Testseek.co.uk have collected 22 expert reviews of the Samsung SPH-M620 UpStage and the average rating is 68%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SPH-M620 UpStage.
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22 Reviews
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Music fans seeking a small, chic phone should take a look at Samsung M260s design and - in the US at least - its inexpensive price. See also Nokia N95 review. (click here for Apple iPhone hands on preview) Yardena Arar ...
Fair sound quality for its size, Very compact design.
Battery life is not great. and the battery cannot be replaced, Must keep the m620 in the extended battery case for best battery life, Can only use one side of the m620t at a time, Phone display is on the small side, Will take time to learn all the fea...
The Samsung SPH-m620 UpStage Rock and Talk cell phone is an interestingly designed cell phone. For some mobile professionals the m620 may not provide you with the right tools to stay well connected while traveling but for those who want a little more f...
Abstract: Page 1 | 2 | Next The main difficulty in making a music-enabled cell phone is where to put the controls. The designers of the Sprint UpStage (SPH-m620) saw that great untapped area on the back of the phone and decided to exploit it. It wont repl...
Abstract: The main difficulty in making a music-enabled cell phone is where to put the controls. The designers of the Sprint UpStage (SPH-m620) saw that great untapped area on the back of the phone and decided to exploit it. It wont replace your iPod, but its ...
Innovative TwoSided Design, Thin Body (0.37”), Call Quality and Reception, MP3 Music Player with TouchSensitive Controls, Large Main Display, Bluetooth, MicroSD, Internal Antenna
Internal Battery is not removable or replaceable, Small 2nd Display, 1.3MP Camera has poor image quality, Speakerphone is distorted at high volumes
The UpStage is a fashionable device that features a dual-sided candy bar design. One side is used as a phone, while the other side is for music, videos, and all other menu options. The phone is remarkably thin and light, which makes it easy to take whe...
Abstract: The innovative Samsung UpStage (SPH-M620) music phone will have consumers literally flipping over its dual-screen design and multimedia features. This uniquely designed handset from Sprint is at first glance an ultra-thin (0.37-inches thick) candy bar ...
Abstract: This phone is thin. At .37 inches thick, its one of the thinnest phones ever made, even thinner than the Motorola SLVR. The dual screens certainly give the wow-factor that we havent seen in the mobile sector, since, well, since Steve Jobs pulled an i...
Great design, great build quality, good sound quality, loud speaker, innovative and fun to use
The touchpad is very sensitive and takes lots of getting used to, the "Flip" button loses some of the novelty over time
From the mouth of my twelve year old: " This phone is just incredible. It has millions of excellent features, looks fantastic, and is just purely amazing. I love everything about this phone. Well not everything the only thing that sometimes gives me g...
Abstract: With a retail price of only $99, Sprint’s new Samsung M620 UpStage phone offers incredible value with some highly touted abilities. In this review, I’ll let you know whether the UpStage mobile phone is worth your trouble. Sprint sent me the UpStage as...
