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Samsung GT-I8350 Omnia W

Based on 24 reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

12
Average:

5
Bad:

7

Pros

Bright Super AMOLED display; zippy performance; fast camera.
Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, Great Social Network Integration, Super Amoled Screen is Gorgeous
Compact and lightweight, Silky smooth navigation, Very good incall audio quality

Cons

Storage not upgradable; plastic finish doesn't feel premium; clad in boring black.
Poor Camera, Video Playback is Terrible, Depending on Zune for Transferring Content
Storage cannot be expanded, Somewhat underwhelming multimedia performance

By evogadget.com on June 01, 2012

The Samsung I8350 Omnia W belongs to the category of midrange phones. It isn't exactly brilliant, compared with other analyzed products. Its major pro is that it's very well built and has a good price...

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By Good Gear Guide on April 03, 2012

The Samsung Omnia W is not going to attract the iPhone and Android masses and doesn't really offer anything new. However, this is a very good mid-range smartphone at a relatively competitive price. Slick performance, an excellent user experience and...

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By PCWorld New Zealand on March 19, 2012

With the Omnia W, Samsung joins the likes of HTC, LG and Nokia in offering a Windows Phone 7 (WP7) smartphone in the New Zealand market.I’ve been a WP7 user since the platform launched locally in 2010, with the HTC 7 Trophy. The Trophy is a great...

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By itreviews.com on March 19, 2012

The Samsung Omnia W is Samsung’s second Windows Phone based smartphone, and is more affordable than the 4-inch screened Omnia 7. It also has a faster processor than that other handset, with the addition of a front camera. With these elements in...

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By FoneArena on March 09, 2012

The phone has good build quality with metal back, and the front facing camera along with the Super AMOLED display is great for the price. The battery life is not great that lasts a day on 3G with few calls, Audio playback and FM Radio. The phone gets...

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By GSMArena on February 10, 2012

It really is a close call between the Lumia 710 and the Omnia W. If you started here , you'd think there's no story to tell. Of course, it's the (sometimes minor) details that set these virtually identical phones apart. The Lumia 710 does...

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By CNET Asia on February 03, 2012

The Samsung Omnia W is a good enough handset on its own, but fails to match up quality wise compared with its competitors....

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By ZDNet UK on January 26, 2012

The Samsung Omnia W is attractively priced if you're looking for a SIM-free Windows Phone. The screen is large enough to deliver a decent web browsing (if you can live without Flash), mobile email and document production/editing experience, while...

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By PC Advisor on December 20, 2011

The Samsung Omnia W boasts a faster processor and a more rounded design than its predecessor, but doesn't offer enough to entice rival smartphone users to the Windows Phone platform. This is not the juicy mango we're looking for....

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By GSMArena on December 15, 2011

You must've figured it by now. If you're coming from an Omnia 7 you can pass right along - nothing much for you here. The Omnia W has a smaller screen and less storage than its predecessor - and the beefed up processor cannot quite make up for...

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