Samsung SGH-D900

I tend to stick to Samsung, having found them to be reliable and easy to use, with all the latest features. I have owned my D900 for almost a year now and am still very happy with it. Appearance: It is a slide phone, with a large colour screen. It’s not the smallest phone on the market, but is nice and slim. It fits just nicely in my hand or pocket, and is not too small to get lost in the bottom of my handbag! I bought the black version, but I believe you can buy it in different colours. I also purchased a pink casing for the phone (sorry, but I am very girlie!!) The phone keypad locks when the phone is closed, so there is no danger of pressing ...  Read the complete review

I've had this phone now since March this year, so around 4 months. I got the phone on an Orange contract in a special deal. -------------------------------------- Why did i choose this phone? -------------------------------------- I had previously had the Samsung D500 on PAYG (Pay as you go) and it had done the job very well. I found it reliable and pretty easy to use. So i decided to go for the D900. -------------------------------------- Useability -------------------------------------- Being a user of the D500 the D900 menu layout was reasonably similar with only a few more options and layout changes. The ...  Read the complete review

I have now used this phone for a year (on O2), and although I'm now entitled to an upgrade I'm inclined to hang on to it for a while longer. It's a nice design, very compact and the menu is logically laid out. Texting is easy, and I have no problems using it for WAP purposes either. Sound quality is pretty good also, and the camera takes pictures of real quality. I've had no problems with it going on the blink (although it does have a bit of a tendancy to switch itself on in my pocket). Only drawback is that the battery life is waning somewhat as it gets older (2-3 days between charges ...  Read the complete review

There are certain essential requirements I prescribe when I am looking for a phone - an attractive appearance, high quality camera, video recording capability, excellent standard games and MP3 ringtones. When I looked through the spec of the Samsung D900, it initially seemed to satisfy all of these criteria. Unsurprisingly I wasted no time in buying it. Would it ultimately prove to be the ideal phone? Camera ====== Starting with one of the most important details - the D900's camera is a 3 Megapixel, which along with the Ericsson K800i, was one of the first to boast this standard. The quality of pictures is quite high when pictures ...  Read the complete review

As someone who has had nowhere near the amount of mobile phones most people have, I always read up a LOT before changing my phone. The Samsung D900, at the time of buying was just about the best phone on the market and after more than two years it has really served me well and more importantly lived up to it's early reviews. Unlike most people I simply buy a mobile phone for service quality and the basic features. I don't really care for a high mega pixel camera (I already have a camera), or a great Video/Voice recorder (I have a video camera), I don't want to watch videos (I have a TV) I don't want to play games (I have a games system) and I don't really ...  Read the complete review