Best Samsung Cell Phones - Flip Style, Seniors, 800 to 4000 Contacts Address Book Capacity

'The experience on the two applications is similar to that on other AT&T phones; both are minimalist in their designs, but the music player supports a wide variety of file formats and it offers useful features, such as album art, playlists, and shuffle and repeat modes.'

'a nice phone'

'I did appreciate its lightweight and solid (if kind of cheap feeling) build. '

'wonderfully tactile mobile'

'The Samsung SGH-D830 includes a pretty impressive array of features.'

'It's lightweight but doesn't feel insubstantial.'

'The reactions of the phone are instant, and it won't lag while moving through the menus, which is very strong side of these Samsung phones.'

'solid mid-range phone'

'built-in music player'

'sleek flip phone'

'premium slim flip phone'

'the SGH-T719 is a great device if you want constant access to your e-mail but you don't want a full PDA phone.'

'video capable 1.3 megapixel digital camera'

'absolutely accurate'

'excellent phone'

'Web browsing was quick over the HSDPA network, which we expected, but we were surprised by the phone's ability to load relatively complex Web pages, such as The New York Times homepage (though not without a couple of missing images).'

'The multimedia enabled SYNC comes with Cingular's newly launched music application, Cingular Music, which allows users a quick and seamless "sync" of their subscription based music files between their desktop computer and phone.'