Samsung SGH-G600

I though that it would be a good idea to move away from DVD's on this one and wanted to review a gadget that I recently acquired and something that makes using a mobile a far more enjoyable experience. It seems to me that every year after Christmas the phone companies seem to have a short circuit in the sense that they do some unbelievable deals. I'm with Orange and this year the bar seems to have been raised higher than ever when it comes to upgrading a phone. Over Christmas I had a few problems with my Nokia 7610, the fact that the case was damaged and that the phone tended to reboot itself at the most inane opportunities mean that I had to get this issue ...  Read the complete review

The G600 is one of the new phones from the Samsung line. With the company being known to have great phones and be famously free with contracts nationwide I couldn't help but get this as my most recent upgrade. Contents When purchasing the G600 you get several different items within the box. Starting with a 1GB memory card which normally retails at £10 this is the first bargain. Next you have a Bluetooth headset with the Samsung logo. Most of these will start at £15 if they are branded. You get earphones with a power part in the middle to pick up local radio signals, a charger for your phone and your Bluetooth headset, software CD which serves as an ...  Read the complete review

Owning only samsung mobiles for about the last 3 years, i found them to be very good quality, and packed full of features. This is my newest to my samsung lineup: the G600 Using a slide feature just like most of the other samsungs, i find this design to be the best, as i like the way in which sliding the phone down cancels all actions. The thickness of the phone is suprisingly very thin given the features it provides (at around 15mm). Although quite heavy (105g), i felt this addition in weight makes the phone feel much stronger and durable, emphasising the phones brilliant build quality. The 5 mega-pixel camera i find to be the most ...  Read the complete review

After many years of being with Nokia and finding them increasing annoying, I finally decided to jump to a different brand and after reading about the 5 mega-pixel camera on this phone, it seemed like a winner. On opening the box I discovered that you are supplied with both a 1GB memory card and a tiny bluetooth headset. After charging the phone, the first thing to do was to try the camera out. The quality was photos were great, the flash as well was great. The camera can be set-up to your own style or it can be used as a camcorder, which I used for my son's school play. You just have to remember to save everything to the memory card. Also with this camera is a ...  Read the complete review

I'm far from a technical genius but I've had this phone for over a year now so I figured I was more than worthy of writing my own review about it. What attracted me to the phone initially was the fact that I could buy it in Pink - but it also comes in purple and basic black too. What posessed me to spend £150 on a phone though I don't know? The handset cost me £150 and because I was buying it pay as you go I had to buy £10 talktime on top. Half of my accessories were missing too, but because I'd brought it home and then went back in I had no proof that they were missing and have never had them but I have been happy enough with the phone ...  Read the complete review