Reviews and Problems with Samsung SGH-A867 / Eternity
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Overall 7
Design 8
Features 6
Performance 6
Samsung Eternity Review
Bright Hub
10 April 2009
Excerpt: The Samsung Eternity is a good touchscreen phone. It is packed with multimedia features that should appeal to all sorts of mobile phone users.
Summary: Design While it may look the same up-front compared to Samsung's Omnia smartphone, Eternity is much lighter and a little bit smaller.
Pros: I guess the most attractive features of the device are the huge 3.2 TFT touchscreen with haptic feedback and the HSDPA technology. Another positive feature is the high...
Cons: Just about everything else, starting with the camera, music player and the sales package. There are some software bugs that need to be corrected, as the phone might fr...
Conclusion: The Samsung Eternity is a fun touch-screen phone with mobile TV on board, but AT&T subscribers would probably be happier with the more-powerful, more-attractive, and
Summary: The Eternity has an excellent look, feel, and response. It has good call quality, a useful camera, a music player, and can even display television.
Review of Samsung's a867 Eternity touchscreen cell phone for AT&T
MobileBurn
2 January 2009
Excerpt: The Samsung Eternity for AT&T features a bright 3.2" touchscreen and Samsung's TouchWiz user interface that allows users to personal their phones with the flick of a
Conclusion: The Samsung Eternity SGH-a867 is a worthy and fast follow-up to the popular LG Vu . For those who want Mobile TV, CV, MMS and a less expensive data plan, the Eternity is...
Pros: Lovely design, very good display and fast. Touch screen with haptic feedback works well and we like Samsung's TouchWiz UI. Excellent call quality. TV tuner does an gre...
Cons: Must remove the battery to access the microSD card slot. No speed dial (duh!).
Conclusion: Whichever way you look at it, the Eternity is a truely impressive handset thanks to the touchscreen interface and the ease of use of the onboard software.