Samsung SGH-C100

After seeing the other review, I felt obliged to put in mine. Unfortunately for the other reviewer, Argos is very clear about its mobile phone policy and has a disclaimer at the bottom of all of its catalogue pages. With that said, I am sorry to see that someone out there got a lemon out of this superb phone. I formerly tried getting a Motorola C350. That phone was flawed so I took it back and got a Samsung A800. That was quite a lovely phone, but I couldn't stand being without the colour screen anymore. The next obvious choice was the Samsung C100. The screen on this phone is probably one of its most appealing aspects. 65k in colour, a screen ...

I bought my C-100 shortly before Christmas 2004 after some pilfering bugger stole my previous phone. The C-100 appealed on price and looks. On those points it is an absolute winner. The screen is the best I have seen on a mobile and slim and sleek design is to die for. Aesthetically, therefore, the phone is great. Where it is less great is functionality. From an early age I was reared on a diet of Nokias ? so I am accustomed to simple and intuitive functionality. This is not because I do not understand technology but because it is there to perform a function ? not annoy me with its peculiarities. Take for example its text messaging ...

I bought this phone 3 years ago and at the time it was a really good phone..All my friends thought i was mad buying this when they were all out getting the top phones on the market.This has never bothered me about having a phone that can save the world.. 3 years on and my trusty phone is still alive and well , it still hods its battery life just as good as the day i bought it.. The facia may be scratched and it may not be able to take fantastic pictures but i dont care.. it has some good little features if you dont expect too much from it like : 40 Polyphonic Ringtones : - 40 ringtones pre-installed, SMAF Format JAVA Games, ...