BIRTHDAY AND THE
CAMERA IS AMAZING AND GD MEMORY!!! i luv it GET IT or u will NEVER know
what ur missing!
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Reviewed by Nick from UK on 22nd May 2007
Bought this phone from dialaphone to replace my beloved d500. The u600
is amazing! Everything is familiar from older samsung models, but can't
believe how thin it is. Camera is much much better than the d500, especially
video recording. Screnn is amazing. I was worried about the touch sensitive
keys, but tehr fine - don't know what the fuss is about. I want to give
this 6 out of 5!!!
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Reviewed by PC from UK on 22nd May 2007
Had this phone for about a month now, had a D600 before. Very good form
factor, camera, takes a while to get used to the buttons. Only downside
is battery but it is slim... your choice!
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Reviewed by Joseph from Japan on 22nd May 2007
cool camera cool music
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Reviewed by Snap from England on 22nd May 2007
Got it today, such a nice phone a lot better than the d600 n nicer lookin.
Has everything u want in it n its super slim.
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Reviewed by Saint from Singapore on 22nd May 2007
Got this phone last week, have just got use to the sensitive touch and
it works brilliantly. The photos taken with the 3.2mgp is sharp and
clear. Battery can last me for 3 days if bluetooth not turn on. All
symbols can be found are easily found by holding the # key. Software
response is quick. Design is classy and elegant, with fantastic finishing.
Samsung U600 is still the best compared to SE W880i, K550i, N95, N73,
X820.
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Reviewed by Mr Whibbo from UK, Chelmsford on 21st
May 2007
The phone is the simply the best...the dogs danglies...touch sensitive
pad is just right and has all the features you could ever want. Waa
waa wee wah!!!!!!
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Reviewed by gary draper from england on 21st May
2007
love the phone. Not had it very long takes some getting used to touch
sensitive buttons, made a few calls unaware and exited the games by
mistake.still best looking phone around
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Reviewed by tom from UK on 21st May 2007
Just returned my U600 as I really didn't get on with it. It looks great
and the touch sensitive buttons are a nice gimmick but I kept touching
them by accident. I switched from Sony Erricson and found the texting
format difficult with limited symbols and non intuitive. To top it off
the battery life was awful. Although you tend to play with a new phone
more often I found I had to charge every day! Now looking for a new
upgrade.
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Reviewed by Kaylz from UK on 21st May 2007
I've had the phone a couple of days and am returning it! I cant stand
the buttons. All most everytime with out fail my thumb hits the cancel
button and I loose my text or whatever else I'm doing. The flip is very
flimsy. Scared I'm going to break it. The battery life is terrible!
Goes so quickly! As I use it for work as well, its not very reliable
at all! The camera is very good though I think! Takes clear pics. Im
replacing it for a Samsung z560! Lets hope I have a bit more luck.
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Reviewed by matthew from UK on 20th May 2007
Only had the phone for a few hours but very, very impressed. Found it
hard to get used to at first with the touch sensitive screen, but now
i love it. best fone i've seen for a while, much better than my old
sony ericsson d750i
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Reviewed by sean sayburn from england on 20th
May 2007
iv got the samsung u600 i think there a good phone its got everything
on it n the 3.2 mega pixel is great let me know what you think thanks
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Reviewed by Gavin from england on 20th May 2007
I got this phone 2 day swapped it for my nokia n70 its a great mobile
5 stars wat more cud u say
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Reviewed by zee from uk on 20th May 2007
just got the samsung u600.....great phone,and have brilliat features...
still getting used to the touch buttons...all over great phone and i
recommended to any 1
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Reviewed by windygee from uk on 20th May 2007
fabulous phone apart from the annoying tone when i send a text. has
anybody figured out how to get it to stop. sound settings - indicative
tone DOES NOT WORK!! it's driving me mad, please help
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Reviewed by MITTY from UK on 20th May 2007
WELL DONE CRAIG GLAD YOU LIKE IT NOW. THE TROUBLE IS PEOPLE DONT GIVE
THEMSELVES ENOUGH TIME TO GET USED TO IT. THE BATTERY LIFE LASTS ABOUT
3 DAYS WITH AVERAGE USE BUT YOU CAN EXTEND IT BY TURNING OFF BLUE TOOTH
AS THIS USES A LOT OF BATTERY LIFE, ALSO TURN OFF KEY PAD LIGHTS DURING
DAYLIGHT HOURS AND TURN OFF/DOWN KEYPAD SOUNDS. DOING LITTLE THINGS
LIKE THIS ALL EXTEND YOUR BATTERY LIFE.
