Samsung T100

Overall, the Samsung T100 is a very nice looking telephone, always wanted one and recently bought one for a cheap price.

I have seen some of the newer versions of this phone, they were not to my liking, as the handset shape and design could not be improved upon in any way.

Wanted the front flap, when closed to light up via a button to view the date and time. The process of entering a new contact within the PhoneBook was touched on earlier.

However, he booklet again declined to offer me a precise way of entering a new contact number.

Further more, had to enter via another unexplained route.

Why did Samsung provide a help facility within the handset, is this to supplement the user guide. The user guide needed to have extra information there for problem solving.

Irritated by the way that I had to derive from upper and lower case for text messaging. The centre overall menu button was, I thought a little to small to use. Received caller numbers ~ could not get the phone to highlight who had called me, unless I went into the Call Records.

Nothing was explained within the makers booklet of just how to block/unblock outgoing calls?. I thought wrongly that it was under Phone Settings.

In the end, I found the facility under Network Services. Again back to texting. The curser was too slow to react to carry on with letter clusters ABC/DEF ect.

All in all the T100 was a good phone. Have now upgraded to Samsung E800. Very compact and easy to use once I found my way around it.

I've had a Samsung SGH T100 for about a year now, and on the whole am very pleased with it. Its small enough to fit in a pocket, the keys are large enough for texting and the battery lasts well.

BUT there are some poor features which are starting to niggle, so I'll probably be upgrading soon. The ring tone is just too quiet. If the phone is in your bag, you may well miss calls (believe me I have loads of times). Also you can't have vibrate and ring on at the same time. My other complaint with this phone is that it only stores 10 texts at a time. Fine if you only occasionally text, but I'm having to delete them 2 or 3 times a day!

I've found the phone to be very reliable, but these minor niggles are really starting to annoy me, so if they are factors for you, think carefully before buying.

I love my Samsung T100 because: It's easy to use, its stylish, its easy to read and it's a flip phone. If you are looking into getting one I would highly consider it!! Whether you are old or young this phone should suit your needs.

When I 1st got this Samsung T100 mobile phone, i thought that it was great....It was very good to show off...as the phone looks VERY expensive and it made u want to flip it out in front of people..if you wanted to show off. Typeing TXT messages is another thing though, the phone responds slowly to your typing, and You cant save your own words into the dictionery, and to type the word that you want, you need to go and turn the dictionary off and then on again, after you have typed in that word

The Samsung T100 is so bad, it makes me nervous. The message take about 5 seconds to be hide, you can't erase all received or dialed calls, the written message will be lost if you receive a new call, I can't set time to 12 hours AM/PM, the alarm don't save your last settings it gives you the current time (so stupid :)) And so on...

Upgraded from a nokiato the Samsung T100 mobile phone. Took me a while to get used to the Samsung as I have always had Nokia's before. Found the phone easy to use once in the swing but found texting a complete culture change! You have to go to different screens for numbers and symbols and then go back to letters...not fun or quick. The phone looks and feels good and found other peoples 1st impressions of the phone were good! I now have a Motorola V500 and about 6 people who want to buy my Samsung ... so you won't have any trouble unloading the phone when it's time to upgrade

When i bought this Samsung T100, I was looking for a colour flip mobile phone. I didn't read into it AT ALL and now regret it as I wasted £80!! 2nd hand! The ringtones are rubbish, texting takes forever and you can't go onto 2 messages, you can't add words onto the predictive texting, plus you can not store any messages to the phone. You cant see your sent messages, neither is there an outbox. This phone really is rubbish.

The WAP also I found was very slow and hard to use, and often freezes when trying to disconnect. The housing for this brick scratches really easily, and the rubber ariel bends and the top snapped off mine. Battery life is 2days at the most, with average use. The display on the front of the phone had broken and i am no longer able to see who is ringing me, if i have a message or missed call, i always have to open the phone to check. Something happened to the liquid display.

Overall, as you have probably gathered, this phone is total scrap, and u shouldn't waste any amount of money on it.

I bought a Samsung T100 second hand, although it had only been owned 1 week. It was £80 from an individual store. I love the phone especially the high quality colour screen. It came with a good speedy charger and 2 batteries. One is thicker than the other, but has less life. It is of a resonable size. Despite other comments the ringtone volume is ok. As a teenager it is an ideal phone, although lacking in features. The most notable is the lack of such simple things as a stopwatch, then bluetooth which I would expect in a phone like this. The screen is very large and clear, but the front LCD is not very clear unless it has its aqua blue light on. I have had no problems with reception, having been on other awful phones! As I said earlier buying from new is quite expensive, I would go for a second hand one. I have made my rating upon a brand new phone, I would give it a 9 for the second hand one I got. Good simple phone with good navigation, but occasionally lacking in features.

This Samsung T100 is a really great mobile phone! It is small when flipped down but when open it has a fantastically big screen (much bigger than the Nokia's) I am currently selling my Samsung t100. it is a great phone but i want to go back to a classic Nokia just because the WAP isn't great on this phone and the WAP is what I really want. If u want to put in an offer for my Samsung then please email me at [email protected]