Samsung G600 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: In a nutshell, G600 is a fabulous phone, combining design, superb camera and a fully featured music player that is really effortless.

Verdict: We say it's a slider phone that is pleasant to use with great touches. True to its promises, the 5-megapixel camera produced high quality results. There are a few minor points for improvement though; we'd like to see the camera perform better in low li

Review summary: Samsung sets two contenders running for glory, with two 5 megapixel newcomers on the cameraphone market. The Samsung G600 was first to be announced, and had the mobile community astir. Featuring quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support, a...

Pros: Stylish design 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and VGA video recording 16M color TFT display of QVGA (320x240 pixels) resolution Ambient light sensor for automatic brightness control Bluetooth with A2DP microSD memory card slot FM radio with r

Cons: No 3G support Upper row of alphanumeric keys might be hard to reach New headset/charger jack incompatible with older accessories Xenon flash would've suited it better Shot-to-shot time on the slow side

Verdict: Samsung G600 was the first GSM cameraphone by the Korean manufacturer to feature a 5 megapixel camera module. The checkered flag is nowhere in sight in the megapixel race, but obviously 2007 will be marked for the successful conquering of the 5 megapixel

Review summary: Immense pixel power in the most stylish and slimline of physiques. Just a shame about the lack of 3G

Verdict: A Google Search bar has also been included in the main menu to easily kick-off those forays into the worldwide web without firing up the browser.

Review summary: quad-band slider phone with 5-megapixel camera

Verdict: Forget about the 5-megapixel camera, which is a bit of a red herring, and concentrate instead on the good design, nice features and extremely impressive battery life.

Review summary: The comedic duo takes on their biggest foe yet, and it makes it their best outing so far.

Verdict: While it might not appeal to our tastes, the Samsung is not to be sniffed at. Patience will be rewarded with good-quality images. Just beware of allowing its single, stand-out feature to blind you from its weaknesses.