Reviewers Liked
- Good form factor, Clever Ticker display, Capable 5MP camera with 720p video, TouchWiz handy for newcomers, Inexpensive for the speed and features
- Super AMOLED screen really shines, Secondary "ticker" display is surprisingly handy, Quick and responsive, Good external speaker, Camera produces good shots, if you're careful and/or skilled
- Bright and beautiful screen, Second screen for constant updates, Fast and responsive, Phone is sleek and well made, Easy to use
- Secondary display can be useful, Zippy performance overall
- Good call quality, decent battery life, solid camera, WiFi hotspot support
- Ticker displays social updates, RSS, and messaging alerts, Grip sensors activate ticker, Excellent 720p camcorder, Attractive, compact design
- Fits comfortably in the hand, Dual Super AMOLED displays, Fast 1GHz Hummingbird processor, Stereo speakers for good music playback, Above average call quality
- Small and light. Feels well-built. Ticker display shows useful information
- The Samsung Continuum features two displays; the smaller ticker window is a great tool for quickly accessing information and multitasking. The smartphone also has a 1GHz processor and a 5-megapixel camera with HD video capture. It offers full wireless
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Forced use of Bing, Samsung slow on Android upgrades, Outperformed by 2011 phones, Main screen may be too dense for bigfingered owners
- Voice quality is less than desired, Video quality also could be better
- No sure about the second screen, Verizon junk installed, It uses Bing
- Search and Maps powered by Bing, not Google, Narrow display makes typing difficult
- Display feels cramped, software doesn't feel finished, older version of Android installed
- Small main display, Ticker causes some performance lag, Mediocre voice quality, Search button only uses Bing
- Can’t replace the Bing search widget with Google, Back of the phone feels slippery
- Mediocre voice quality. Redundant social-networking and e-mail clients. Ticker can show old data
- The smaller screen makes for a more cramped typing experience. Ticker display currently isn't available for third-party apps. Runs Android 2.1, and Bing is set as the default search engine. You can't uninstall preloaded apps and services
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