GSM&EDGE Band: 850/900/1800/1900. 3G Bands: 900/2100
Operation System: Android Froyo
Display: TFT TN, LQVGA (320 x 240), 2.8 in. Input Device: Qwerty Key, Virtual Keypad
3MP Camera with x3 Digital Zoom, Auto Focus
Standard Battery: 1,350mAh Capacity: Talk time: up to 660minutes (2G), up to 380minutes (3G), standby time: up to 610hours(2G), upto 430hours(3G)
This review is from: Samsung B7510 Galaxy Pro Unlocked GSM Smartphone with 3 MP Camera, Android OS, Touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, GPS and MicroSD Slot - No Warranty - Platinum SilverMy main issue is that if you use the device keyboard / built in keyboard there is no spell checker. To call it a professional phone and not be able to spell check your emails / text as you write is quite frankly `unforgivable'. It is not that it does not have a built in dictionary, it does, it is linked to the touch screen keyboard - which defeats the point of having a built in keyboard plus it takes too much room on the screen, is very small and fiddly! Kies (Samsung software that links your phone with mobile) is a disaster, when I spoke to Samsung about the above, I mentioned this and was told that 90% of their support phone calls were about Kies not working. I wanted to love this phone, it is my first Samsung, it will be my last. I shall be returning to HTC....
This review is from: Samsung B7510 Galaxy Pro Unlocked GSM Smartphone with 3 MP Camera, Android OS, Touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, GPS and MicroSD Slot - No Warranty - Platinum SilverI find the Samsung Galaxy Pro to be a decent messaging phone.Pros:Nice looking phoneLightOne of the few android phones with the external keyboardHas touch screenPretty responsive.Okay:Keyboard is fine to type with.Although light, it takes a few days to get used to the plastic feel.Battery life can get you through a day for an average user3 mp camera but no flash.Cons:Screen resolution not the bestNo multitouch but you can double tab zoom.Price a tad high - under $200 would be more reasonable. Overall:I find the Pro acceptable as a basic smartphone. It's android, it has an external keyboard, and I don't do that much internet browsing. If the price were under $200 then it would be a deal despite some of its shortcomings but overall it is still a decent budget phone. You can find several detailed reviews of the phone on the web including engadget mobile [...]...
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