Testseek.co.uk have collected 29 expert reviews of the Samsung SGH-M110 Solid and the average rating is 59%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SGH-M110 Solid.
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The fact that its indestructible
Torch
Battery life
Dust
Water and shock resistant
Solid but light feel
Simple
Straightforward controls
Long battery life
Rugged external casing
Resistant to water splashes and some knocks and drops
External casing; resistant to water splashes and some knocks and drops
Entry-level features; no PC synchronisation; VGA camera; small screen
This is no smart phone, which may limit its appeal, but the Samsung Solid could fit the bill if you need a phone that can cope with dust, dirt, water and occasional drops ...
Abstract: The Samsung Solid is a long way from the cutting edge in features terms, and is probably best suited to use as a second mobile for those challenging outdoor activities, rather than your main phone. Those fancying it as an everyday phone will have to s...
Long battery life, Rugged external casing, Resistant to water splashes and some knocks and drops
Entrylevel features, No PC synchronisation, VGA camera, Small screen
This is no smartphone, which may limit its appeal, but the Samsung Solid could fit the bill if you need a phone that can cope with dust, dirt, water and occasional drops...
We applaud Samsung for its ruthless, no-compromise back-to-basics thinking with the M110. Its as tough as old boots, has a battery that lasts longer than an English winter and can be had for less than £50 pay-as-you-go. It may lack that last degree ...
Dust, water and shock resistant, Solid but light feel, Simple, straightforward controls
Basic set of features, Basic VGA camera, Chunky build, Small display
When something claims to be tough our first reaction tends to be "we’ll see about that."Samsung’s Solid makes much of its strong points – that is, that it’s capable of withstanding a bit of bashing and splashing that would floor le...
Abstract: Both the Solid and Toughphone are not going to be phones that appeal to those that want the latest high-spec features. Rather they are built for the labourer or extreme sportsman; folk who need to know their handset can withstand a bit of rough and tum...
Abstract: Sometimes only the toughest phone will do. Even if you generally like to use a stylish and desirable mobile, there may be times when you don't trust your pride and joy to the prevailing conditions. If you are out on a cycling trip or on a long hike with u...
More features and lighter than the JCB Toughphone.
The simplest of tasks, unlocking the keypad, is beyond annoying.Look and Feel
Ultimately the Samsung Solid disappoints. We were unable to test the handset as rigorously as we would have liked and are therefore unsure how solid it actually is. It may have more features than the Toughphone, but these fail to mask its shortcomings, an
Dust and water resistant (meeting IEC standards), rubberised design, excellent call quality, flashlight, Bluetooth, FM radio
Mediocre display, poor tactility on keypad and controls, basic list of features
The M110’s list of features is as basic as they come. However, this isn’t too much of an issue for a handset aimed at tradespeople. This is a phone that will take a beating and provide excellent call quality in the process. ...
