Samsung V200

this is without a doubt, the coolest phone that has ever been produced to date. it is now a retro phone, but that has only made it cooler, it has none of the features of many phones on the market nowadays, but it easily makes up for it in style, this is my favourite phone of all time, a classic

Just adding this review as a matter of interest and a little pride in my Samsung V200! have had it since it first came out in 2003 and now, June 2008, it's still going strong with only a few scratches to betray the age! Battery life has always been excellent - I charge it once every three days and do use it a lot! Have never had any trouble with keys sticking, screen going blank or anything else. The menus are easy to use, probably seeming unfriendly to those unused to samsung layouts, but isn't that the case with all unfamiliar phones? It seemed expensive at the time but friends have had four or five phones of varying makes during the time I have had this one. Camera quality is good for a vga camera but obviously looks out-dated now as most phones are much better. Only negatives are small memory capacity and no option for expansion as no sd cards in the days this was made!! Hope I've not jinxed it now by writing this!!

I loved the Samsung v200 phone, would reccommend if you can find a cheap one, to keep up with the mobile phone trend like me! Old phone now but it is great, camera is great and it is a nice looking phone

I bought the Samsung V200 for over £200 when first out in the shops. It has always had a few gripes but lately the screen has started going off for no reason and then coming back on again straight away. This isn't a major problem but it is annoying.

I just got my Samsung V200 phone for 100 on Vodafone pay as you go. I like this phone as it is stylish for me to look good with it but easy enough to use to show off with. The camera is excellent and the usual Samsung quality is shown in the ringtones, you can download extra ones but unfortunately you cant get realtones (voices). I haven't tried the games yet but I'm sure they are good. The network is good and the battery lasts a long time. I managed to scratch it whilst playing on it for the first time, I dropped it on my tiled kitchen floor, so beware it isn't as durable as Nokias.

I paid £280 for my Samsung V200 on 02 pay & go back in Novemeber 2003. I got it expecting loads of features for a £280 phone but it had nothing apart from the camera. No voice recorder, no java games. The screen quality is good. But you can get much better phones for a much cheaper price. The battery runs out after a couple of days even if you dont use it.

DON'T BUY!!

The Samsung V200 is an absolutely brilliant phone, great purchase and well worth the money. The picture is great, rotating camera is the best. Hard wearing phone. On the whole it is great!!

I have owned my Samsung SGH-V200 for several months now and it really is superb but I'll never STOP complaining about the poor programming on its accompanying software. How I wish they offered direct upgrades as the phone was released too soon before much tests were carried out!

Samsung SGH V200 - It's a very good phone with a very good resolution compared to many other Nokia phones. The 110pixel camera is great. Although it needed some adjustments as I used to own a nokia phone, I got hold of the phone functions quite quickly as it was really easy to use. The design is fabulous and is definitely much better than many phones of many other brands. Good phone to buy. Resale value is very good.

An excellent 5 star mobile with variety of functions. Audio and video should have been included in the model. Silver body must be replaced by a scratchproof body like most of Nokia cellulars are.

Conclusion: A really entertaining tool.