Samsung Instinct Camera Phone
Samsung Instinct
Review summary of Samsung Instinct SPH M800
alaTest has collected and analysed 444 reviews of Samsung Instinct SPH M800 from international magazines and websites.
Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 76/100 and users 75/100. Comparing these reviews to 332138 other Cell Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 90/100 = Excellent.
Samsung Instinct
To call the Samsung Instinct an iPhone knockoff would be an understatement of grotesque proportions. Seriously: Even the packaging looks like it came straight outta Cupertino.
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Samsung Instinct (Sprint)
Don't let the prospect of an even-better iPhone get you down, Sprint subscribers. The Samsung Instinct ($129.99 list with two-year contract) is coming on June 20, giving you an iPhone clone all your own, and it'll likely be a pretty good one once the bugs
Review Verdict: Sprint sent us this Samsung phone to review mere hours before Apple will likely announce iPhone 2.0 to make a point: If you want an iPhone, but you don't want to switch from Sprint, the Instinct is almost as good.
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Samsung Instinct for Sprint
We've covered the hyper-marketed Samsung Instinct since Sprint first announced it in April at the CTIA trade show. The Instinct will be available June 20th, but we received our review unit in advance of the release date. Sprint has been pitching the Insti
Review Verdict: Sprint did one thing right and one thing wrong. Wrong: they went after the iPhone tooth and nail in marketing the Instinct, and that leads to disappointment because so far, nothing else is nearly like the iPhone. Right: they and Samsung came up with a ver
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Samsung Instinct Review
The Instinct's low price makes it a great deal for a good handset; but, it's no match for Apple's more diverse phone.
Review Verdict: Samsung did a solid job on the Instinct; you have to admire the extensive feature list you get for the price. But with iPhone prices about to tumble even as Apple's hardware improves, the Instinct doesn't shape up as an iPhone killer
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Samsung Instinct PDA Phone
At $130 with a two-year contract, the Instinct is a good handset and a great deal. But this iPhone look-alike is unlikely to slay Apple's upcoming 3G handset.
Review Verdict: Samsung did a solid job on the Instinct; you have to admire the extensive feature list you get for the price. But with iPhone prices about to tumble even as Apple's hardware improves, the Instinct doesn't shape up as an iPhone killer
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Samsung Instinct
Samsung Instinct from Sprint Mobile : Just a few days after hitting store shelves, Samsung Instinct has become the fastest-selling EVDO handset in Sprint history. The Samsung Instinct phone was first available exclusively to Sprint customers on June 19 br
Samsung Instinct review
Not yet available in the UK, the Samsung Instinct will appear familiar to anyone who's clapped eyes on the Apple iPhone. So everyone, then.
Review Verdict: Samsung did a solid job on the Samsung Instinct; you have to admire the extensive feature list you get for the price. But with iPhone prices about to tumble even as Apple's hardware improves, the Instinct doesn't shape up as an iPhone killer.
Samsung Instinct PDA Phone
At $130 with a two-year contract, the Instinct is a good handset and a great deal. But this iPhone look-alike is unlikely to slay Apple's upcoming 3G handset.
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Since its introduction last year, the iPhone has emerged as a powerful player in the cell phone world. And so far, the collective response from most cell phone manufacturers has been simply to ignore it. But now Samsung is trying a different tactic. Its n
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