Samsung Flight / Reviews

The Samsung Flight was just released by Rogers and is one of their new “touchphones”. This is available for $49.99 on a 3-year contract and is just a notch up from an entry level device.
The Flight has a number of great things going for it. First and foremost it has a 2.8 inch touchscreen... More

Devices that are catered to the text messaging demographic should capitalize heavily in that one particular area, but its inconsistent performance makes the Samsung Flight grounded – indefinitely. The combination of the touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard looks good on paper, but it doesn’t find... More

The touch screen can be a pain while trying to talk. My cheek constantly turns mute because of the location of the mute button on the phone. I have dropped it a couple of times and had to put it back together and it still works fine, so it is pretty durable.

I have been using this phone for a little over a month now. So far I love everything about it except 2 things:

Firstly, the touch screen can be a pain while trying to talk. My cheek often turns mute on or hits the button to disconnect the call. While this is expected with a touchscreen, it would... More

love this phone, a little heavy, great touch screen response and viewing screen size. Not easily scratched up, haven't dropped yet...

I previously owned a Samsung Propel, and I was attracted to the Samsung Flight because of its similar portrait-style keyboard. Unlike the Propel the Flight comes with T9 predictive text, so for the few occasions where I hit the wrong letter the phone would still get the correct word. The T9 works with... More

This is not a phone for all of the very technical people out there. This is no Iphone; this is no Blackberry. So don't get depressed when you purchase one and then complain that it is too basic. This phone is basic, but has great features for those who don't need all of the apps and ability... More