Samsung m620 UpStage

Although this phone is unique and fun looking, it is quite a letdown. I love the size of the phone, but the flipping back and and forth becomes annoying. The touchpad on the back becomes annoyingly stubborn and doesn't always do what you want it to. Although it boasts an MP3 player, if you get a...

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Honestly when i got this phone (about 10 months ago) it looked great and was pretty ok to use.

slowly the battery started to give up...no problem, i have a battery pack (maybe samsung accprected this).

then slowly the touchpad started acting weird...it felt like the buttons were raised up and didnt...

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Pro: nice design and feel.

Con: Having to flip the phone to make calls,
Touch pad doesn't respond,
Wait time for applications is way too long,
Screen resolution is the worst i've ever seen,
And there are alot more cons than i want to list right now.

Using experience: 2 years

Worst phone...

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The least pocket-filling of all the phones we checked out, the 0.4-inch-thin UpStage uses a two-faced design: a keypad on one side, media player on the other. But some of the phone tasks (dialing, texting, entering contacts) must be handled on a minuscule 1.3-inch screen, and the constant flipping, just...

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This phone features an excellent music player and a unique--if ultimately impractical--two-sided design.

Read original review at PCWorld.

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Introduction & Design
Introduction
I might be dating myself here, but do you remember those Reese's Peanut Butter Cups ads that hawked chocolate peanut butter cups under the slogan, "Two great tastes that taste great together"?  Every time I used the Samsung UpStage over the past few weeks I thought...

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