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Reviewed by Mihai Cristian from Romania on 20th
May 2007
i't verri gut
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Reviewed by Emma Hall from England on 19th May
2007
Good phone.. The only thing that annoys me is the camera.
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Reviewed by h0lly from uk on 19th May 2007
also there are very few symbols, like no £ or brackets etc.....at least,
i cant find them and ive looked everywhere, so if they r on the phone
then they arent easy to find!
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Reviewed by emma from south wales on 19th May
2007
well well well.am i happy or what,got this phone today after swapping
it from nokia 7390,i agonised for ages about swapping to this as i went
off samsungs for a while.now they have sorted quite a few things out
on their phones they have lured me back.i dont know what everyone is
moaning about the touch sensitive keys,mine are perfect no jumping around
all over the place like e900,equivalent to using the d900.the camera
is very good with nice and clear picture quality,also no delay on shutter
like some peoples complaints(i think it sounds like a faulty one)excellent
sound quality and the main thing to me that converted me back is the
fact you can now use your own tones for message alerts,not just the
default dodgy ones.the battery has been quite good,lasted ages andi
been messing round on it loads.Its slim,light and sexy and possibly
gonna be a fave of mine.so buy it NOW !!!!!!!
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Reviewed by CHLOE from UK on 18th May 2007
this phone is the best its sleak and stylish && all my friends envy
me , I Love it ! I Advice you 2 get one !
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Reviewed by rachel from uk on 18th May 2007
i gt this fone earlier today, and i absolutley love it!! the touch buttons
were hard to use at first but after i have had it for 4 hours i am already
sued to them. the sounds on the fone are a bit annoying but you are
able to turn them off (i think). i would encourage anyone looking for
a good quality and sexy looking fone to buy this!!
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Reviewed by CH from Scotland on 18th May 2007
Had this phone 3 days now and very impressed had the Motorola K1 before
this (what a heap of junk)never again will I leave Samsung this phone
is thinner than the D900 and can sit in your shirt pocket and you hardly
know it's there. The touch sensitive keys are not a big deal and you
soon get used to them. camera is gr8 at 3.2 mega p, fm radio, mp3 this
phone really is the dog's wotsits go get one today.
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Reviewed by john from england on 18th May 2007
Ref. PDLC, London I'm not sure what you mean about the message tones,
you can have any tune you want to alert you when you have a new text....
I've had this phone a couple of weeks and it's great, just the touch
buttons take a little getting used too.
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Reviewed by Lawrence from Belgium on 18th May
2007
I LOVE THIS PHONE before this phone i had a NOKIA 7270 nice desing phone
but that was all i can say about it... i have it now for 2 days first
i was a little dissapointed with the camara/camcorder exspacialy the
camcorder and when i open te phone the screenpart feels like it can
fall apart anytime. Its sow light that i can't feel it's in my pant
(i'm constantly feeling if it's still ther :D) Samsung did a nice job
on this phone keep on the good work
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Reviewed by HEFJAM from England on 18th May 2007
Got the phone yesterday, simply perfect, touch pad was easy to get used
to and the phone itself is so easy to use. It's sleek, has all the applications
you need and it hasn't caused me any grief unlike my old N series. Highly
recommend *****
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Reviewed by Craig from UK on 18th May 2007
Mitty - I've took my gloves off and it works a treat. I love this phone
now! A million thanks.
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Reviewed by Fiona from UK on 17th May 2007
Hi-I agree re text message sound-I can't get rid of it either.BUT my
big problem is that when I take a photo the shutter takes 20+ seconds
to work!!!! I returned my first one today because of this , but now
my new one does it too (it worked fine in the shop!) I have worked out
that it works normally if I remove my memory card, but I don't want
to have to do tha every time I want to use the camera. I know you camera
purists sniff at the camera, but I chose this phone because it is suposed
to have a good camera and is advertised as such so why shouldn't I have
one that works! At present I certainly can't 'capture the moment' as
the ads say, as it has long passed by the time my shutter works!!! Can
anyone help?
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Reviewed by DogBoy from London on 17th May 2007
ANNOYING MESSAGE TONE. Emma, I did exactly as you stated and the message
tone still gives out a very loud and annoying noise whenever i send
a text. Can anyone please help as to how I can get rid of this outgoing
message tone? Or is my phone faulty??? Thanks for your help people.
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Reviewed by The Saucy Rabbi from England on 17th
May 2007
Only had this phone for a week and love it! I was going for the N95
but switched at the last minute because of the "sexiness" of this phone!
The touch keys took a little while to get use to but after a few days
was fine with them. Good battery life and the slide seems to be quality
and firm! Camera is just as good as my 3.2mpxl digital camera. Only
problem is the text tones are terrible!! Otherwise i love this phone
to bits!! Best phone ever!! A must have!!
