PLEASE HELP SAMSUNG I600 or HTC S 620 ??

[Guest Ahtum]

Please I need help on this issue ....I have an opportunity to buy one of these phone : HTC S620 or Samsung I600 ....I need some help on the decission ....The battery life is a problem on both ....but somebody tell me that on HTC S620 I could have problems with the display ... It is true ...??

I find this link also ... thats worry me ... http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/0,390301...9282638o,00.htm

It's his opinion or it's plain stuid that guy ???

[Guest spacerace]

I have had both, they are very similar phones, the HTC is slightly 'smoother' to hold etc. It has no battery life problems for me, can make 2 days depending on usage levels but I use mine a fair bit and regularly get to the end of a day with over half the battery life left.

Obviously 3G is the issue - the Samsung having it and the HTC lacking it. If that's important then get the Samsung however this *does* have poor battery so buy a car charger or always carry the second battery to swap over. Swapping batteries is a pain but at least it's a supplied option. I think the review is slightly off - I find typing on the keyboard surprisingly usable, but you do need a couple of weeks to get used to it. I can happily type out long emails now.

Both have WM6 upgrades available, although the Samsung can be tricky to do if it came from a network like Orange. I eventually sold my Samsung as 3G didn't make up for the battery life and am now running WM6 on the HTC which is an excellent combination.

[Guest Ahtum]

I have had both, they are very similar phones, the HTC is slightly 'smoother' to hold etc. It has no battery life problems for me, can make 2 days depending on usage levels but I use mine a fair bit and regularly get to the end of a day with over half the battery life left.

Obviously 3G is the issue - the Samsung having it and the HTC lacking it. If that's important then get the Samsung however this *does* have poor battery so buy a car charger or always carry the second battery to swap over. Swapping batteries is a pain but at least it's a supplied option. I think the review is slightly off - I find typing on the keyboard surprisingly usable, but you do need a couple of weeks to get used to it. I can happily type out long emails now.

Both have WM6 upgrades available, although the Samsung can be tricky to do if it came from a network like Orange. I eventually sold my Samsung as 3G didn't make up for the battery life and am now running WM6 on the HTC which is an excellent combination.

Thanks very much .....You help me a lot .....I hope to make the right choice ...Thks for your time ... real body .