Pros: Compact and Stylish.
Cons: I don't like the battery charger that comes with it.

Looking for a cell phone, right? The SCH 3500 is a great choice. It's compact enough to fit in a small purse and has a flip-up cover to protect from accidentally pressing the keys while in your purse or pocket. In addition, the functions are easy to...

Pros: great deal, great phone
Cons: none

This phone has many features that I love. The voice dial, is a great idea. I also love the missed call feature. Lots of choices on ringer. Cool green/blue light up. Caller ID. Lots of accessories. Hands free set is great. We use it all the time in the...

Pros: Small enough to fit in your pocket, this phone includes many cool features.
Cons: Many have had mechanical problems with the flip up ear piece and getting service.

I have known several people who have had this phone, and I have spoken with complete strangers who I see carrying it. The majority of all have had serious problems with the SCH-3500 after a short while of owning one. The only two problems I have heard...

Pros: Just about every feature you need, great reception, this phone dominates the others!
Cons: Very little... standard battery could use more life, but so could I.

First of all, this is my 5th mobile phone. After breaking a Nokia and a Motorola StarTak, exchanging an Ericsson due to terrible features and difficulty is usage, selling a Motorola due to bad reception and a lack of accessories (like a vibrating...

Pros: Sexy, lightweight, great price, dual-mode capability
Cons: Small screen, limited length of names in memory, hard to navigate web & learn buttons

Ditching my year-old Nokia analog phone (on Verizon service) for Sprint PCS digital service on this phone was a great move. In comparison, this Samsung is much smaller, lighter, and has lots more features than the old analog phone did. With my 2 year...

Pros: Small, sleek, clear calls
Cons: Not many ring options

Let me just start out by saying I was, until yesterday, a loyal Nokia user. I have had many different types of cell phones in the past but none have impressed me the way my new Samsung 3500 has so far. Last year, when I started service with Sprint, I...

Pros: Durable, stylish, compact
Cons: None that I've found

This is a great phone! I've had mine for well over 1 1/2 years and would recommend it to everyone. This phone has outlasted my friends phones, from nokia to startacs this is the toughest phone I've seen!

This phone has all the features you...

Pros: light, many options
Cons: none

I don't think that I can say enough about this phone. It's light, compact, and sleek. It has every function you could possibly want in a phone. You have many different options for ring and can even set it on vibrate. My personal favorite option is...

Pros: Simplicity and good sized buttons
Cons: Button exposure and overall volume

Tired of my AT&T service that with its seemingly arbitrary and random pricing model, I went with Sprint PCS and chose this phone. My decision was based partly on looks (I admit I am a techsnob) and the fact that it was dual analog/digital and had web...

Pros: too many to list
Cons: earpiece volume/quality

I bought my sch-3500 after my Sony Z died (now THERE was a crappy phone!). So far, this one has been great. It has MUCH better reception. I live on the edge of a coverage area and reception is very important to me. It has been durable: in the 4 months I...

Pros: This phone does everything even dials by itself:P
Cons: none

The Samsung SCH-3500 is really very cool. My husband and I researched cell phones for awhile before purchasing in order to find the best deal all the way around. I am not extremely techno so all I cared about was the safety. I had watched a...

Pros: If you're looking for a bargain basement phone that is light, small, and has tremendous battery time. All this without giving up the features we all need like vibrate ring, 200 phone number memory, and mini-browser.
Cons: If you frequently talk in loud situations like bars and resteraunts then this phone isn't for you. It's compact size means that the earpiece isn't very powerful.

When I originally signed up for the Sprint plan a year ago I choose the bargain basement phone. At the time it was a good deal, 75 bucks. It was only when I started traveling that I really started to notice that my old phone wasn't going to cut it due to...

Pros: features, size
Cons: none that I have found yet

This phone is an absolute must for moms on the go. I have three children under 4 years of age and this phone is so user friendly that I have no problems using it while we are out. The best feature about this phone has got to be the voice dial system. All...

Pros: Small size, good features
Cons: Uncomfortable on the ear

I have been extremely pleased with this phone and Sprint's service. I actually had to get it replaced once, but the hardest part about that was waiting in line at the Sprint store. They gave me a new phone and were even able to retrieve my stored...

Pros: Well-built, easy to use, tons of features
Cons: Wider than other phones.

I bought this phone as a recommendation from one of the guys at my local Sprint PCS stores. I really love it a lot! It's a great alternative to Motorola's StarTAC, because you can see the caller ID before you flip open the phone to answer it. When I...