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This is the phone is one of T-Mobile’s latest Slider phones that is also a myFavs phone.

Pros:

This phone feels pretty sturdy and doesn’t give you that cheap plastic feel like many others do. It seems nicer that the Motorola Razor phones and is just about as thin. The screen is very clear and easy to read. It has a very user friendly interface and just about anyone could figure it out. It is also has a music player built in but needs stereo headphones and a micro SD card to get the most out of it. The picture quality comes out pretty good for a camera phone. Just remember that there is no substitute for the real thing. The instant messenger and text messenger programs are very easy to use, but you have to force yourself to learn the predictive text. I know it is frustrating at first, but it will pay off in the long run. The reception is very good. I have not had any problems hearing any of my callers or that static sound I get sometimes in my sidekick phone. The Bluetooth works pretty well too. I had no problems connecting it to my Dell Axim X50.

Cons:

I do not have too many complaints with this phone. It does seem like the battery life drains pretty fast when I send a lot of instant messages. The camera forces me step back pretty far when taking pictures as if it were zoomed in too close. The screen is very big and vulnerable to scratches. It is a shame they don’t build it to hide and protect that area. The phone doesn’t come with many standard accessories. It only comes with the charger and hands free headset. I wish it came with a stereo headset and a case. I would highly recommend buying some clear screen protectors for it to prevent scratches.

GadgetToGet:

I highly recommend this phone. It is not one of the free ones but is worth taking a look at. It looks pretty sharp and has all the basic functions of all the other new phones out there.(Music player, 1.3 Mega pixel photos, video capture/playback, Hi-Fi ringers, EDGE capable, Bluetooth, instant messengers and actually works as a phone!) I would use it all the time myself but I can’t live without my full keyboard on my sidekick.

2 Responses to “The T-Mobile Samsung t629 Review by Mike”

• abby 14January2008

  this phone is not worth it.
  it was good for the first two months.
  now my screen broke out of nowhere. i didnt drop it & so did my boyfriends.
  Its kind of weird actualy his broke & the day later mine broke. Just out of nowhere.

  do not get this phone!

• Atlantis 3April2008

  Your blog is getting better and better! Previous posts were good, but this one is just FABULOUS.

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