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By Madan M. Basavaraju (uk)
it is very nice phone..little and cute..works very well..but mp3 songs bit rate should be reduced to 128kbps from 320kbps to play..i dont know why it is not playing..apart from it the phone is excelent..
By R. Hennessey
I've used Samsung phones for a few years now and some of the good points about past phones seem to have disappeared off the D600 and some have improved but not all. This phone is good and bad. The graphics are v amateurish like a school kid drew them so theres no style about the templates for mms & the graphics generally. Ringtones sound like Eurovision songs! Battery life is ony about 2 days now (I say 'NOW' cause it got less as the year went on) and I don't use my phone for many calls or music just for texting so hate to think how it would be if I used it for more calls instead of my landline. I Don't use it for music either so this isn't using up my battery life. Music quality is not good. Camera quality is ok but not good. On a past Samsung phone I had, there was a good diary alarm that sounded til you switched it off so it was a great diary reminder, this one just pings for a couple of seconds then end of!If you miss your reminder cause your in the loo then you miss it! I am about to try a Sony Ericsson now as the reviews are good for the Walkman range sound quality and battery life is double most other makes which is an attractive prospect. However, as with most reviews including for the D600 there are diff opinions about the same points. The Sony Ericcson upgrade I'm going for also had reviews that gave conflicting opinions and this could be the users fault i.e. can't use the phone so need to read instructions or the phones fault - u have to take a chance!! There are good points about the D600: the keypad is quick and easy to text on esp if you got big, fat fingers, the screen is big & clear, the red D600 I purchased looks good and a big plus is that its a slide phone so theres not much chance of you calling Aunt Myrtle by mistake who you havn't spoken to for 20 years cause while the phone was in your pocket you selected her contact number and now shes on the line to tell you shes been listening in on you for the past hour!!!x
By P. Henson (Burton, England)
This phone is superb. The screen is large and clear, the mp3 player impressive, the camera high quality. For me the best thing about it is you can stick a 1gb memory card in it (I got one for thirty quid complete with adapter to convert it into a usb pen drive for easy transfer of files - they are probably cheaper than that now), which means you can store full length dvd's on it (once you've converted them into 3gp format using e.g. ImTOO). You can plug it into a tv or projector to view dvd's, pictures, word and powerpoint files. (The only downside to watching DVD's is if someone rings you up the film goes back to the beginning and so you have to fast forward!)
I think the only way you could possibly make this phone better is if you added a radio.
By Mr. Dj Doherty (UK)
This is a fantastic phone, its simple to use, has good customization options and has some decent extras such as the Camera and MP3 player functionability.
Having MP3's as tones is good but why not Message Tones too?!!! They seem to leave out the basics sometimes. 1 bad thing is the screen scratches easily but other than that its a phone I would recommend to anyone looking for a new phone.
By R. G. Kirby (UK)
For a non 3G phone, this is possibly the zenith of sensible design, top end features, performance and value.
I orignally intented to go back on contract with a Motorolla SLVR, but baulked at the tarriff I had to go on to get it free. However, when I looked at the D600 in the Vodafone store, I became enamoured with its 2 megapixel camera, sliding key pad, bluetooth and mp3 player amoungst other features. At £30 a month for 200 mins anytime with 250 texts included, I feel this was the phone to make use of them.
At little over 100g, it's not much heavier than my old Siemens S55, which in itself was quite a performer with Bluetooth and infrared (it was one of the first true colour mobiles back at the end of 2002.) The screen is sharp and clear in its display and reveals an easy to navigate menu, making full use of the central cursor pad. The pop up menus and status pages are clear and helpful in making my way round the phone.
Since I'm new to mp3s, I wasn't sure what to expect: however, I soon found the menu self explanatory and even found hooking up the phone to my laptop with the usb cable a simple process. Once connected, I enjoyed using the Samung PC Studio 3 software to manage my phone and move music tracks and photos to and from phone and laptop. I even enjoyed typing text messages on the laptop and sending them off through to the phone. It turns out that I have to close the messages window and open it again only when my phone receives a new mesage in order to update the list, but that's a minor niggle.
In all, this is the most sophisticated phone I've owned to date, beating a Motorolla 3G flip phone (980, I think,) although I still have that S55 as a Bluetooth buddy for the Samsung. I'm sure this phone will keep me occupied with its entertaining features for the next 18 months!
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