Samsung G600 Mobile Phone

Samsung surely does not Disappoint !
The G600 looks Gorgeous and has all of the features needed, an MP3 player, Video Recorder, Radio, Bluetooth, etc. Plus a 5MP Camera !!!

Excellent Phone !!

ITS VERY STYLYSH AND NEW
HAS 5 MEGAPIXELS OF CAMREA
MP3, INTERNET, BLUETHOOTH, MMS.... IT HAS ALL THE FEATURES AS THE NEW FONES OUT
ITS A SLIDE FONE WHICH GIVES IT A VERY GUD FEELING WITHT HE NICE GREYISH COLOUR
YOU ALSO GET A 1GB FREE M.CARD AND BLTOOTH HEADSET WHICH MOST PHONES DONT GIVE
ITS NOT TOO BIG AND NOT TOO SMALL. I HOPE THIS HAS HELPD YOU :D

In a nutshell: The G600 is a fantastic phone. It combines fab looks with a superb 5 megapixel camera, a fully featured music player and 1 Gbyte of memory. It avoids the touch-sensitive keys of recent Samsungs, making it a totally practical phone to use. We can't praise this phone enough - go on, buy it now! Available in black or silver.

Best buy: *Free* with a free XBOX 360 or PSP from Dialaphone (black) or free with a free Nintendo Wii from the Carphone Warehouse (silver); or £219.95 on Pay as you Go from The Carphone Warehouse (choice of silver or black).

The Samsung G600 brings the power of a 5 megapixel camera into Samsung's now-classic slimline slider format. Samsung just keep pushing the boundaries of what's technically possible, and the G600 has an amazing spec and a beautiful design to match. Samsung don't always make perfect phones - the E900 and U600 irritated some users with their touch-sensitive buttons - but the G600 gets everything just right and is destined to become a classic. Whilst it lacks the wow factor of the LG Chocolate or the Apple iPhone, it's just a fantastically good phone to use with nothing to detract from the experience.

At Mobile Phones UK, we like to start reviewing phones with a look at the outside. Samsung's slider design has been around for about 3 years now, and has replaced the clamshell as the UK's most popular format. The G600 opens and closes with an easy sliding action, and has a smooth silky finish that's glossy but not a fingerprint magnet like some. The G600 is not an ultra-slim phone like the U600, but at 15mm it's certainly not a fatty. It's a good practical size, and at 48mm wide it's a couple of millimetres narrower than some of the ultra-slims, which doesn't sound like much, but makes the phone easier to hold. The keypad is responsive when pressed and there are no touch-sensitive keys. The screen is large at 2.2 inches diagonally, and with 16 million colours and 240 x 320 pixels is Samsung's best screen ever. The camera is well protected behind the slide: to use it you open the slide to reveal the lens and flash. Frankly it's hard to see how the physical design could have been improved. 5 stars so far.

The G600's camera is a 5 megapixel beast with autofocus, LED flash and 4x digital zoom. The only previous phone with a 5 megapixel camera is the enormous Nokia N95, so there's really no comparison between the two. The closest competition in camera terms is probably Sony Ericsson's K810i with its 3.2 megapixel camera. Even though the Samsung beats the Sony in megapixel terms, the K810i can still (just) keep its crown as camera king for two reasons: better optics make for a (slightly) better quality image and the K810i's xenon flash beats the LED flash on the G600 for brightness. But still the G600 is an impressive camera phone and Samsung are now very close at Sony's heels when it comes to mobile photography. The G600 features two useful camera modes - panorama mode lets you take pictures of wide views such as landscapes, and macro mode lets you take close-up shots. There's a built-in picture editor, and direct printing to a Pictbridge-compatible printer is supported. High quality video recording at 640 x 480 pixels is also available.

After a camera, the next most important gadget in a mobile is a music player, and the G600 doesn't disappoint. It's Samsung's best music player so far. Every major format is supported (MP3, AAC, AAC+, 3-AAC+ and WMA). There's support for wireless

handset is brill a step forward with the camera but a step back from the messageing ringtone as the u600 let you set message tone this doesnt but other wise gr8 handset overall