Pros: Small, lots of features
Cons: The flip thing feels a little delicate

I have had about 5 cell phones and this is my all time favorite. It's the best phone I've seen on the market. It's really small so it fits easily in my back pocket but isn't so small that I'm worried about losing it.

At first I didn't like...

Pros: Web-Ready,Compact
Cons: None

First off, I dislike those Nokia commercials with the beeping tone. My mother has a Nokia phone, and I thought it was the greatest phone...until now. I am a college student at Boston College and since I am living off-campus this coming year, I decided...

Pros: small, voice-activated dialing, tons of features
Cons: static in reception, icons do not respond in real-time

I bought this product to replace my old oversized analog phone. I travel a lot, so I appreciate its dual mode (analog and digital capable) and compact design. It fits into a pocket, purse, or briefcase easily. Caution: do not place near keys - the...

Pros: Ergonomics, Web browser, Voice-dial
Cons: Lacks PIM and email send

This is the only mobile phone to own in North America. The feature-packed SCH-3500 has been out for roughly 9 months and it's only competition is Samsung's latest release, the SCH-8500 (currently recalled). With an outstanding list of features,...

Pros: true pocket size, clear clear sound quality, voice activation, long battery life, web-enabled, long long feature list, dual-band operation
Cons: nitpicks: clock readout doesn't show up unless you're in a digital service area, signal more than occasionally blocked when inside tall buildings

I finally bit the bullet and decided I needed a cell phone for various reasons early this year. In the Washington DC area I consider Sprint PCS the only provider to go with based on pricing/features and coverage area in the southeast, so my list was...

Pros: Features, sound quality, cool design
Cons: Battery life, msg waiting beep, network availability

I bought this phone for both my wife and myself. She was pregnant at the time, and I wanted the clarity benefits of digital service with the availability of dual-band operation so that she could make a call from anywhere, any time. This phone served that...

Pros: Size, weight, looks, features, large capacity phone book
Cons: overall quality, cheap plastic, fragile, weak reception, sound clarity

I bought this Samsung 3500 to replace my older and BIGGER phone. I was tired of carrying my heavy cell phone around, not being able to put it in my pocket. Even in my purse, it was not convenient. Basically, I was looking for a light and small phone for...

Pros: Voice-Dial, Easy switch between Vibrate and Audible Ringers
Cons: It would be perfect if it had a little more LCD real estate

For the past year I have been searching for a cell phone that would be small enough to wear(or fit in my pocket), thus replacing my pager. I thought I had finally found this phone when I purchased my analog Startac. However, with it's inability to...

Pros: Great price, loaded with features, looks great
Cons: Flip-top mechanism feels fragile

I bought this phone purely because it looked different and it looked good. I've had this phone for about a month and I found the sound quality pretty good most of the time. However, you tend to lose reception once you go into some garages, elevators, or...

Pros: Better than Nokias, in usability and feel
Cons: Might not be as good as the SCH-2500

First I want to talk about the not-yet-released Samsung SCH-2500, which looks to be great, utilizing a tri-mode for greater coverage. This could be a great leap for Samsung in the personal telecommunication market. But my phone is the SCH-3500, and I...

Pros: Small, voice command dialing.
Cons: Too small for some people, flip phone could break.

Cell phones. It is kind of like the internet. Only the elite could afford it at first. Now it seems every house hold has the internet and 1 in 3 homes has at least one cell phone.

This one here takes the cake. I have many friends and...

Pros: Good design, awesome features, voice activated dialing
Cons: No games like Nokias =)

I bought this phone because this is an extremely nice looking phone. It's very compact, and not too small. The design is awesome! The flip style is good so you dont have to put on a keyguard or accidently hit buttons. Oh, and three words... VOICE...

Pros: Good battery life, Portable, and Easy to Carry
Cons: Phone book can be hard to navigate through.

The compact Samsung SCH-3500 is the best!

Six months ago, I would never have written a positive review on a cellular phone. I thought they were a luxury I could live without, and a waste of time and money.

However, with increased...

Pros: Stylish look, great features
Cons: I wish it came with a car charger

This was my first phone and I received it as a Christmas present. I had always wanted one to make life more convenient overall. My phone has been wonderful in terms of its features (voicemail, voice recognition dialing, web browsing, alarms and ring...

Pros: great shape, flip cover, voice activated dialing, digital recorder built in
Cons: none with the phone, only with Sprint

The Samsung SCH-3500 is a communications device worthy of the name, a soft, cuddly little node that nestles nicely into your pocket, your lifestyle, and your dreams.

The perfectly rounded shape feels like a nicely worn river rock; you will...