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Reviewed by Elise from Lancaster, UK on 17th May
2007
I also have the same problem as Dogboy, and the advice given by Emma
hasn't seemed to have worked. it is rather annoying as its louder than
my actual ringtone! Help?
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Reviewed by emma from newport,wales on 16th May
2007
for dogboy annoying text sound.go into sound settings then extra tones
then scroll down to indictive tones and press the i button to remove
tick then save.that should stop that tone then,hope that helps. i got
this phone and its amazing,i would say more but it could take forever
so to the point,i love and you should too
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Reviewed by Annoyed Customer from Uk on 16th May
2007
i recently bought this phone and i went by the reviews as many had said
its so fantastic. Yes it is sexy, its slim, its got a great camera,
but the touch sensitive buttons are SOO annoying! when youre doing something
on the phone the touch sensitive buttons are so sensitive that your
accidentally delete or lose what you have been doing!! this is so frustrating!!
Also! the battery life is absolutely aweful! it goes in a blink of an
eye! honestly!! With this being said i am taking the phone back and
have decided to replace it with an w880i. =]
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Reviewed by ~*~A~*~ from ENGLAND on 16th May 2007
fiinaly got this fne n im nt disapointed yet!! its got really gooood
features and the camera is gr8!! ok it make take a second or 2 to take
the pic bt thts cz its autofocus. u cnt really do nefin wiv the touch
buttons by accident as they lock wen u make a call n they automatically
lock wen u slide the fne dwn. i fink it looks gd n its the best fne
iv had yet. my battery lasted 3 days!!! onli problem is is tht u have
2 take pic sideways bt u cn prob change tht!! i jus loooooove it!!!
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Reviewed by Ijaz from UK on 16th May 2007
Avoid this phone at all cost. Volume is terriblly low, got two updates
from samsung and at the end have to return it.
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Reviewed by Elli from uk on 16th May 2007
i have sent one back and about to send another one back as i find the
battery life awful - i have to carry my charger around with me as it
doesnt even last 24 hours!!
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Reviewed by Jonathan Ashworth from England on
16th May 2007
My girlfriend got this phone as an upgrade for her sony ericsson w800i
and I was so impressed from the start at its beautiful design. This
is one of the best looking phones out there. The phone looks so good
its far too good for my better half and so im planning on stealing it
from her while she is sleeping tomorrow night, and replaceing it with
my motorolla razr which is an atrocious phone which should only be used
to level a wonky table, quite appropriate for my girlfriend,
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Reviewed by Dogboy from Lodnon on 15th May 2007
Very good phone. However every time I send a text it gives out a very
loud and annoying tone (even with the volume down!). Does anyone know
how to get rid of it? The manual only mentions sound settings for incoming
texts, not outgoing texts!
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Reviewed by Louis from UK on 15th May 2007
Great phone! U can't end a call by brushing your face agianst the touch
sensitive buttons becasue they are locked as soon as the call starts!
Why do people whine about cameras? they are a gimmick and as they go
the one in this is quite reasonable. The nokia N95 is hopless as a camera
and so are all sony ericssons. Just go out and buy a proper camera.
I don't care how many megapixels these cameras have it is the physical
size of the sensor that is what counts which is why DSLRs are so big.
Also the lenses on camera phones are hopeless. I don't care if it says
Carl Zeiss (nokia) on it it is far to small to be effective or make
any difference to the overall quality. Until they put a hotshoe on a
camera phone it is not worth having a flash xenon or otherwise. Also
the U600 is well built...don't worry about it falling apart. Buy a phone
for making calls or if you are too cheap to buy an iPod and you want
it to look good
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Reviewed by juicy from uk on 15th May 2007
Re Emmas msg on 10th May. The end call button is locked so u cant accidentally
hang up if the end call button touches your face. to unlock the button
when on the fone press the centre/ok button and then the end call button
will work, or do wot i do and jus close the slider!
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Reviewed by Kay from UK on 15th May 2007
I've just sent mine back for a few reasons: didn't get on with the touch
sensitive keys, found texting really difficult, esp as the apostrophe
can only be accessed by going into the full 'symbols' menu rather than
by finding it via the asterisk button (as on my older Samsung) and couldn't
be bothered copying all my numbers one-by-one off my sim card as it
doesn't allow you to select all. Have exchanged for the Nokia N95 which
I'm hoping is a more sturdy, easier to use bit of kit.
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Reviewed by Sid from UK on 14th May 2007
Always some people to comment badly on phones. Anywayz, this is the
best Samsung phone to come out yet, has everything in it. Literally:
FM radio (via headphones), camera, music player, just the best. And
all inside a thin bicsuit!
