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Samsung OMNIA Review
Samsung OMNIA Review
Published on: 24 July, 2008 by PhoneArena Team
Performance:
Samsung OMNIA is one of the best performing Windows Mobile devices, not only as functionality, but because of its quickness and reliability.
Even though the phone’s results at SPB Benchmark are behind HTC Touch Diamond’s, using it daily will not be annoying, because of the light lag. OMNIA runs smooth with multiple running applications, which is a result of the good optimization.
The call sound quality is terrible, not. It’s actually one of the best on the market. The sound you and the collocutor will hear is somewhat annoyingly sharp, but the voices are real and at a pleasant volume level. The loudspeaker can be used,and you’ll only have to get used to the sharp voices you hear.
According to the official data, OMNIA’s battery should last over 5 hours of talking or 500 in standby mode, which is a good result for such a phone.
Conclusion:
Samsung has done a wonderful job in creating an all-in-one device. OMNIA truly performed very well in every aspect and offers a wonderful combination of a 5-megapixel camera, media player, internet browser and GPS navigation. All that in an attractive package with quality sound during a talk, including the extensive organizing options characteristic for a smartphone.
The only more serious drawback is the interface, which should have been much easier to use for the mass consumer, and not only personalized Windows Mobile.
Nevertheless, the phone is one of the most interesting high-tech products on the market and is definitely worth the money.
Samsung OMNIA is one of the best performing Windows Mobile devices, not only as functionality, but because of its quickness and reliability.
Even though the phone’s results at SPB Benchmark are behind HTC Touch Diamond’s, using it daily will not be annoying, because of the light lag. OMNIA runs smooth with multiple running applications, which is a result of the good optimization.
The call sound quality is terrible, not. It’s actually one of the best on the market. The sound you and the collocutor will hear is somewhat annoyingly sharp, but the voices are real and at a pleasant volume level. The loudspeaker can be used,and you’ll only have to get used to the sharp voices you hear.
According to the official data, OMNIA’s battery should last over 5 hours of talking or 500 in standby mode, which is a good result for such a phone.
Conclusion:
Samsung has done a wonderful job in creating an all-in-one device. OMNIA truly performed very well in every aspect and offers a wonderful combination of a 5-megapixel camera, media player, internet browser and GPS navigation. All that in an attractive package with quality sound during a talk, including the extensive organizing options characteristic for a smartphone.
The only more serious drawback is the interface, which should have been much easier to use for the mass consumer, and not only personalized Windows Mobile.
Nevertheless, the phone is one of the most interesting high-tech products on the market and is definitely worth the money.
Pros
- All-in-one
- DivX/XviD support
- 5-megapixel camera and good image quality
- Excellent music sound quality
- Nice earphones with a 3.5 mm adapter
- Very good Internet browser
Cons
- Cannot be used in direct sunlight
- Not very useful Widgets
- Limited accelerometer use
- Not very user-friendly and personalized interface
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