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

I have had the Samsung Soul U900 phone on contract for 18months now, and have to say I am not nearly as impressed as I thought I would be. The look of the phone is very stylish, the touch screen pad is very easy to use and efficient, however, the flimsy coating on the phone is very easy to scratch and as a result of constant use every day I have needed to have the phone replaced once already. The phone is very easy to use, and has all the common facilities available, however the Samsung phone is more for those who just want a basic phone with the basic functions. The sound quality is poor, and the camera is shocking. I previously owned a Sony ericsson k600i and ...  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 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