Samsung SGH-Z320i 3G i-mode Review
Pocket-lint reviews the Samsung SGH-Z320i, a 3G slider design cell phone.
But that’s partly the point of the Z320i, because considering all the connection options this handset has to offer - to which you can add Quad band functionality and Bluetooth - it’s small and very neatly put together. It may not be as slim as the LG U880 or RAZR V3x, but with its neat sliding mechanism and short stature it’s more pocketable than most 3G handsets.
It also manages to squeeze in a 1.3 megapixel camera for snapping your mates and there’s the option of video calling too - there’s two cameras on board, an option I prefer to the single swivelling lens.
In the end they give it an eight out of ten, while so far readers have given it a nine point two out of ten. Pocket-lint justifies their review due to the lack of expandable memory and the small screen that the Samsung SGH-Z320i comes with.
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