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Reviewed by Jarrad from Scotland on 14th May 2007
I make sweet sweet love with this phone everynight!
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Reviewed by Neil from UK on 13th May 2007
Had this phone for over a week now and love it, the camera is excellent
and as for all the negative comments regarding the touch sensitive buttons,
there is only 2!! and they only operate when the slide is up, how people
are accidently calling people is beyond me. The screen is very good
and the audio is excellent on loudspeaker. Best phone yet!
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Reviewed by Mitty from UK on 13th May 2007
U600 TOP PHONE BATTERY LIFES NOT BRILLIANT (BUT THEN AGAIN IT DEPENDS
ON HOW MUCH YOU USE IT. WHEN YOU FIRST GET IT YOU CANT PUT IT DOWN SO
ITS NOT GONNA LAST LONG IS IT. YOU NO THINK ABOUT IT.) GREAT FOR WHEN
YOO GO OUT. PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET YOU DONT NO ITS THERE. CAMERA TAKES
A WHILE TO TAKE PHOTOS ON AUTO FOCUS. AS FOR CRAIGS REVIEW, TRY TAKING
YOUR GLOVES OFF FIRST MUPPET.
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Reviewed by wayne from uk on 13th May 2007
Im not normally bothered by phones, you use them to ring people as far
as im concerned, but since ive had the u600 im having feelings for this
phone, i love this phone, is it possible for a guy and a phone to have
a relationship? or is it just an 18 month fling until we move on? this
phone is awesome, does anyone else feel the same way? or am i wierd??
u600...here's lookin at you kid!xxx
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Reviewed by Annika from UK on 13th May 2007
I went into the carphone warehouse last night to try it out and i fell
inlove with it! the smoothness and controls and the camera looked amazing
only one thing i forgot to ask, You know the camera is it abit like
a digital camera? Is there a usb were you can transfer phone pictures
on to your computer if anyone knows PLEASE TELL ME id be really thankfull,
only thats half the reason im buying the phone - that it acts as a camera
too, thankyou :)
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Reviewed by Chris from UK on 12th May 2007
A few of the issues I have are that the battery life isn't as long as
I'd of liked and need to recharge almost every other day. The sound
quality when doing video recording isn't very clear and txting can be
tricky. However it looks and feels amazing and well made. the interface
is good and has lots of features that generally work either brilliantly
or as well as used hoped.
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Reviewed by innes from uk on 12th May 2007
i hated it sony erricsons are much better quality
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Reviewed by Matty K from UK on 12th May 2007
Very very nice. very modern and upto date. had the D600 for past 12
months. As usual, the Samsung quality is excellent and sturdy. Easy
menus but not tacky. Excellent internal speaker for playing your MP3's
(however I personally would use headphones for that) but more to the
point your Mp3 ringtones. Nice MicroSD card slot too for extra memory.
Very well designed and upto date media wise. Good all rounder. Don't
be put off by people complaining about the touch sensitive buttons you
will get used to it! :)
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Reviewed by Craig from UK on 12th May 2007
avoid this phone at all costs! its a terrible bit of kit from samsung,
i have just returned mine to t-mobile as i gave up on it after only
2 days. the build quality is shocking, very flimsy upper section when
slid open, feels like it could snap at any time. when making calls the
touch sensitive buttons are annoying at best. you will catch them on
your face and end a call, this happened to me 3 or 4 times before i
came close to taking a hammer to it. and don't think the camera is anything
to get excited about cos it ain't, if your looking at this handset and
thinking 'well i'd like an ericsson K800i but i think there a bit too
bulky for me, the samsung looks nice and compact and still has a good
camera'............believe me it doesn't, the ericsson is bulky for
good reason. its fitted with genuine camera parts. the led flash on
this samsung is poor and will not illuminate low light scenes to anywhere
near the standard of the ericsson with its xenon flash. anyway, i'm
not writing a camera phone review. i just want to warn people that this
phone is not of the quality samsung would like you to believe it is.
i would say they've cut some huge corners with it and really rushed
it through production to try and get something new out in the market.
its very plastic, very flimsy. just avoid it.
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Reviewed by Steve from England on 12th May 2007
I think it is a good phone, had it for a few days. sometimes the touch
sensitive keys can cause problems but only occasionally. however my
one problem is that it makes an annoying sound when i send a message
and i cant turn it off!! if anyone knows how to please comment on here!!!
