Samsung SPH-A900 Cellular Phone

Pros: Excellent display(s). Sprint's 3G EV-DO network. 1.3-megapixel camera. MP3 player. Bluetooth. Speakerphone. External Controls/Speakers.
Cons: Integrated memory not expandable(48MB). No dedicated speakerphone button. Bluetooth is buggy. Battery life.

The SPH-A900 is Samsung’s answer to the hugely popular Motorola RAZR. In fact the SPH-A900 has been dubbed simply “The Blade.” The A900 has some marked improvements over the Moto RAZR. I have used this phone for several months now. Here are ...

Pros: big bright screen, megapixel camera, camcorder, MP3 player, voice command
Cons: non-expandable memory, poor bluetooth, short battery life

The Samsung A900 was designed to compete, and outperform, the hugely popular Motorola RAZR phone. As a few other epinionators have noted, its nickname is the Blade. (Nor is it alone in that respect -- Sanyo has a phone called the Katana, so we'll ...

Pros: QVGA Screen 1.3mp Camera BT-SPK-Video MP3wNice Speakers Well Designed and Well Constructed
Cons: Very poor battery life and Very limited memory with no option to expand it

This is a bit of an informal review. I am not fond of flip phones. In fact I really don't like them. They scream snap me in half especially if you sit on them while open. However if I am going to have a flip phone this is a really nice option for ...

Pros: Better screen than the Razr. Better reception and audio quality as well.
Cons: Cannot upload ringtones or graphics - They must be bought. Awkward power connector.

Cellular telephones are the work of the devil. It's no secret that I'm not a fan of the things. I have better things to do with my time than jabber while I should be watching the road or, you know, interacting with the people actually here, in front ...

Pros: Slim design, solid build, bluetooth headset has great sound.
Cons: Complicated, poor battery life, poor digital camera.

I'm a fairly clumsy person. I've dropped my glasses and cell phones so many times its pitiful. My poor Sanyo phone took so much abuse that it was beginning to look asthetically poor, but kept functioning! I didn't have to change phones, but when the ...

Pros: EVDO, bluetooth, battery life, industrial design, voice reconition.
Cons: The price.

This is by far the best phone Samsung has come out with. I have Sprint and had an old model with some features but the A900 is by far the best. To me the first thing I have to talk about is the EVDO combined with blue tooth. For you tech savvy folks ...

Pros: Display Rocks, Has bluetooth built in, swivel camera
Cons: Bluetooth range isvery limited, almost all bluetooth users agree, this phone is bluetooth worthless (almost)

NEGATIVES: First off let me start by saying that I purchsed this phone almost strictly for the bluetooth, and that is almost a complete joke as far as bluetooth phones go. The Range is very limited. You cannot even have this phone in your pocket ...

Pros: Big clear screen, quality photos, voice recognition, clear sound, adequate memory, compact & lightweight.
Cons: Price, fees, frequent white-screen-of-death, battery life.

The nicest phone that *I* have ever owned. First off, I received this phone as a b-day gift, so I wasn't really bias, either for or against it. My Nokia was simply in desperate need of a replacement and a friend came through. Negatives: I would ...

Pros: Slim design & strong vibrate feature
Cons: Read the body of my review

I'm not saying this is a bad phone, I just like to tell potential owners what I would want to know about a product: ISSUES: 1. Battery life: this seems to be the number one problem I have with slim phones. I understand that slim phones have slim ...

Pros: Size, looks
Cons: reliability, color, battery life. The color will chip away very fast, and will look old.

My Nextel phone slowly had more and more reception problems and so I finally gave up and decided to move to Sprint. I used the opportunity to get the new Blade phone. Transferring to Sprint was a nightmare. The reps at Sprint lied to me that there's a ...

Pros: Large screen, easy text messaging, no dropped calls! Lots of features. Headphones preferred over speakers.
Cons: Battery life could be a little longer. Needs more memory.

I've had my A900 for a month, so far it is meeting my expectations. My main concern was dropped calls and text messaging. Thus far I've had no dropped calls and text messaging is easy and quick. I work in a large building and with my old cell I used to ...

Pros: TONS of features
Lightweight & small
Great alternative to a "smart phone"
Cons: The screen is not as visible as I'd like in sunlight
Short battery life

It amazes me that I've had my A900 now for over a year and it is still, in my opinion one of the "top 3" non-pda, non-smart phones that is offered by Sprint PCS. The A900 packs an MP3 player, a 1.3MP digital camera/camcorder, and enough internal ...

Pros: Works well for 9-12 weeks; is shiny when new; Is repairable {at owners' expense}
Cons: poorly designed; breaks too easily; supplier, manufacturer support nonexistant; Data management is not versatile

The case scratches easily and looks old FAST. The distressed look it will quickly achieve is so last century. The data/charging port is downright frail and broke during normal usage from plugging in Manufacturer supplied peripherals. Samsung's warranty ...

Pros: Very thin, looks good, works good, awesome features
Cons: Sometimes it mal functions and needs to be restarted.

The Samsung A900, more commonly refered to as "the Blade," surpasses the Motorola Razr in many ways. The Blade has the same dimensions as the Razr, but has a rotating camera (1.3 Megapixels) while the Razr has a stationary one on the outside. It has ...

Pros: Nice Design and looks great
Cons: Limited memory and Of course the speaker phone bug

Granted the phone looks awesome and has a sleek design but what good is it if you don't have the most basic feature in a phone..the speaker phone facility that is. 1) There are no hard buttons for speaker phone...there are 2 soft buttons on the screen ...