I bought this phone several years ago. THis phone is a good starter as your first smartphone as it was my very first. If you have owned another device like a galaxy-series or an iPhone then I wouldn't recommend this phone as once you have had a higher standard of phone then its hard to appreciate what makes this phone great. The price is very efficient for what it offers and even when I bought it brand-new it was a good price then too. The Tocco was Samsung's starting block before there Galaxy series and featured their own attempt at something resembling a smartphone operating system (before Google Android came along). As you can see from the picture there is ...  Read the complete review

So, I had the Samsung S5230 Tocco Lite phone the other year, before choosing to follow the crowd and go with the iPhones! This phone is a great built, low priced mobile. For around £60 you can get a mobile phone, with multiple, useful features! The phone has the usual features nowadays, such as, Bluetooth, FM Radio and Touch functionality. I list goes on, but I'll stop there. The camera take photos at only 3.2 megapixels, which nowadays isn't the best quality. But still, that's pretty good if this is your first ever mobile phone, right? If you are planning on using this mobile for internet, and are not constantly on WiFi, I don't ...  Read the complete review

When Samsung first brought this phone out in the market, I immediately knew I had to have it. It was the first cost-effective touch screen mobile phone they had brought out retailing at only £130. However this price has since lowered and you can now pick it up for around £70 on Amazon. Initially the overall design was what first attracted me. The phone has a very simple design in Glossy Black but I was also offered it in a range of other colours to such as pink and white. There are three buttons at the bottom of the phones screen which are silver that control the calls, the back button and the menu. The phone is very light and compact With a weight of only ...  Read the complete review