Samsung SGH-U700

The Phone. --------------------------- Avaliable on a number of networks from quite a few retailers. I paid around £79 for this model online. It has everything in it which appeals to the majority of mobile telecom users; Bluetooth, SMS/MMS/Email. WAP, EDGE techonology (It's handly to have, with all the new features of todays networks) Music player, 3.2 Megapixal Camera, nicely sized TFT screen, touch sensitive buttons, that be set accordingly. Calendar, Memopad, Gaming and more. The features are second to none. The Ultra Edition range means slimline phones for todays trend, being small and thin, but able to be used by a higher ...  Read the complete review

Normally, I'm not too fussed about how new or how many features my phone has- I just use it simply for calls and texts and take it for granted that these 2 basic features would work but even this is a stretch with this handset! From the outside it looks very sleek with a large display and light slim handset but the inside is an absolute mess just as one other review said about this mobile. Firstly the touchscreen is a nightmare to get used to if you have previously used a button only phone. The lightest touch will cause the phone to go haywire and leaving it in your pocket or bag was near impossible as I would come back to find it had called or ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung SGH-U700 has to be one of the most annoying phones I have ever owned! *The touchscreen is overly sensitive and I have lost count of the number of times I have accidentally brushed it and rung some unexpectedly. *It took me a while to work this one out, but you can actually hang up on someone if your ear accidentally touched the touchscreen. *On initial use the phone can be answered by simply brushing against the touchscreen, not very useful if you keep your phone in your pocket or bag. You will need to go into the user settings to disable this function. Initially I thought it was just me being picky about the ...  Read the complete review

Im not so convinced about thsi phone. I recieved it as a present and therfore feel i shouldnt get rid of it so quick even though i want to go back to my old Nokia. I have the pink one so on the outside it looks very nice, however i found the phone as a whole very hard to get used to. My main problems are: The volume (ring and voice) is not loud enough, touch screen is either extra sensitive or not at all sensitive ( so one minute you may have to press really hard to work a button and the next minute it might of been pressed without you even knowing). Reception is poor (however this could be my network), when trying to record something, it will only let me film for ...  Read the complete review