Bottomline: I ve always been an ardent fan of Samsungs slider phones-particularly the Ultra series, because they look good and have a clutter-free design. The latest addition to the Ultra series is the U900 Soul, first showcased at the World Mobile Congress 20...
Bad: Web based applications dont function properly, Camera is just average, Battery life is so-so
Bottomline: I was fascinated by the Soul’s navigation technology the moment I saw it, and even more so when I got the opportunity to test it for the first time. Of course, that was before I tested other handsets such as the LG KF600. But I’m not here...
Good: The Samsung Soul offers an attractive, well-constructed design and a unique, intuitive navigation touchpad. Its respectable feature set includes a high-quality camera.
Bad: The Samsung Soul lacks important features like voice dialing and GPS. Its call quality wasnt completely reliable.
Bottomline: You wont mistake it for a smartphone, but the Samsung Soul is nonetheless an attractive and well-designed multimedia phone. Specifications: Band / mode: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (Quadband); Talk time: Up to 210 min; Combined with: With digital camera / d...
Abstract: Samsungs Soul is another of those mobile phones with a name I cant fathom. Soul? Whats that about then? Samsung and seem to be joined at the hip when it comes to giving mobiles a name, and ‘Soul has to be as meaningless as any Ive seen.Stil...
Abstract: If you have read our review of the Samsung SGH-G800, you would have noticed that this camera phone takes good pictures and can surf at high speeds of 7.2mbps using HSPA. The problem is that it seems to be a big too thick and bulky. SGH-U900 comes to ...
Bad: Half of the navigation buttons require pressing, and the rest do not, Average sound quality
Bottomline: The big question is „Is it worth buying a new soul? It is irrelevant whether you’ve already sold yours to the devil or havent, because we cannot give you a definite answer.The truth is that we expected much more from the company’s new li...
Good: The Samsung U900 Soul is one of the most customised handsets available. Change the menu, wallpaper and font to suit your own particular tastes.
Bad: The call quality is not quite what it should be on a handset of this dimension.Look and Feel
Bottomline: Expertly crafted with a range of powerful features at its disposal, the Samsung U900 Soul is a great all-rounder. It has its flaws but overall it’s difficult not to like this personable handset.
Abstract: Samsung has introduced yet another gorgeous phone to add to their U lineup. The Samsung SGH-U900 is a gorgeous slider phone with 5 mega pixel camera and some unique features. Read on to find out more about the Samsung Soul.DesignAs the last member of S...
Abstract: The phone is beautiful, the touchpad is extravagant, Soul’s marketing is powerful. A couple of thousand will be sold, that’s sure. But U900 is not good enough to take the reputation of non-operating system Samsung phones on its own. Lots...
Good: Great camera, polished UI, useful touchpad controller
Bad: No voice dialing, no U.S. 3G, email problems
Bottomline: The SGH-U900 Soul is a fantastic all-around multimedia cellphone. The camera takes photos that are far better than even Samsungs own photo-focused G800 can muster, and the music player and most of the other major functions work equally well. Except fo...
Abstract: The reception quality put up by the U900 is in line with other Samsung-branded devices. The ringtone volume is quite decent, as it can be heard in various environments. The silent alert is average strength-wise, no significant improvements have been m...
Abstract: One of the first things we saw landing in Barcelona for the MWC last month was a huge Samsung U900 Soul billboard. The South Korea-based company has ever since been doing everything within their powers to keep the handset in the public eye. Now with the p...
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