Reviewers Liked
- FormFunctionFun. Oversized touchscreen is great for flicks. Fantastic battery life regardless of use patterns. Preternaturally light at 4.5 ounces. Ships with a $25 voucher for movie rentals. Great photos (8MP) decent video (720p)
- Large, beautiful Super AMOLED Plus screen, Excellent battery life, Ample memory and expansion capability
- Big 4.5-inch screen, Bright screen, Thinnest phone on the market, 16GB of storage
- Supersized & beautiful Super AMOLED Plus display, Razor thin construction, Peppy performance
- Excellent display, free $25 Media Hub movie credit with purchase, lightweight and super thin body, large onscreen keyboard is great for bigger fingers, good performance
- Very thin. Huge, vibrant Super AMOLED Plus screen. Stellar battery life. First truly 4G AT&T phone
- Thin profile, Excellent battery life, Beautiful screen
- The Samsung Infuse 4G features a large and vibrant 4.5-inch touch screen that's great for browsing and videos. The Android smartphone is ultrathin and has an 8-megapixel camera and snappy performance
- Classleading and immense display, slim and light, good HSPA speeds where available
- Light and thin, snappy response, great camera
- Supersized & beautiful Super AMOLED Plus display, Razor thin construction, Peppy performance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Speaker is fine for calls, anemic for movies. Plastic chassis and volume rocker are pure chintz. Getting video onto a TV is donglereliant. All this downloadable video sweetness ships with a tiny 2GB card
- Large design not for everyone, HDMI implementation can be troublesome
- Low screen resolution for its size, Plastic shell, HSPA+ speeds can’t compete with LTE, TouchWiz interface has some quirks, Weak, poorly placed speaker
- Slow “4G” data speeds, Unable to handle sites with heavy Flash content
- Large display and sheer size of the device will be too large for some, We want Gingerbread!
- AT&T doesn't yet have a network to back up the phone's speeds. Not the best voice phone. Tall and wide dimensions make it tough to hold
- Inconsistent data performance, That screen might be a little too big, External HDMI adapter
- The lower-resolution screen makes text look a bit pixelated. AT&T's 4G data speeds are slow
- Reception is average
- Android 2.2 Froyo instead of 2.3 Gingerbread, low pixel density, no notification light
- Slow “4G” data speeds, Unable to handle sites with heavy Flash content
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