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Reviewed by Lee from England on 12th May 2007
I recently purchased this handset as a second fone. I did have the e900
and what an awful, badly though out mobile that was. The u600 is not
just an e900 rebadged with a new cover and name ,as other people have
said ! This fone come on leaps and bounds. I dont think many fones with
touch keys will surpass the LG Choc edition, but this one comes pretty
close. A couple of things I dont think was a good idea tho. To finish
or take a call if you dont want to slide the handset up you have to
press the 'i' button and then press the take and end buttons to complete
the call. To turn the handset off it's a pain having to press the power
button or open the slide and then press the power button. The battery
life is not as good as some and if you like playing with its well supplied
specs then you will find yourself charging it up every other day,buts
thats the case of many handsets now. Personally I think the wallpaper
with animations on it {u know the one im talking about, houses of parliment
with birds,planes,shooting stars, fireworks etc} looks really good and
shows off the handsets screen but must be a battery drain ! samsung
is well known for its handsets giving a chime or bleep at every action
performed on its handsets so im really glad this edition lets u turn
off all that background noise. All in all a good slider and good upgrade
from the e900 and d900. For those with t9 issues etc take it to a carfone
warehouse for a firmware upgrade as this would resolve your issues hopefully.
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Reviewed by Jasper from Netherlands on 12th May
2007
Awesome looking phone, HQ autofocus camera, 2GB of MP3s that can be
played in background mode (with a decent microSD card, but their quite
cheap in HongKong), finally a playlist that includes ALL songs, or most
played, or just a personal selection. Of course vibration and melody
with these latest models, and now also selectable messaging sounds (finally!).
Haven't discovered the UGo function yet (switching backgrounds in different
countries?), nor the average time before recharging, but do not expect
that to be as long as for example the D600. The comment about the touch
sensative keypad can be taken lightly, it's very easy to get used to.
The impressive screen size (2.2") aint mentioned in the review, neither
the stereo FM functionality (Samsung's introduction on a high spec popular
phone?). Feels almost as slim as the X820, but comes with better camera,
expandable memory and improved software / usability and screen. Can
the upcoming Z370 match this phone? Or is it in a different league?
Definitly one of my favorite phones ever, together with the D600 (reliability)
and X820 (looks)
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Reviewed by Jillian from England on 12th May 2007
I've had the U600 for nearly two weeks now, and I love it. At first
I did keep activating the touch sensor buttons accidently and it also
took me a while to get used to the predictive text drop down menu for
spelling new words.To anyone having similar problems; just hang in there,
you will get used to it. The camera is excellant, and the phone itself
is very stylish looking. Only one slight niggle; the colours on the
screen could be a touch brighter.
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Reviewed by emilyyy from UK on 11th May 2007
i got the samsung u600 yesterday and i think its great! the touch buttons
are really easy to use and the camera is excellent. it connects to my
computer soo easily and ive got 4 songs on it already and i plan to
put more on in the near future! the only bad thing about it is i keep
going onto the internet by accident cos i press the touch button with
the edge of my thumb, and i keeo calling people by accident. i love
the radio on the phone and i listen to it alot as its better than my
radio at home! im a bit concerned about the battery as it is already
down to 1 and i charged it last night. i have this phone on an 18 month
contract and im happy to have it as i think its a fantastic phone! all
of my friends are jealous and want one!
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Reviewed by bob from uk on 11th May 2007
I have to say, I was impressed by the phone initially, but I think it
stinks now. The buttons are difficult to press when texting, and if
you accidentally brush the touch sensitive button, you're done for.
I had a motrola razr phone before, and I wish I had it still (bit of
a mixup in the laundry). It looks cool, amazing screen, excellent photos,
but texting is a trial...
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Reviewed by blank from UK on 11th May 2007
Upgraded to this phone from a D500 and the difference is huge.. The
phone is super slim and has loads of features! Fantastic phone, although
the touch buttons take a little getting used to. buy buy buy..
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Reviewed by Richard from UK on 11th May 2007
I had a nokia and upgraded to this phone. I don;t know if i will keep
it tho! it a nice phone and has some great features but it takes sooo
long to take a pic and the easlily blur! also the video isnt that great...
touch buttons i could get use to but, i think i will go back to a reliable
nokia.
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Reviewed by PDLC from United Kingdom on 10th May
2007
What a disappointment!Having had a Samsung for over 4 years, most recent
being the D600, I was really looking forward to getting the U600. I
wanted a phone that gave high quality photos (as did the D600), but
without the bulkiness. The 3.2 megapixel U600 seemed to have it all!
Here are the things it has going for it: 1.Sleek, stylish design, slimmer
than any other mobile and brilliant slider. 2.Huge colour screen, with
sharp bright (sunlight sensitive) screen. 3.FM Radio (The D600 doesn't!)
