Samsung SGH-A800

I am supposed to be saving money up for various things such as furnishing my flat, getting some savings built up and various ?grown up? things like that. However, I have been a grown up since moving into my flat six months ago with my money and decided I was bored and wanted to be a little frivolous. So I treated myself to a brand new mobile phone. Yeah yeah I?ll hang my head in shame later. But first let me tell you about my new phone!!! Prior to this I have only ever used Nokia phones and my second phone is actually an 8310 so I did have some trepidation about using this phone as I had little beyond Nokia to compare it to. However, I need not have worried ...  Read the complete review

I bought the A800 after reading good reviews for it, and needing a new phone after my Sendo started to pack up. I was originally torn between an Xelilbri phone, for it's originality and the fact that few other people would have it, and the Samsung, which is good, but pretty common. The original reasons I picked the phone were the polyphonic ringtones, the look of the phone, and the organiser features, which my last phone didn't have. Shallow, I know, but isn't that why we all pick our phones? It's pretty easy to pick up the gist of things after a cursory glance at the manual - the symbols are straight forward enough once you get used to them, ...  Read the complete review

I?ve had this phone now for 9 months and it has served me well. I love it suits me perfectly. As its so small it fits neatly into the small zip compartment of my bag, it even fits into my purse without a struggle. It also helps with my busy lifestyle, organising my day and making sure I wake up on time. And a big plus is that it comes with the ring tone 'Under the sea' from The Little Mermaid, a little childish but a lot of fun. When I bought it came in a tiny, red box along with a charger, a hands free kit, a handle, two booklets and a sim card. The two booklets were the phone manual, which tells you how to use the phone, such as how to insert the sim ...  Read the complete review

This phone is one of the most sound and practical devices I have ever used. The design of the phones exterior is the same as many of Samsungs many innovate phones are new to the market. Because of this I believe the phone to be great value for money! The fact that this phone, although older than a lot of the models produced by Samsung, looks exactly the same if not smaller than some of the video and camera versions Samsung currently sell is a great feature for me. Below is the spec given by samsung: Polyphonic ringtones (40-voice) and customisable ringtones High-resolution screen (128 x 128 pixels) plus external display WAP 1.2.1 ...  Read the complete review

I really loved this phone until the battery gave up on me. The trouble with Samsung phones is that the battery is an integral part of the design and so to buy a replacement battery ends up being expensive. The phone cost me £100 about 7 years ago and at that time was one of the smallest phones on the market and was of the "clam" design. This design was one of the things that attracted me to the phone as I was fed up with finding that my Nokia phone kept ringing whoever was first on my contacts list because I had forgotten to lock the keypad (it didn't have an automatic feature for this). With this phone the key pad is protected as soon as you shut ...  Read the complete review