Eco-friendly Samsung Seek joins the ranks of Sprint
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The Samsung Seek comes in a nice eco-friendly packaging, including several plastic elements, the box itself and inner tray, as well as mailing label and literature band. Not only that, but Sprint is also trialing a new recycling solution, which allows the customers to reuse the packaging in order to ship back some old wireless phone, battery, accessory or data card. Once you ship that piece of eco love to Sprint, the carrier will take care to recycle both the box and its contents. So what do you think of this new approach? Sounds sweet to us!
Samsung Seek Specifications
source: Sprint
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Samsung Seek - a $30 green phone |
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7 Comments
1. ostranderterry posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
Looks like a pretty boring phone... I don't know, though the people in the phone look like they're having a good time...good for the environment though! lol
2. scottmbolt (unregistered) posted on 10 May 2010, 10:14 0 0
Yet another phone for silly teenagers who "txt" all day long about their boyfriends and girlfriends, and American Eagle clothes and facebook things. bleh bleh bleh.
3. Doakie posted on 10 May 2010, 10:43 0 0
Pretty cool lookin little feature phone. I wish this was a little more informative about the phone and not so much just about the packaging. Like touch on the fact that the other leaked images looked like it was running Samsungs Instinct Brew OS. I wonder why this didn't take on an Instinct S20 or S10 name? :) probably cus Instinct is associated with crap now.
4. jrcrow79 posted on 10 May 2010, 11:26 0 0
LMAO...good for the environment..check the radiation levels ma man...just cause they re used someones milk bottle to make your eco friendly doesn't mean its off the brain cancer chart..FYI
6. iHateCrapple posted on 13 May 2010, 12:37 0 0
Point me in the direction of that scientific study please, i'd like to read it......or are you just spouting sh*t again?
5. exotica6279 posted on 10 May 2010, 12:41 0 0
without a 50 dollar mail in rebate at radioshack for this phone
7. Collins Pt (unregistered) posted on 23 Sep 2010, 03:33 0 0
Very informative!! In recent times, the world is becoming cognizant about the hazardous effects of plastic bags on the environment. Also PLA has been used to line the inside of Paper Cups in place of the oil based lining more commonly used, create Plastic ( bioplastics ) Cups, Cutlery, Carrier Bags, Food Packaging and even Nappies. Thanks,
