Testseek.co.uk have collected 64 expert reviews of the Samsung GT-S5620 Player Star 2 / Monte / Halley Evo and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung GT-S5620 Player Star 2 / Monte / Halley Evo.
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64 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Good range of widgets, Impressive sound quality, Easy to use
Plastic-looking silver edges, No support for multi-touch, Lacks full onscreen QWERTY keyboard
The Monte's range of connectivity options is rather good by mid-range phone standards as it supports HSDPA at speeds of up to 3.6Mbit/s as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1. The 3G and Wi-Fi support really help the Dolfin V1.5 browser. It's pretty quick to...
Keeping in mind the Samsung Monte's connectivity features, one point of view would term it as an excellent product that has the right amounts of performance, features, looks and price in the perfect ratio. If you are looking for a full-featured phone ...
Here we arrive at the end of my review of the S5620 Monte, and although it has some bad points it has made quite an impression on me, so much so that I saw myself using it to text instead of my own phone. My overall opinion of the handset is mixed beca...
Abstract: The Samsung Monte doesn't do anything that is different or special. It is attractively priced, but you should expect basic rather than expansive usability from it. Samsung - Monte S5620 price Buy Samsung Monte S5620 securely online at a bargain price ...
So, a vast collection of applications, the majority of which centred around social networking, the Samsung Monte (S5620) is very much a contender in the mobile phone market. You can buy the phone (sim-free) for under £150 from Amazon, a bargain when yo...
Not everyone wants, or can afford, a high-end touchscreen phone, so we can appreciate what Samsung was trying to do with the Monte. The Monte isn't terrible it just isn't fantastic either and we guess that's the point. If you want a fantastic phone the...
Overall, it is difficult to see how the Monte does anything particularly special or different for Samsung. Indeed, the company could even be accused of diluting the mid-range Genio brand for little gain, or so it would seem. ® More Mobile Phone Review...
Abstract: Latest Samsung Monte UK pricesSamsung has a large range of handsets in the market at the moment, including its popular mid-range Genio which comes in a variety of flavours, such as the front facing mini qwerty keyboard, a slide-out keyboard and good o...
Great design, Good battery life, Surprisingly good camera, Lots of connectivity options, Strong, fast 3G coverage
Laggy touch controls, Slow software, Browser crashes regularly, Some confusing UI design, No social integration with contacts
Samsung's touchscreen mobile phone onslaught shows no sign on stopping, with the Monte arriving on the heels of the Samsung Genio Touch, Genio Slide and Galaxy Portal.Built around a 3-inch 240 x 400 (WQVGA) touchscreen, the Monte uses Samsung's TouchWi...
