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User: Carlx
These are the most recent phone user reviews posted by Carlx:
Dec 15, 2006, 12:21 PM
for the Samsung SGH-T629:Say no to crippled t-mobile phones
T-Mobile had this phone designed for them, not you. Before you sign a contract and pay money to get this phone, make sure you really want it. It plays MP3 ringers, but of course it can't just do it, they have to make it annoying. It has high speed EDGE wireless internet and a nice large screen which would be great for web browsing, but the Samsung browser is terrible and the phone won't allow you to use any other ...
Sep 8, 2006, 5:21 PM
for the Samsung SGH-T209 / X495 / X497 / X496:Missing or non-working features, random power-off
This phone is loaded with features that work poorly. It makes calls OK. The web browser is a piece of junk. The biggest delay in loading a website is the browser starting up or the phone acknowledging that you clicked on a link. It's also slower than average for downloading, and there are virtually no WAP settings like not downloading graphics to save time. This phone doesn't work with Opera Mini (full HTML browser for phones) or Google Maps (VERY handy). ...
Jul 19, 2006, 2:10 PM
for the Samsung SGH-E635 / SGH-E630:Looks great, lacks...almost everything
It's a really good looking phone. The slider works OK. Like all Samsung phones, the display is excellent. The "flash" on the camera is just bright enough to get a closeup in a dark area when you would otherwise not get any picture at all. It has an IR port so you can load ringers without a cable. But there are some really annoying con's... You can't select ringer tones for the alarm clock. You can only choose from a ...
May 14, 2006, 12:15 AM
for the Sony Ericsson J300a:Major reception and stability improvements
The most important functions are better than previous models. This may be classified as a lower end phone, but the call quality is much better than the [guessing] soon-to-be-dead t290, which wasn't a bad deal for it's intended markets (free with contract or $40 prepaid kit). I bought it unlocked from Amazon.com (full review posted there) for $112, and I don't regret it even with a few gripes from me and blunt service from SE. I finally have ...
