Samsung D600 Review
Mobile Burn takes their turn looking at what they call the near perfect D600 slider phone.
Samsung’s SGH-D600 is the update to the company’s popular D500 model. While the two share much, like a black exterior and a slider form factor, the newer D600 sports a lot of upgrades not seen on the older model. Features such as stereo Bluetooth support, a 2 megapixel camera, a TransFlash/microSD memory card slot, and a new QVGA display go a long way towards setting the D600 apart from its older sibling. But even with all of these upgrades, the SGH-D600 shares some less than welcome traits with the D500; most notably the slow T9 predictive text input system.
But even with a handful of nits to pick, the D600 is a top notch phone and one of my personal favorites on the market right now. It does almost everything well, and most things very well. Read on to see if the quad band GSM D600 is right for you.
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