Samsung SGH-E600

I have mostly had nokias and panasonic phones before this but thought this phone looked very small and fun. It has been extremely reliable and I haven't had any problems with it. The picture quality is really good, as are the videos but without a lock it has a habit of taking photos in bag and pocket. It was hard to get use to but once you do its very easy to use. One thing that annoys me is the fact there is no snooze that I can find but it has a number of different types of alarms so you can set them for different things. Also unlike most phones you don't have to set it every day as it has weekly, daily etc. The games are also quite good and very addictive. This is a ...  Read the complete review

Each year I get a new phone. It is my husbands idea, not mine. In the past I have had either Sony or Nokia. This time I decided to go with a flip top camera phone. I had never had one before so I wanted to try it out. Look: It is a very classy silver phone. It is small and smooth that fits easily in a pocket or hand bag. It is so small that sometimes I tend to lose it in my handbag!! It has a screen on the front so that you can see who is calling you and a camera above the screen. The overall look is great! Using the Phone: Well, like all phones you have to start learning different ways in order to work them. It usually takes ...  Read the complete review

Before i bought this phone i was adamant that Nokia were the only type of mobile i'd ever use. After having my Samsung E600 for two months i can quite safely say i will never again stray from the Nokia path. I was tempted into buying this phone based on aesthetic value rather than actual practical features of the phone. Yes its a good looking phone, the inbuilt camera is of amazing quality and The ring tones are outstanding. The phone is a great size and shape measuring 82x42x24mm and weighing 85 grams. It is a flip design phone (which i've always loved as they're the type of phones they always have in Hollywood movies, someone ends the ...  Read the complete review