4.Micro SD card slot (expandable memory) 5.Funky wallpaper/fonts etc
Apart from that, I found lots of irritations with the U600, so much
so, I returned it after only one day! Here are the downsides: 1.Touch
sensitive selection buttons on front, that are so sensitive, you often
'delete'or 'lose' what you are doing/typing (or select something you
didn't mean to!)that's THE most irritating thing about it 2.The phone
is so 'slim' and delicate that I think one clumsy drop (not like the
robus D600!!) and the whole thing would smash into pieces. 3.Texting
not for anyone with normal sized fingers or bigger! Very difficult to
text with one hand. 4.Sound (voice) incoming, very 'tinny' and lacked
'bass'. 5.Message tone can only be chose from one of some 13+ on the
phone. All are horribly 'tinkly' and certainly not anything I would
choose for a text alert tone! 6.Quality of photos and video not as good
as D600 (very surprising!), especially in anything other than day;light,
even after tweaking all the relevant exposure settings etc. 7.Text,
by default has this 'quick text'option allowing you to choose someone
from your directory quickly, but actually being more of a hinderance
that a help! 8.Most of the Java games were demo only, what a con! 9.Slim
phone=slim battery. Battery life very very small! Don't expect to have
lots of charge left at the end of a day using the mobile 3 or 4 times
(longer calls tho) So that's it! Essentially if you only want looks,
this is the phone for you! If you need something practical for everyday
use, choose something else! I'm ordering a Sony K810i! Watch this space
for a review of it!
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Reviewed by Jaygee from UK on 10th May 2007
I saw this phone last week and thought I had to have it, very nice styling
my previous phone being a Samsung D600 which I have been very pleased
with. Took delivery on Wednesday last week and and after getting to
grips with the touch sensitive keys was reasonably happy. Battery life
is terrible about a day and half after charge and if you use the camera
even less also feel that construction is a bit flimsy when opened it
rocks about a bit. Contacted T Mobile about problem and they were unable
to help(Useless) so phone going back not decided yet but will probably
go for the D900 or a Sony Ericsson K800i. Pity I love the style of the
phone its very classy and tactile to look at and sound quality is good
but I need a phone that will not run out of power in such a short time.
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Reviewed by kerry from england on 10th May 2007
i got the u600 yesterday and the buttons are welllllllll hard to use..
i used to have the d600 and that was alot easier im thinking about changing
it cos i hate it! its snazzy and all that but it takes so long to write
a tx!
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Reviewed by Emma from England on 10th May 2007
I bought this phone as an upgrade. It feels great and looks great. I
am a little concerend abou the battery life but we will see how that
goes. I have also had problems finishing a call as the call end button
does not seem to respond so I end up having or leaving a long silence
on anyones answer messages lol where the call won't stop! Has anyone
else found this? I have found a way around this though! The call end
button works great for anything else ;) All in all I am happy with this
phone and would reccomend it.
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Reviewed by Chubereniangat from United Kingdom on
9th May 2007
This phone is good well done samsung i want to have your babies
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Reviewed by Dan from Uk on 9th May 2007
I got the phone about a week ago, I'm already on my second. I have to
say though the phone is good the camera and the actual phone, upgrading
from the d600 to this was great, but the reason im on my second phone
is the predictive text stops working halfway through a text. You would
write about 3 maybe 4 lines down and it just stops working you have
to revert to normal text which is a real pain, i like the phone but
i dont know if i can live with this problem. Does anyone else have this
problem??? Apart from that like the phone.
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Reviewed by ahmet from Dutch on 9th May 2007
i did lost my 3e mobile in a disco so my parrents sed that i can't buy
1 year long a mobile so was a bit angry but jesterday i bought the U600
i realy can't wait but i have seem so far and it seems lik eits a very
good mobile just the mb is a lttle bit low 60mb but that is no problem
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Reviewed by willmar from uk on 8th May 2007
i just got this phone on the 8th of may and i think it is great, yes
the bottons take awhile to get used to but which phone doesn't. I think
it is the best phone i have had so far and i find it easy to get what
i want when i want out of it. The listing next to your options is a
bit annoying. I just hope like other comments have said that the screen
don't scratch or let me down. I can't wait to see what samsung will
offer me in 18 months.
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Reviewed by Ikke from Germany on 8th May 2007
no probs
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Reviewed by J allen from england on 7th May 2007
I got this phone as an upgrade to my Song Ericsson W810i which I thought
would be hard to beat. My first problem with the U600 is the touch sensitve
keys which were a pain at first, as they kept ringing people in my contacts
by accident, but I have got past that. they also can accidentally close
a text message whilst you're typing it without saving it. In terms of
functionality, the phone is great, but the personal organiser is too
complicated to use and you cannot set recurring appointments. the 3.2
megapixel camera is good for photos but the quality feels worse for
videos than my old W810i which only had a 2 Megapixel camera. The Samsung
PC studio software is awful. it si difficult to use, and fails to convert
various mpeg4 files to 3gp correctly, so can only be played on the samsung
media player. I am now having to look all over the net for a mpeg 4
converter. Aside from that, the phone looks good and is easy to hold.
