A chubster, a fatty, a tubbo... a beefy device
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Samsung's latest Windows Mobile 6.5 phone also runs the TouchWiz 2.0 user interface, meaning it skips most of Microsoft's experience and substitutes Samsung's. If you're looking for a smartphone packed with software and features galore, the Omnia II just might be for you. There are a few drawbacks to consider, however, and Phone Scoop weighs in on this weighty device.
There's no denying that the Omnia II is a chubster, a fatty, a tubbo... a beefy device. I can't for the life of me figure out why it is so large. It is a monoblock phone that is thicker than some sliding QWERTY devices out there. And it weighs a ton. It feels downright huge in your hand. All the size and weight to inspire confidence, though, and make the Omnia II feel tough and strong (it is NOT rugged). It's smooth sides and back mean it will slip into a pocket without problems, but dang, you are gonna know it's there. Tight jeans? There's going to be a bulge.
Everything about the hardware of the Omnia II works, aside from a few quirks. It may be big and heavy, but it has been put together well and functions mostly without issue.
Read original review at Phone Scoop.
Eric M. Zeman from Phone Scoop
(Dec 15, 2009)
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This phone is not available directly from a North American carrier. It is compatible with some networks and may be available from a third-party.
At a Glance
- GSM, UMTS
- 480 x 800 display
- Windows Mobile
- World Phone
- Touchscreen
- 5+ MP camera
- WiFi
- Bluetooth
- Email client
- Speakerphone
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