Samsung Cell Phones Reviews

This is to let you know that I deposited my Samsung mobile, model no. S3500 on 7/5/10 as it made some problem, but it was still in its warranty period. None of its keys worked. The screen display was blank. The keypad was damaged. Now, it's been seven days since we have not gotten any response in spite of personal and telephonic contact. Kindly look into the matter.

I have purchased Samsung mobile model Corby Plus B3410. While in advertisement or purchasing, there isn't any mention that downloaded videos of the set will not be viewed full screen. But after purchasing, I have come to the knowledge that downloaded videos are not visible to the full screen and small pictures are coming. Seller of the phone even didn't mention it and knew it.

I bought a cell phone from Max Communication on 3/31/10. Six days later, a black spot and a white screen appeared. Well, I took the phone to Metro PCS and they said the phone is broken and Samsung won't take it back. They asked if I would like to buy another. Since I told them I wouldn't want to buy another one, I contacted Samsung and they gave me a return authorization number then I sent it back.

I bought a Samsung T229 mobile flip phone in June of 2009, with a one-year repair warranty, for a price of $70. As Samsung says, this is a repair warranty, not a replacement warranty. The issue was the backlight on the outer display would sometimes stay on when the phone was shut, causing the battery to go dead in a matter of hours instead of days. I sent it in to tech support twice and they did nothing but reset the phone settings.

I purchased my Samsung Instinct in Aug of 09. The rep talked me into this phone telling me it is the easiest phone to work so away I went with my phone. From the very start, I had problems with the touch screen. I have to hit the screen 5 to 10 times before it would do what I wanted it to do. I hook up to the internet while sitting on the desk and nobody around it, but that isn’t the main problem. In Nov of 09, I purchased a new car with a built in Bluetooth. Outgoing calls worked great. I’d never received an incoming call until Feb 2010. This is when the main hassle started.

When I keep my cell (Samsung i-450) on standby mode then it shows the background photo of the theme, but if standby mode is switched off ,then it shows a screensaver as the default image which is unchangeable. I showed it too service center but they are clueless on what to do. By the way, I'm able to bring the default image as the theme when standby mode is off. Please help me, if anyone knows how to deal with it.

I bought a Samsung T229 cell phone and had problems from day one. The small outer display would not shut off when the pone was shut, which would run the battery dead prematurely. I sent it back twice under warranty and all they did was reset the phone, did nothing to fix the display. I had to keep this thing constantly on the charger.

The Samsung mobile phone 'Behold' is not worth purchasing. The touch screen is very ineffective, and inaccurate. The scroll for phone numbers never works. Just days after my warranty ran out, the touch screen became totally non-responsive. Samsung and T-Mobile would do nothing to fix the phone or replace it, even though I had called in before about this problem. I continued to try to work with it. When it finally died, I found out that it was just out of warranty. I would recommend against doing any business with Samsung or T-Mobile.

My wife and I were getting ready to move to Earp Ca. We were going to manage a RV resort on the Colorado river. We had a 38ft Alfa Gold trailer. Two weeks before we departed we purchased a new Samsung cell phone. The day after we started our new job our trailer caught fire. The cause of the fire was the 2 week old cell phone charger. That is in the fire report. That was on April 18, 2009. Believe it or not, we still cannot get Samsung to step up and pay for our losses. It's time for us to get a lawyer and sue. Our trailer was totaled. We lost everything but the clothes on our back that day and our new job.

On February 7, 2008, my husband and I purchased two Samsung A437 cell phones. In June 2009, I started having problems with my unit. It would spontaneously turn off and/or on. Additionally, when receiving a call, it would ring once and automatically go into message mode. I took the phone to an AT&T store (our carrier) in an attempt to find out what was happening.

I had bought one Samsung mobile (model number SGH-J210) on 03-12-2008. It means my mobile is in warranty period. I have my mobile bill in which the IMEI number of mobile is mentioned. When I had gone to the Service Centre (Vashi), Mr. ** and Mr. ** (manager of Navi Mumbai Samsung) talked to me very rudely and told me that there was no solution to this problem. It's not that way. If they open such a big brand, they must have a solution. It means the customer has all the records. Then why did they open Samsung.

