Samsung SCH-i760 Cell Phone User Reviews
   3 4.3 3.5 4 3.7 3.8 3.7AmazingOverall Rating: By: Travis Callen on Saturday, August 30, 2008 4.3 out of 5From: Gig Harbor, WA (United States) Experience: 2 Months Pros: It is easy to use, long battery life, and it is a solid phone. I am someone that likes to know that my phone will not break if I drop it, I like to know that it is in my pocket without haveing to check, and I like to know that there is not the possibility of breaking it when I hold it in my hands (I am not a small person). To me, the i760 is everything that I need and then some. I love the qwerty keyboard and the touch screen. it can be completly 1 handed, and in my opinion it isCons: It only has a 1.3 mega pixel camera. but it still takes decent pictures. Also, as with any smartphone, I need to pay a little extra for a data package through verizon... Summary: I love this phone, I was origanally going to get the treo 750 but when my old phone broke and my friend sold this to me for 200 dollars (couldn't figure out how to use it), I could not say no. I am extremly happy with this phone and I have recomended it to all of my friends... 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful Bulky, Slow, Over-Priced, Fragile Poor Service,Overall Rating: By: Rom Wadehra on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 1.5 out of 5From: philly, PA (United States) Experience: 6 Months Pros: touch screen, numbers on frontCons: Bulky, Slow, Over-Priced, Fragile Poor Service, Summary: really too thick for today's smart phone; the phone is slow changing between programs compared to other smart phones with Windows 6 I have used; phone has broken twice in 6 months (1 LCD going blank white - no physical damage but samsung still charged 100 dollars for) and another hardware burn out (repaired under warranty after samsung had the phone for 1 full month). Great PhoneOverall Rating: By: Rod Moore on Saturday, November 17, 2007 4.3 out of 5From: Benton, KS (United States) Experience: 6 Days Pros: Single handed use on everything. To close a program just press the "end call" button. To make a call any where just press the "call" button. To open a program press the start button or hold it and talk to the phone. The voice recognition works right away. There was no train needed. I very rarely use the styles. There is no need to. The double keypad works will. Its like having a numeric keypad. When using the keyboard. Instead of changing it to numeric just the front keypad with the thumCons: Would of liked a higher resolution camera, but do not use it to worry about it. The slide out keyboard is a little to easy to slide out. When removing from my sideways holster. If it was harder there be complaints about it also, tho.Summary: For the price it a very good smart phone. With the combination of Bluetooth Stereo, Wi-Fi, and qwerty keyboard. 12 out of 22 people found this review helpful Very Good Phone/PDAOverall Rating: By: Greg Casura on Monday, November 12, 2007 4.7 out of 5From: Inver Grove Heights, MN (United States) Experience: 14 Days Pros: Double keyboard...closed version all general uses are available one handed. Screen is very bright. Long battery life.Cons: Slider seems easy to activate but I came from a XV6700...no comparison!!!! No SEIDIO cases yet!!!Summary: Overall the best PDA I've owned!!! Its faster smarter, smaller and easy to use. I usually am an internet/phone user so my activities are limited but the little device does exactly what I need. The battery life on the extended battery keeps me happy for days not just hours. No need for a car charger yet and when I do I'll order another extended battery. Good Job SAMSUNG. 6 out of 17 people found this review helpful Best yetOverall Rating: By: David Greenberg on Saturday, November 10, 2007 4.5 out of 5From: Westport, CT (United States) Experience: 1 Weeks Pros: 1. Stylus may be used, but thumb has easy access to everything. Huge advantage when only one hand available. 2. Other reviewer here seems to think the redundant keypad is a negative. Too bad he doesn't get the intent. It is an ingenious advantage. You just dial it and the phone is instantly activated. No stylus needed at all for making calls. 3.Other reviewer also complained about not being able to drive or walk with it. That's pretty much all I do - through Bluetooth headphone or Cons: 1. USB cord does not charge the battery (Audiovox models do). 2. Curiously small RAM as with all other similar devices. Don't get why they give us less than 60M when 2Gig can be made so small. Most 3rd party programs require use of RAM to run so we can't put more than a couple of them on the machine (unless I'm missing something).Summary: I have already recommended the device to two good friends. 13 out of 19 people found this review helpful Not all thatOverall Rating: By: Ron Henderson on Thursday, November 08, 2007 3 out of 5From: Minneapolis, MN (United States) Experience: 3 Days Pros: Great for e-mail, text and web.Cons: Tough to use as a phone.Summary: The slide out key pad works great for banging out e-mail and text messages. The horizontal orientation is also good for the web browser. Unfortunatley, the device is lacking in it's primary use as a phone. You have to push at least two buttons to get into phone mode, and then navigate from there. The on screen phone pad is redundant with the built in unit as well. During several calls, the touch screen became active and opened up several applications which when open, prevent you from using the phone funtions. You have to use the stylus for almost all onscreen functions, which is also a pain if you are just trying to make a call. Forget about using this thing if you are driving (or walking). I will be returning this for either a Blackberry pearl, or the Voyager (when it comes out). 7 out of 14 people found this review helpful |
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