Samsung SGH-X820 Ultra edition 6.9mm Triband 2mpixel camera phone 5/5
Bluetooth 24 Aug 2006

Conclusion (Pricing)

The Samsung SGH-X820 is definitely one of the most talked about mobile phone for the year. Everyone that sees it fell in love with its slim factor. In fact, it has overtaken most competitors as the slimmest and yet feature packed. The phone has a nice screen and has a pretty loud ring tone. With its TV-out feautre, you can display your photos via a TV or projector through an optional cable (available seperately). The bluetooth function allows it to be abel to playback to stereo earpiece too.

In terms of connectivity, Infra red seems to be taken away but you have Bluetooth. That makes transfer of files easier. The bluetooth capability is also easy to use with the various support - Headset, Handsfree, serial port, dial up, file transfer, object push, direct printing. JAR files transfer through the bluetooth is still not so straightforward and you might need some third party software or download it from your own WAP site. USB option is also available for data transfer. The only thing is that you will need to use the pc suite available to transfer images.

The 2.0 mpixel camera pretty good pictures. Colour saturation is good but a bit off but generally above average. There are also no cover for the lens and no flash led available on this phone. 

Samsung has the tradition of leaving out the FM tuner. Ringtones wise, the phone supports MMF, MP3, AAC, AAC+ ringtones. In our tests, we found that the ringtones iare quite loud. The speakerphone is also pretty good. Enjoy the music playback of audio files in 3D Surround and 3 different EQ mode at full volume or BT it to your AV headphones.

Pricing Info

Pros :

• 262K colors

• 2 mpixel Picture and Video Quality is excellent

• JAVA, MMS, GPRS, Bluetooth, USB

Cons :

• No Radio

• No WiFi

• No av cable provided

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