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Reviewed by Kitty from England on 6th May 2007
O - M - G - This phone is just AMAZING! I Have had this for 3 months
now and it hasnt had one fault or anything .. .. everything is great
and the touch screen is really easy to use. It DOESNT phone people by
mistake because it locks so if it does thats your fault, the camera
is the best camera i have ever seen on the phone and the video camera
is great too. I bought the card that lets you put upto 100 tracks on
the phone and they are amazing quality!! All my friends want this phone
and 6 have bought it since they have seen mine. Its so thin and sleek
and its so light sometimes i wonder if im actually carrying it!!!! ABSOLUTELY
A M A Z I N G PHONE AND YOUR SILLY IF YOU DONT BUY IT BECAUSE ITS GREAT
AND IT SHOULD BE THE PHONE OF THE YEAR! WELL DONE SAMSUNG!!!!!
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Reviewed by mel from uk on 6th May 2007
Im onto my second U600. The first one's slide was very loose and wobbly
and the touch sensitive keys seemed overly sensitive. However the second
on is spot on. Feels much sturdier when opening/closing the slide and
the keys are much better.You can have the ringtone playing music and
vibrating at the same time but not the message tone although samsung
have finally sorted it so that you can have any downloaded tones as
your msg tone (at last). The radio is a nice extra and the mp3 is great
if you get a 3,5mm audio adapter so you can use your own earphones.
Im getting about 3 days usage out of my battery which is good but I
have charged it fully 3 times after letting the battery drain completely.
The only thing I am a little disappointed in is the camera/camcorder.
It states it is a 3.2 megapixel camerea but it isn't as good as my 2mp
sony ericsson w810i, well ny in my opinion anyway. Overall I am very
pleased.
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Reviewed by juicy from uk on 5th May 2007
I've gotta say I love this phone! I got it on 1st May and all the features
are great! Also, FINALLY a samsung phone where you can change the message
tone!!! touch screen is really easy to use, u cant call anyone by accident
as samsung have taken precautions. The end call button working as the
cancel key takes a bit of getting used to. Also so far battery life
hasnt been too good but as with my fella's d900 it seems to extend the
more times its charged. First time (after initially charge) i charged
it the battery lasted 24hrs (with normal use) but on its 3rd charge
we are currently approaching 48hrs. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed by Kaizen from United Kingdom on 5th
May 2007
I went to CarphoneWarehouse and played around with the Samsung U600
for about 15 minutes. My quick conclusion, the operating system was
quite sluggish and when the touch buttons were pressed, you sometimes
think, did i touch the button properly or not? The pressure required
for the touch buttons is not much, but i ended up pressing the buttons
too hard, because i had a few instances where i touched the buttons
and i did not receive a response from the phone. All in all, i was going
to buy the phone sim free but to be honest, in my opinion the phone
is 'definitely' NOT worth £200. Existing users of the phone may say
that you can get 'used' to the phone very quickly, but in my opinion,
i could not see myself using the phone 6 months down the line. Note:
I am aware i only used the Samsung U600 for a short amount of time,
so do NOT flame as this post is my personal opinion however, buyers
beware, TEST the phone before you buy, because before i went into the
shop, i was convinced it was the right phone for me, when i came out,
it was clearly not what i expected. *Rated the phone '4 stars' for the
design and NOT for the usability. I would give usability 3 stars. Functionality
would get 4 stars from me.*
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Reviewed by Lindsay from uk on 5th May 2007
This phone is a bit of a grower. At first didnt like it, overly sensitive;
Ive had to put voicemail as the first contact cos it seems to call who
it want, whem it wants! Battery life is also poor, but I was spoilt
with the s/e w810i that lasted a week easily. The sound quality is good,
though the built in tones are rubbish! Camera is good quality - there
is a bit of a delay though so no moving pics! Mine doesnt send nor recieve
picture messages - maybe its faulty. Good memory. Otherswsie, a very
good phone, dont reccommend for people with plump fingers/thumbs!
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Reviewed by MB from UK on 4th May 2007
Got this phone a week ago now. Only one problem, the screen does scratch
quite easily which brings the looks down slightly, but the camera is
amazing and since i have already had the D900, i think that this is
definatley worth while
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Reviewed by rumahn from england on 3rd May 2007
its not bad comfortable to hold and good facilities
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Reviewed by tripod from uk on 3rd May 2007
this phone is the shiznitt, fo schizzle my nizzles, camera, radio, makes
the nutz swing...yee haw.
