Samsung SGH-U900 Soul

I recieved this phone as an upgrade from a Sony Ericsson I had. I have previously owned a Samsung mobile and I really liked it, I did like my Ericsson too but I fancied a change and so I went back to Samsung. I have largely regretted choosing this phone, you might have heard alot of good reviews about it, but the phone has some bad points which I think shouldn't be there on a modern mobile phone. Before I go onto the phone's more specific points, I will describe the specs that everyone is interested in knowing about: - One of the main reasons I was drawn to this phone is the 5 mega pixel camera it boasts. I do know that mega pixels ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ---------------- The Samsung U900 'Soul' is yet another slide phone produced by the huge electronics specialist Samsung. Its main standout feature is a small touch screen panel used to operate the main functions on the phone. I finally decided to upgrade to this phone after losing patience with the LG 'Viewty' touch screen phone I owned previously. Aesthetics ------------- For me, how a phone looks is very important - they are seen as an accessory these days, and having a sleek looking phone is important to a lot of people. The U900 delivers on this front, much like most of the products Samsung produces. The 'Midnight' version ...  Read the complete review

I have decided to review my mobile phone as I haven't really reviewed many electrical products yet. When it comes to mobiles, I must admit that I am extremely shallow. I usually go for the most attractive looking phone available at the time. I am on contract, so my choice is limited to whatever Orange decide to offer me at the time of renewal, although I normally get quite a wide selection to choose from. Six months ago my contract was renewed and I was told I was entitled to a free upgrade, I scoured the list of phones available and my eyes soon fell on this crushed pink coloured phone by Samsung. The Samsung SGH-U900, or 'Soul', is a part keys, part touch screen phone. ...  Read the complete review

I got this phone free on T-Mobile Flext contract. It wasn't really my choice of phone but its the only one I could get on down grading to a cheaper price plan - such is the recession! The packaging you recieve it in is low on non-recyclable material and the phone itself is slim and uses minimal fixings which is what I liked about it the most. It has a 5MP camera, 2.2" screen, has user created skin for a more personal touch, a small touch screen which the user can modify and has the internet. You can also store music on it but I cannot locate exactly how much - I would say two albums worth, give or take. So, handy for short trips, walks to work etc. ...  Read the complete review

I have had this phone for around a year now and have only had minor problems with it (unlike most phones I have). Design The phone is touch on the navigation panel and every where else is buttons. This attracted me to the phone as I thought it was a great comprimise between touch and buttons. It is a slide which I have to say I prefer then just any standard phone. It has a 5.0 Mega Pixel camera built in which is 10x better than my last phone which was around a 2.0. I bought the phone in the silver and black, because I thought if I got pink I would probably get sick of it a lot quicker. At the side of the phone is a micro SD ...  Read the complete review