Reviews and Problems with Samsung Instinct S30 / Instinct Mini / SPH-M810
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Samsung Instinct s30 SPH-M810 (Sprint)
PC Magazine
6 October 2012
Conclusion: Samsung's Instinct is still a far cry from the iPhone, even with the latest refresh. But it's loaded with features and brings some of the same, simplified touch-interface...
Pros: Responsive touch panel. Good camera and video recorder. Plenty of mobile media features, all of which are included in Sprint's Everything plan.
Cons: Low-res screen. No Wi-Fi. Reception could be stronger. Some clumsy interface elements.
Excerpt: In a couple of months, amid the usual hoopla, Apple is expected to unveil its next-gen iPhone , rumored to include such improvements as a 3.2MP camera plus video
Pros: Easy-to-use touchscreen interface and OS; excellent music and video player; fast EV-DO Web access; visual voicemail
Cons: No real improvements over original Instinct; below average camera; slow-to-load music player; hard-to-read Web text; less talk time battery life than original
Conclusion: Conclusion The Instinct S30, like the original Instinct, is a fun phone that's ripe with features. From Sprint TV to GPS to music and web, it's got the goods.
Pros: Attractive, large display, supports every Sprint service for multimedia and navigation. Good GPS performance.
Cons: Sprint TV performance is weak, touch screen OS is starting to look clunky compared to other models on the market (notably Samsung's Touch Wiz phones like the
Review of Samsung's curvy new Instinct S30 for Sprint
MobileBurn
3 May 2009
Excerpt: The new Samsung Instinct S30 for Sprint takes the winning capabilities of the original and packs them into a much sexier form factor - but adds little else.