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Reviewed by Debbie from UK on 3rd May 2007
Having spent a while trying to find a decent upgrade to the Sony Ericsson
W800 I thought that this phone seemed the only choice! I am not disappointed.
Yes, the touch sensitive keys take some getting used to but I already
am I've only had it 2 days. The phone is not as logically laid out and
easy to use as my last one, or as Nokia phones. However if you use your
phone a lot, as I do, you get used to the way it works pretty quickly
and it really isn't a problem. I've heard the battery isn't too good
but mine's still on 2 bars after 2 days and lots of calls and texts,
although I haven't been using the music player yet. The slider is perfectly
sturdy, the camera is as good as you would want for a camera phone and
the looks of this phone are great. Overall I would highly recommend
the U600 to anyone wanting a good all round phone that looks the part!
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Reviewed by Asad from UK on 2nd May 2007
This phone is so far the best phone out yet. It has everything you need
in it: FM radio, 3.2MP camera, music player, etc. And yet, its is such
a small size, and fits into your pocket easily. Everything about this
phone is good.
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Reviewed by john from uk on 1st May 2007
I love this fone, i have just upgraded from an e900 so i have mastered
the touch screen and ui. I can notice the little differences like sound
quality, music message tones and an fm radio which is really good, it
is a little harder to handle because of the thinness and width so i
wuld advise anyone who is hopless with touch screen to stick with the
d900 but if u have had an e900 and liked it this is the fone for u.
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Reviewed by Jason from London on 30th Apr 2007
Great looking phone, slim, decent features, etc. BUT the battery does
suck, only lasted just over a day for me. got it free from o2. also
im not really feeling the touch screen. sometimes it doesnt respond
and sometimes it calls people when im doing other things. right now
im not too sure about it cos of the touch screen. is really light and
thin though and does look boom.
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Reviewed by Moon from UK on 30th Apr 2007
U600's positive features are already mentioned so let me share the downsides
of this lovely phones according to my own experience. absolutely agreed
with the official review - the touch screen is not very user friendly
even though I already am familiar with unimpressed LG Chocolate's touch
screen, (which is the most attractive & worst phone I've ever used).
The touch screen is not for right-handed serious/light gamers, often
(more than often) pressed the Exit button by mistake, & exited from
the very exciting Timer Rider II game or any other games! ( I am getting
used to it after 2 days of gaming winning the entire mission! :) I can't
find a hanging loop anywhere on the phone & worried it might easily
slipped from my hands without the phone chain! the settings are not
as detailed & customizable like sony ericsson's the quad band is a thumbs
up! N extremely light so more balanced and slightly easier to text than
other slide phones as well. As for all slide phones, texting is not
as smooth & swift as that of in ordinary phones. When texting, the next
mode after T9's Abc is not T9's abc, but 'number 123'. And when inputting
names for contacts, the small letters doesn't change to capital letters
after typing space. These are identical to LG chocolate's user-unfriendly
functions. the graphite housing definitely looks cooler than traditional
black. outstanding phone for man especially ladies who want a slightly
colored samsung phone. Finally, for a cool, lightweight & stylish phone
in the current mobile phones market, it's the best!
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Reviewed by Ovie Albert from Mosogar, Nigeria on
30th Apr 2007
This is a good phone. i like the features. But after using it for two
days, i still still do not see the difference featurewise between it
and Samsung D900. APart from the touch screen and smaller width, there
is no difference! I advice everyone to stick with his D900 until Samsung
comes out with a proper upgrade and not just bringing the same phone
in a different skin!!!
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Reviewed by michelle from uk on 28th Apr 2007
i have just upgraded , no other phone is exciting at the moment . this
one jumped out straight away. looks wise it is excellent. has good memory
also memory card available. touch screen easy to use. thought i might
accidentally phone people but it locks so doesnt happen . looks great
and sounds great . good features . highly recommended
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Reviewed by beefyburt from england on 27th Apr
2007
After 18 months with the d600, was time to upgrade. Managed to get the
u600 out of o2 for £20 on the online offpeak 25 tarriff, so that was
a result to start with. A friend has the d900 so had an idea of what
to expect. It arrived yesterday and is very very thin, nice shape and
feel, not as wide as the d900 and very light. The instructions are very
vague so you are on your own a bit, but the basic functions are easy
to work out. The phone does feel a bit delicate, and the top slider
does wobble a bit, but, its a very special phone, feels expensive and
pretty WOW, so you have to treat it with kindness and respect. If you
want a brick to through around, get a nokia! Camera is stunning on high
res, other features very good. Have two weeks to decside, but feels
good.
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