Samsung Omnia2 I8000

Samsung Omnia2 I8000

The Samsung Omnia2 I8000 was one of the best phones in the Samsung range when it was released in the middle of 2009 and is still a decent phone today. It comes with a number of advanced features including support for Microsoft Office, a 5MP camera and video recording. A downside is that it comes with the Windows Mobile operating system which isn’t to everyone’s taste. It also has a large screen with a high resolution. If you’d like to find the best Samsung Omnia2 I8000 deals then please take a look at the comparison table below or use our search feature in the sidebar where you can select contract length, operator and minutes amongst other things.

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Firstly, the screen of the Samsung Omnia2 I8000 is an impressive 3.7 inch in size. It is an AMOLED resistive touchscreen that can display up to 16M colours. It’s a shame that the screen isn’t a capacitive one although it looks fantastic. The resolution of the screen is high at an impressive 480×800 pixels and the TouchWiz UI is included with the phone. It also comes with an accelerometer for auto rotate and a handwriting recognition function. The downside to this impressive hardware is that the phone is quite large and weighs 123g.

Samsung Omnia2 I8000Although the Windows Mobile OS has some major problems and is difficult to use there are some advantages. Firstly, if you’re a power user then the OS provides a greater number of features although the Android OS isn’t far behind. The operating system allows you to use your phone in a similar way that you would a computer although this isn’t to everyone’s taste.

Connectivity options are hugely important for any modern phone. The Samsung Omnia2 I8000 comes with 3G technology, WiFi support and EDGE. It also has Bluetooth technology and a microUSB port. The inbuilt memory depends on the model that you buy but it can be expanded up to 32GB using the micro SD slot.

The camera on the phone is 5MP and has an impressive array of features. These include dual LED flash, autofocus and face detection. Mobile blogging and smile detection features are also included. The main camera supports video capture at up to 30fps and there is a secondary camera included for making video calls. Other features include an FM radio, geo tagging and an MP3 player.

Overall, the Samsung Omnia2 I8000 is a great phone for a number of different reasons. Even though it is over a year old it can still stand up to many modern smartphones in regard to features and quality.

Samsung Omnia Pro B7610

Samsung Omnia Pro B7610

The Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 was released towards the end of 2009 and comes with a wide range of different features to help it compete with other smartphones. There are some problems, including the fact that it runs on the Windows Mobile OS, but there are some great things about the phone too. For example, the slide out keyboard is easy to use and the Opera browser is bundled with the phone. You can find some cheap Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 contracts listed below – these are regularly changed so you may want to check back in order to ensure that you get the right deal. The easiest way to do this is to bookmark this page.

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Some of the good things about the Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 include that it has a large screen making it easy to use, the Opera browser is a fantastic mobile HTML browser and there are a large amount of apps that come preinstalled on the phone. If you’re looking for a phone that has a large number of features and packs them all into a reasonably small device then this may be the one for you. Having a proper slide out QWERTY keyboard is a major bonus compared to some of the other phones available at the moment that only have a virtual keyboard.Samsung Omnia Pro B7610

Now onto the bad bits. Unfortunately, the Windows Mobile OS really lets the phone down. If you’ve used the Android OS before then going back to Windows will be a big shock. It certainly isn’t a terribly operating system but does have some problems and it isn’t as snappy as other operating systems. Another problem with the Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 is that it has a resistive touchscreen which isn’t as responsive as other types of screen such as capacitive. This is an effort to reduce the cost of the phone but is still frustrating. Also, the widgets on the phone are generally quite slow to be updated compared to other smartphones such as the HTC Desire.

Overall, the Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 is a good phone that suffers from a few big flaws. For the price there are a number of other QWERTY keyboard phones which may be better options. There are however, some cheap Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 deals available if you’re willing to look around at the various options that are available.