Samsung SGH-E720

As with all contracts, a week ago my T-Mobile one had ran out - which veterans of the mobile phone game will know means one of two things, you’ll either get yourself a new contract or you’ll get an upgraded handset. I ended up doing both, but not without reason - However the main thing is that I ended up getting the Samsung E720 as the latest phone for my mobile telecommunications needs. * Style * Building on the uber-success of the Samsung E700 which was released back in late 2003 the E720 stays with the popular clamshell design with the aerial hidden inside of the phone rather than sticking out and into your leg when you’ve got it in your pocket. ...  Read the complete review

For me, the Samsung E720 was something of a step in mobile phone history. Up until I obtained this handset, I'd always been a stalwart of Nokia and never really believed that I would convert to anything else. But times change and whilst Samsung and Motorola are designing genuinely attractive handsets, Nokia seems to have released one weird and unattractive phone after another. So, sorry Nokia - it's time to move on. The E720 is currently one of the most popular and easily obtained handsets on the market. Most service providers are giving these handsets away when you set up a new connection and unlike many other handsets, this seems to apply on even the most ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fan of Samsung phones in fact it is the only brand I have ever owned. I got his particular as part of an upgrade on my existing contract with O2 through the Carphone Warehouse. It was a pretty good deal as they gave me £135 towards a new phone and this particular model was £160 at the time however I also received another £40 trade in on my old phone which had broken so I made £15 on the deal. This is a flip phone and typical of all Samsung phones it is very well styled. It has a black view. It is also light enough for you to forget that it is there. The camera is mounted on the front of the phone as well as the play buttons for the MP3 ...  Read the complete review

I "upgraded" to this phone recently because I wanted to try a clamshell phone, having previously spurned them. I should have stuck to my first instinct. If you'd like to know why, read on. Appearance ------------------- This phone looks great- smooth and sleek. It's also really small when closed, which to me is a big plus. The outside has a small screen, which you can personalise with a clock (3 different designs are provided) or any other picture. Once closed the screen on the front turns off within a few seconds though, leaving a blank black square, saving on battery power, but meaning you don't get to enjoy your carefully chosen, ...  Read the complete review

I got my Samsung at the end of July 2005. Because I have a contract with O2 I didnt have to pay for the mobile as it comes free. I have been happy with this mobile the only problem I have had is that sometimes people have a problem understanding what I am saying when talking to them on the phone. My step-son also has the same problem with this phone, other than that I dont have any other problems. ----------Look of the phone ---------- This phone is approximately 9cm long and 4.5cm wide and weighs aprox 80g. The phone is dark grey and silver colour. The front of the phone has a camera at the top with a light either side which is your flash, under ...  Read the complete review