Samsung GT-B3210 Genio Qwerty

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 7 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

4

Pros:

Funky, efficient and enjoyable to use...

Cons:

Tough to type on at speed or at lengthLook and Feel...

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Last revision on November 16, 2011

Reviewers Didn't Like

Tough to type on at speed or at lengthLook and Feel

Expert reviews and ratings

Overall, we like the Samsung Genio Qwerty. Its features are well implemented and its interface is great, but a small, cramped keyboard makes texting and typing quite awkward...

By CNET UK on June 21, 2010

Samsung’s range of Genio handsets are highly affordable and have become hugely popular. Backed by a massive advertising campaign from the Korean manufacturer, it really does go to show that a huge marketing budget can result in increased sales.But...

By What Mobile on June 07, 2010

The Genio Qwerty as a phone You'll have no real problems talking on this phone. Even though it's not the best mobile on the market, it's fine for chatting and making calls. Web browsing could be better, mostly due to 2.5G connectivity....

By DigitalVersus on April 27, 2010

With a colourful chassis, full QWERTY keyboard and seriously budget price tag, the Samsung Genio QWERTY is squarely aimed at the younger social networker.Available initially from Orange from under £70 on pre-pay, the Genio QWERTY is a very...

By TechRadar on March 26, 2010

With the explosion of social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter, it seems even those on the tightest of budgets want a phone that can keep up with their frenzied messaging. As such we're starting to see more and more budget...

By Trusted Reviews on March 01, 2010

on the Samsung Genio QWERTY This is hardly an alternative to the iPhone, with its basic features, small screen and bright design, but as a budget handset for messaging, social networking youngsters, it’s funky and fits the bill perfectly. ...

By 3G UK on February 26, 2010

Overall, this is a fun and enjoyable handset, which will appeal to its young target audience...

By Mobile Choice on February 22, 2010

The Genio series stormed into the budget mobile sector in 2009 with the Genio Touch, offering one of the most affordable and accessible touchscreen phones ever made. Not only was it small and cheap, it also was one of the first low-end phones to use...

By Know Your Mobile on January 22, 2010