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Vodafone 360 Samsung H1 Review
09 November 2009
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The large, lightweight silver chassis takes away from the high-end features that the Samsung H1 houses, making it look far cheaper than it actually is.
This Vodafone 360-enabled smartphone boasts high spec features, but is seems to offer a number of different ways of doing the same thing – filtering your contacts. What struck us most in terms of usability is that it is not the most efficient handset, requiring a lot of unnecessary and annoying clicks.
A massive 16GB internal memory is superb, and Samsung always excels when it comes to cameras – the H1’s five-megapixel snapper doesn’t disappoint. Vodafone 360 offers a number of social networking features, but your friends are required to also have an enabled device for them to reach their full potential.
Although the H1 is packed with social networking features, there is limited opportunity to actually interact on this phone. The keyboard is frustrating to use but the music player and camera are both excellent.
Battery life was exceptional, with a talktime of 400 minutes.
Pros: Good touch-screen, supports dozens of social networks, automatic backup for contacts and photos
Cons: Social network integration is pretty basic, keyboard not efficiently designed, confusing feature set
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Verdict: OK for social networking, better as a media all-rounder
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Samsung H1An absolutely awful and vastly overpriced nightmare of a phone. If ever there was a classic case of a device designed by a committee then this is it.
Samsung H1 Vodafone 360Just received this phone this morning and first impressions are good. My only gripe is Vodafone 360 itself, take this away and go back to a more conventional button layout and this phone would be a knockout.
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