Pros: Price, "phone-yness", improved design - the Flip part is sturdier.
Cons: none for what I wanted, but the reception is not as good as my 8500.

It was time for my wife and I to move to 2 phones. We had happily been with SprintPCS for several years and wanted to maintain that account, but didn't want to spend alot of money for a second phone account and were looking at pre-paid card phones. After...

Pros: Great Phone, vibrate, voice dial are my favorite features. Great price with rebates.
Cons: Cannot download ringers

(I own the blue version.) I really liked this phone, but I didn't want to pay a lot. (Doesn't everybody?) Since most reviews talk about the features, I will talk about how I got the phone so cheap. The price is regularly $150 (at Best Buy). I waited fo ...

Pros: Looks good
Cons: Everything Else, Poor Reception, Dropped Calls ,poor Voice Quality

Well where do I start?? This is the worst phone I have ever owned in my life By all Accounts. Ok I first liked this phone when My friend and I where in a movie theater that's underground and he had Sprint PCS service with the Samsung N200 and I was using ...

Pros: Good sound quality, easy to use interface. Easy on batteries.
Cons: Reception is middle of road. Better than most, but not as good as the best.

I've had this phone for 2 years. The best thing about the phone is the loud and clear sound quality. ...

Pros: Very durable. Clearly lit screen and lots of features.
Cons: Very few--only outdated by newer technology

Thanks for reading my review.

I've had my Samsung phone for over a year now, and it's in no worse shape than when I started with it, save a few scratches from normal wear. Compare its flip-open design with other models: most phones have a...

Pros: small, light, flip-phone, neat features
Cons: no games, becoming outdated

I have owned this phone for a year now. I've dropped it, thrown it, lost it, and it's still in almost mint condition. The main reason I originally bought it was because it looked nice and sleek, and had over 20 ring tones.
Compared to it's...

Pros: Little Joystick is Convenient, Calender, Appointment Setter, Easy to Use, Voice Dialer, Long Battery Life
Cons: Can't Download Ringers, T9 Word style of entering in info is confusing but optional

I had the older obsolete model to this phone and the upgrade is just so much better. My sister still has the older version, the 3500, and I can't believe I used that phone for so long. I am now spoiled by this new phone. It has a calender with ...

Pros: Contacts, Calendar, Reliability, Volume Control & Clarity
Cons: No games, Wireless Web

This is my first review here, so I will make it about something I am familiar and very pleased with. I purchased the original Samsung N200 phone when it first came out. The main purpose was for the contacts and calendar functionality, which were ...

Pros: Size, Clarity, Value of the phone now that it is an "older" model
Cons: Ringers, Not all buttons are shielded by flip case.

This is now my 5th phone while using Sprint PCS service over the last 4 years. This one is clearly the best. First let me say that I only paid $60 for this phone at Ebay, so shop around, you can find one very cheap right now.
This phone has amazing...

Pros: Comfort, Call clarity, Good design
Cons: WAP browser, Sprint

I have owned 9 previous models of cell phone from Nokia, Motorola, Ericsson and Audiovox. This was my first Samsung. I was never too hot on Samsungs other consumer electronics products so I was a bit leery when the kid at best buy told me this was the...

Pros: good design, easy to use
Cons: no games

I am able to write epinions on several different cell phones because of fairly bad luck in our home with them. Let me begin by saying it's definitely not the phones fault. It would be a people thing. Phones at our house tend to be bench tested in ways...

Pros: Large screen, one-touch volume control, joystick
Cons: Does not fit well in case, difficult to remove car recharger socket cover

Most people blame the clarity of calls on their phones, when in fact the service provider, your position in relation to an antenna, your surrounding, and if applicable, the earpiece all contribute.

Even in big metropolitan areas, with ANY...

Pros: It's blue. Well, mine was, at least.
Cons: Worst reception imaginable, laden with useless features, no downloadable ringtones

I bought this phone the very first week it came out, and at first I was only a little disappointed. I had "upgraded" from a Sanyo SCP-4500 (a fantastic phone, in my opinion) to this new Samsung because I was enamored with its looks.

That was...

Pros: Great size, color, features, somewhat easy to navigate
Cons: High priced, easy to lose (the belt clip/holster doesn't hold the phone

The belt clip/holster doesn't hold the phone too well. My phone has fallen out of its clip several times leaving it scratched up a little. You'd think that if Samsung could make a cell phone that costs $150 that they could make a better clip/holster....

Pros: small, great reception, easy to use, fast charge
Cons: voice activated dial sometimes iffy

This is the second cell phone I've ever owned. After having repeated problems with my previous phone and service (a Nokia and Cellulink), I decided to make the switch and go with a Sprint phone and service, since their service is available to me at...

Pros: Price, looks, clarity, features!
Cons: Battery life not as advertised

I recently purchased this phone at Best Buy for a mere $80. I think it’s a pretty good deal, as they were having a sale. Nonetheless, so far I have found this to be a great phone. The clarity and signal strength is excellent. Everybody I’ve talked to...

