The U600 has not proven the best reviewed handset Samsung have every built, even so it is still worth thinking about if you see one with cheap line rental. For the money the Samsung U600 is well featured. With the U600 Samsung have produced a good all rounder intended to be suitable for a wide range of customers.

Compared to other models, the U600 is very compact and easy to carry. If colour is something you are interested in you may like to know that the U600 is available in, Sapphire Blue, Crystal Blue, Platinum Silver, Copper Gold, Garnet Red, Neutral White and Soft Black. For a handset of this type, in terms of weight, the Samsung U600 scores very well at 81 g. A TFT, 256K colors display is fitted to this mobile handset. The Samsung U600 is has bluetooth, meaning it very easy to integrate with devices, like hands free sets. The ring-tones enabled on the U600 are Polyphonic (64 channels), MP3 as well as a vibration alert. The U600 is compatible with 2G GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 . The U600 has an integrated 3.15 MP, 2048×1536 pixels, autofocus, video(CIF), flash camera. If you use the Internet on the move, you will be pleased to know a WAP 2.0/xHTML compatible browser is included. The battery cell that comes with the U600 is a Li-Ion 690 mAh. Moving on to the all important battery cell usage the Samsung U600 has 250 hrs standby charge and 1:30 talk time. The U600 also has, TV out, Yahoo search, Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF), Java MIDP 2.0, MP3/AAC/eACC/WMA player, Organizer, Built-in handsfree, Voice memo, FM radio with RDS and Business card recognition.

Although this is a pretty new model, the Samsung U600 has lots of competition. This means that it is relatively easy to pick up a fantastic bargain on this mobile handset. The most cost effective place to buy a mobile at the moment is over the Internet. Buying online can lead to some big cost savings, amazingly it is possible to get 6 months free line rental on the Samsung U600 , which, in theory, will not cost anything at all.

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