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Samsung SGH-T509 Cell Phone

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(6 reviews)

Price Range: $21 to $75

cnet.com Professional Review.

Samsung SGH-T509 - silver (T-Mobile)

by Kent German

Comments:

Review Verdict: Though some performance issues make it far from perfect, the Samsung SGH-T509 is a step above the Motorola Slvr L6.

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QuickTake:

Pros: The Samsung SGH-T509 has an attractive design with user-friendly controls and a great display. It also has a solid feature set, including Bluetooth, a speakerphone, and support for EDGE.

Cons: The Samsung SGH-T509 feels fragile and suffers from mixed call quality.

pcmag.com Professional Review.

Samsung SGH-T509

by SaschaSegan

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Review Verdict: Super-thin style, Bluetooth, and EDGE at a rock-bottom price make the Samsung SGH-T509 a very good budget buy for the fashion-conscious.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Very thin. Bright screen. Bluetooth. Great price.

Cons: Feels a bit fragile. Could be louder.

zdnet.com Professional Review.

Samsung SGH-T509 - plum (T-Mobile)

by Online Shopper

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Quick take: The Samsung SGH-T509 was one of the first truly skinny Samsung phones from T-Mobile, and it first debuted with a silver casing. Now T-Mobile is offering the same phone in plum, which is so dark, it looks like black. It has the same features as

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pcworld.com Professional Review.

Samsung T509 Phone

by Liane Cassavoy

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Samsung's exceptionally tiny t509 handset makes quite a fashion statement with its sleek profile. I looked at a shipping version of this standard cell phone, and was impressed with the number of features packed into its slim frame.

Review Verdict: The t509 costs $200 (as of 9/8/06) with a two-year contract from T-Mobile. For such a fashionable phone, that's a fair deal; and with rebates and online discounts, you may be able to find it for as low as $50

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QuickTake:

Pros: Super slim design looks very sleek Supports T-Mobile's fast EDGE network

Cons: Boxy phone is uncomfortable to hold

infosyncworld.com Professional Review.

Samsung SGH-T509

by Online Shopper

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Thin is in: Samsung's new, flyweight candybar phone is a mere 9.8 mm thick. Can its dazzling looks make up for some so-so features- Ben Patterson reviews the SGH-T509.

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alaTest.com Professional Review.

Review summary of Samsung SGH T509

by alaTest

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alaTest has collected and analysed 150 reviews of Samsung SGH T509 from international magazines and websites.

Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 71/100 and users 68/100. Comparing these reviews to 327810 other Cell Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 78/100 = Good.

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mobiledia.com Professional Review.

Samsung SGH-T509 Review

by Allen Tsai

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Last year Samsung entered the ultra-thin arena with its MM-A900 clamshell for Sprint, battling against and reminiscent of Motorola's popular RAZR handset. Although eerily similar in form and design, the MM-A900 was technologically more advanced, upgrading

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zdnet.com Professional Review.

Samsung SGH-T509 - silver (T-Mobile)

by Kent German

Comments:
Ever since Motorola sparked a cell phone design revolution with its slim Razr handset, Samsung has been right behind it, producing thin models of its own. In December, the Samsung MM-A900 for Sprint emerged as a viable competitor to the Razr, and now the

Review Verdict: Though some performance issues make it far from perfect, the Samsung SGH-T509 is a step above the Motorola Slvr L6.

Read full review at zdnet.com

QuickTake:

Pros: The Samsung SGH-T509 has an attractive design with user-friendly controls and a great display. It also has a solid feature set, including Bluetooth, a speakerphone, and support for EDGE.

Cons: The Samsung SGH-T509 feels fragile and suffers from mixed call quality.