If you've read my review of the sony ericsson k750i, you will know that i gave it to my brother since i was quite happy with the e715 that i had. well..you reap what you sow or what goes around comes around and all that malarkey cos my brother got himself a samsung d600 and gave it to me!!! amazing huh? anyhoo lets start this review. I think i'll compare this to the k750i since these two will be the big contenders in everyone's mind Looks+design Samsung d600 is the follow-up to the incredibly successful d500 of last year and maintains the slide design of its predecessor. in terms of design it has had minor tweaks to make it look sleeker and more ...  Read the complete review

So after the untimely demise of my Alcatel OT-708 (see my other review for that tale of woe), I needed a fast replacement for my phone as you cannot really afford to be without one for long these days. So I rushed to a shop (initially to try and get the faulty Alcatel repaired until I discovered a new phone would be cheaper). So how did I end up with the Samsung SGH-D600? Well, initially I simply wanted a basic handset that could utilize the £10 I'd already paid for my 2 Gb mini SD card. I was reliably informed that the Samsung model took just that kind of memory and, for a tenner, I thought it would do until I could sort something better out. The phone looked fine, and .  Read the complete review

**Introduction** Just before Christmas, the phone I had had for 18 months began to go 'funny'. I wasn't receiving all of my text messages, and people certainly weren't getting mine, and the phone would switch itself off randomly or change its own ringtone. These, along with a few other issues, made me decide it was time to get a new phone. As my contract was up with T-Mobile, and the signal wasn't great in the area I had moved to, I looked around and decided to sign up with Orange. For the price plan I wanted, I could get a few really good phones for free. After looking around and doing some research, I opted for the ...  Read the complete review

Ok it's a phone.. it makes phone calls... don't they all!?!? (sometimes I wonder!) but I'll try to deascribe as best I can the phone's features and my experience with them. I'm not particularly up on my gadgets( I used to be, but technology started advancing way past me)... and I was looking for something quite basic. The phone is pretty compact, measuring in at 96 x 46.5 x 21.5mm and weighing an average 103 grams. Okay so it's a bit lighter than the last brick I was carrying around at the bottom of my bag. Big plus! In the box with my phone came a brand spanking new charger, earphones, a cable that fits into my tv somehow (the instructions say I can ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung D600 Is the 'Improved' version of The Samsung D500, and a very popular phone 1 or 2 years back down the line of time. It has Lost popularity over the years as many new phones have come out with - Free Browsing, 3G video Calls and much better graphics than Previous Phone Models. When I first Acquired my Samsung D600 I was so excited as this was the First Bluetooth Enabled phone I had, and a Decent, Swift Upgrade for my alcatel. I mean who would not be? With a memory card slot, Wap enabled, MMS,SMS and Fm radio, go back 2 or 3 years and this was the craze. The sleek slide design was also rather tempting and helped it sell off the ...  Read the complete review