Reviews and Problems with Samsung SPH-M920 Transform
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Transform
Engadget
25 September 2011
Excerpt: With Epic 4G styling, a front-facing camera and a $150 post-rebate price, it's easy to mistake the Samsung Transform for a high-end phone. Don't.
Pros: Solid construction, Great keyboard, Stylish design
Cons: Video chat apps don't work, No 3D hardware acceleration, Buggy and overpriced
Excerpt: The Samsung Transform is Sprints attempt to hit the middle tier market customers. Does the Transform have what it takes to capture this fairly untapped market and succeed...
Conclusion: The Samsung Transform has the potential to be a solid Android device at $50 or perhaps even $100 if the issues get ironed out, but we can't imagine paying the $150
Pros: Solid construction, Great keyboard, Stylish design
Cons: Video chat apps don't work, No 3D hardware acceleration, Buggy and overpriced
Summary: After testing the Samsung Transform, the one word I can come up with is Disappointed. True, the keyboard is absolutely fantastic, but that fact just makes it that much...
Excerpt: The Samsung Transform is a new Android device that combines a touchscreen with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard that looks similar to the high-end Samsung Epic 4G, but has
Samsung Transform: An Average Mid-Level Android Phone
PC World
21 November 2010
Excerpt: At first glance, the Samsung Transform on ($150 after new two-year contract from Sprint) looks like the Samsung Epic 4G's younger brother (also on
Summary: I like the Samsung Transform . I think it's a good solid phone with a great keyboard, great sound quality, and very good battery life.
Pros: Excellent call quality, Very good battery life, Excellent keyboard, Google Maps Navigation is solid and a pleasure to use
Cons: Somewhat thicker and heavier than comparable phones, Barely adequate camera with poor quality zoom, Underwhelming external speaker, No bundled microSD memory card