Samsung SGH-N500

I have used the Samsung SGH-N500 occasionally for a year or so now, it was originally purchased on eBay (locked to o2) for the bargain price of £50. When it was being sold it retailed for between 60-120, I doubt you'll find it around new anymore having been superseded by the new C100 (similar but colour screen). The phone is very stylish and tactile, all the lines, features and buttons seem to be in just the right place - this is something I've always admired in Samsung phones. From the moment I began to use it I realised it is essentially the same operating system and layout as the older ...  Read the complete review

I have Samsung N500, i got it as a present just ova a year ago. It roughly costed between £90-£120. It is a really fantastic phone. Some mobile phones have problem of receiving while In Idle mode. They drop signals and show as if they are out of coverage. But N500 has no problem like this. Features of N500 are limited but good. It is a worth buying set with blue light. LCD blue light is very bright. People of old ages have a weak eye site, they cannot see on other normal Nokia lights but N500 has a bright blue light which makes it easier to watch. There are 11 Games in It which are not very good but they don?t let you get bored. Samsung N500 is fully compatible ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung SGH-N500 is a good little mobile for the price . This phone as predictive text, which is useful and i havnt used a word which it asnt reconised. This phone also as a geat sound recording extra included which lets you store 2min of sound. However there are a few minus points as it only lets you store 10 text messages. Also no matter what sim card you have, it always say bt cellnet not allowing u 2 change the icon. ...  Read the complete review