I purchased a Samsung phone at Wal-Mart on 10-02-09. Less than a month later, the LCD screen stopped working, I sent the phone to the service center for repair and was notified later that the charge would be $85.00, because Samsung doesn't warranty the LCD. They manufacture it but don't warranty. It shows you how much confidence they have in their products. The phone lasted less than 2 months before going out. I have a Motorola phone that's 5 years old and still works perfectly.

I have a Samsung M300 cell phone obtained from Sprint about 18 months ago. Today, 7/23/09, I was sitting at my computer when I heard a muffled pop. Almost immediately, I could smell smoke and saw smoke coming from the pocket of my shorts where the cell phone was. The cell phone battery had exploded. As a result of the cell phone battery exploding, the heat from the battery burned a hole through my pocket. As I stood up, pieces of the phone fell to the floor and left 2 burn marks on the rug. Although I could feel the heat on my leg, I was fortunate that I was not burned. Just a few leg hairs singed. I am now without a cell phone and I am not due for a free replacement until October. Do I have any recourse?

I purchased a Samsung Rant cell phone last year (December 2008). On June 7th, 2009, after only six months of operation, the phone lost its ability to charge. At first, I thought it was the charger, so I bought a new charger and tried to charge the phone with that. When that didn't work, I figured something was wrong with the charge connector on the phone, and that it would be a good idea to call Samsung to get it repaired. I called the Samsung technical support number. After two days of two attempts (the first attempt failed because the rep didn't properly key-in the RMA information and I never got the email with the UPS return label), I got the UPS label finally emailed to me.

I purchased a brand new phone and the keypad got too hot after 10 minutes of use. I called my service provider and was told it was a warranty repair because it was a manufacturer defect. So, I had to hold onto this phone for about a month because I didn't have a replacement at the time. During this period, the LCD got damaged. I was told by a repair shop that the keypad may have melted it. Samsung refuses to repair the keypad, stating that because of the LCD damage, the phone is now out of warranty even though they knew about the keypad problem. I think it's great how a company can promise to back up their products, but not honor a defective one. I think I should get the keypad fixed under warranty. I don't care about the LCD, I just want the defect in my phone fixed. I don't even care if they gave me a new phone!

I paid $225.00 for a Samsung Glyde cell phone. From day one, I had problems. This is a touchscreen phone and does not work. I have had it reprogrammed, looked over by a tech. Nothing has fixed this phone's operation. The screen freezes up. It doesn't push the button you touch on the touchscreen. You go to answer a call and hit answer and the ignore button flashes and cuts the incoming call off. It's just terrible. I spent a lot of money and in return I have an unusable piece of garbage. I would use other words to describe my true feelings but this is a public site. Stay away from Samsung phones! You might as well take $225 and light it on fire. You will have fewer headaches.

I paid $225 for a Samsung Glyde cell phone. From day one, I had problems. This is a touchscreen phone and does not work. I have had it reprogrammed, looked over by a tech. Nothing has fixed this phone's operation. The screen freezes up. It doesn't push the button you touch on the touchscreen. You go to answer a call and hit answer, and the ignore button flashes and cuts the incoming call off. It's just terrible. I spent a lot of money, and in return, I have an unusable piece of garbage. I would use other words to describe my true feelings, but this is a public site. Stay away from Samsung phones! You might as well take $225 and light it on fire. You will have fewer headaches.

I have been using cellphones for eight years or so... but about four years ago I began a long distance relationship with someone. I was using the cellphone quite a bit at night time, for hours at a time, every single day. Nowadays I don't use the phone as much. However, in the past month or so, whenever I do use my cellphone, the entire right side of my head starts to feel pressure. Even If I hang the phone up, hours later the pain is still there. I tried switching ears but now the same thing happens to the other side of my face.

At 1:15AM I awoke from the smoke in my room. I look to see where the smoke was coming from and it was from my phone which was on my bed. The phone battery exploded, melting the entire back portion of the phone as well as damage to my mattress.