Pros: Great size even for big hands. flip design. stong battery. joystick navigation
Cons: maybe a little confusing at first.

I picked up the Samsung SPH-N200 from a vendor here at work whom our company has a contract with. So from the start this was great deal. I go the phone for free, so no sticker shock for this epinions review.

I'm not going to be redundant and...

Pros: Easy joystick navigation, sleek casing, well-designed features
Cons: Somewhat pricey, may measure signal strength inaccurately

A Review of Samsung's SPH-N200

I purchased this phone about a month ago, and am very pleased with it. I look primarily at three things when searching for a phone: aesthetics, features and functionality. I've divided this...

Pros: Very classy look and feel, tons of useful features, easy to navigate
Cons: Price

In searching for better reception, wide coverage area, better plan and better price on a cell phone, I stumbled upon the Samsung SPH-N200. No, I didn't actually trip and fall per se, but yes, I did fall...in LOVE!

After regaining my...

Pros: Durability, size, style and screen.
Cons: No voice recorder, different battery to old phones.

As an existing SprintPCS customer I had to replace a broken Samsung SCH-3500. The N200 has all the strong points of the 3500, with a couple much needed improvements.

I'm going to gear this toward those planning on upgrading, and make...

Pros: Stylish; large display; joystick navigation; built-in voice dialing; and MORE!
Cons: A bit expensive; no customizable ringtones; some still find it too bulky.

I don't know what the "N" in N200 stands for, but it might as well stand for "next generation". Samsung's SPH-N200 is the next step in the evolution of its best-selling SCH-3500. Its appearance is largely similar to that of the original, but it weighs...

Pros: Simple interface for common tasks, good battery life and signal acquisition
Cons: Signal indicator too optimistic, cumbersome interface for advanced features

Prologue: From Sony to Samsung

I have been a Sprint PCS customer for two-and-a-half years; the company's rate plans and coverage area fit my lifestyle wonderfully. I've had few concerns, and the ones I have had have been addressed by...

Pros: features, price, size
Cons: wireless web access pricey, battery easily detachable, small means it's easy to misplace or lose

The Samsung SPH-N200 that I ended up buying online from the Sprint Cellular Online Store is a knockoff of a more popular Samsung phone, the SCH-3500, which was Sprint's top-selling model until recently. However, the SPH-N200 has a ...

Pros: Joystick makes going through menus a blast. Has meny PDA features.
Cons: Doesn't measure signal very well, T-9 "word guessing" software is annoying.

I've had my Qualcom 2700 for about a year and a half now, and it took tons of falling, kicking, and smashing against the walls. But just when i thought the phone was indistructable and left it on the gym floor, somebody successfully landed a dumbell on...

Pros: Metal flip, slightly smaller than 3500, sounds better, bigger phone book
Cons: My first one was defective! Retail price is too high.

This phone is an updated version of Samsung's 3500. Users may know that this phone was great EXCEPT for the fatal flaw: a flimsy flip that eventually cracks and breaks off (I know 3 people this happened to!).

The new N200 cures this with a...

Pros: Great reception; great sound quality; packed with features; really a powerhouse little phone
Cons: No games? Battery life might be a trifle suspect

I recently purchased an amazing little cellphone: The Samsung N200 Blue for use with Sprint PCS wireless service. I had needed a new phone for a while, and had my eye on the n200 because of some positive word-of-mouth and online window-shopping. But...

Pros: Small and stylish
Cons: A bit on the expensive side, but worth it.

I just recently bought this phone and I love it. The phone comes with so many great features like voice mail, voice activation, caller ID, and missed calls, incoming calls, and outgoing call lists. The feature I use the most is the voice activation,...

Pros: The size, flip-up, super packed features are enough to make your mouth water
Cons: The price might make that mouth quite dry too...

Starters:

Let me first start off by saying that the gal who wrote the first review for this phone has done a wonderful job! Her epinion was actually what gave my decision to purchase this phone a lot of weight and I am glad that I took...

Pros: Stylish, sturdy, and an improvement over its predecessor.
Cons: It is a bit pricey and somewhat too signal "happy".

The Samsung SCH-3500 was Sprint's most popular and widely praised phone. People flocked to the spaceage looking phone and was quickly Samsung's best seller. I was even dazzled enough to buy one as soon as I realized I needed a cellphone last summer. My...

Pros: Big improvements made over previous models
Cons: A little pricey at $180 now. No tri-mode capability

When we got in the Samsung N200 we were a little reserved on promoting this handset. We saw the problems that the 3500 had, and were afraid that since it had a very similar design, the same problems would pop up.

We expected to see a lot come...

Pros: Lightweight, Sturdy, Great Options
Cons: At $199, still more than most are willing to pay

Shopping Around

In mid-August, my beloved Samsung 3500 began it’s last weeks of life. At over a year and a half old with heavy usage, I figured the time would be here sooner, rather than later. When the speaker of the phone began...