Testseek.com have collected 65 expert reviews of the Samsung SGH-F480 and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SGH-F480.
June 2008
(75%)
65 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Samsung Tocco is a great little designer phone overall, but with one or two flaws. On the plus side, it’s super slim, looks great, has a good user interface with a responsive touchscreen, and comes with a good set of features. On the downside, t...
Abstract: The first Samsung non-smart phones with a large touch screen were based on the Croix interface. It had a ton of drawbacks – monochrome, ugly and not very user-friendly.Apparently, the manufacturer has decided to fix that and has developed new software,...
Abstract: Samsung's Tocco is yet another handset with a full frontal touchscreen. I am immediately reminded of the F490 , the F700 , LG's KF600 , and of course the iPhone in both its original and 3G flavours. Well, here we go again with the Samsung Tocco, which is...
Impressive appearance, Good outdoor picture quality, Attractive design of the TouchWiz interface
Annoying lag in the menus, Widgets with limited functionality, Mediocre multimedia capabilities, Bad sound quality during a talk
Samsung F480’s price in Europe is about $600 and the big question is “What are you getting for your money?”.Impressive design combined with TouchWiz interface which although drawing the attention, is not very comfortable to use. The phone also offers m...
Samsung gives Apple a run for its money and offers definite improvement, such as a great camera and 3G, all in a stylish, compact handset....
The Tocco lacks a QWERTY keyboard, and texting can be fiddly. The lack of Wi-Fi is disappointing.Look and Feel...
It’s rare to find a touch-screen phone as well executed as the iPhone. Samsung fans will be delighted to see a new and adept interface on a cool phone that doesn’t cut any corners. It is fast, slick and full of customisable details. ...
Abstract: The reception quality was never an issue with the Samsung F480, as it was in line with other offerings available in this class. Our ring tones had average volume or a tad lower than that – we would miss our calls even with the F480 in our pocket often...
TouchWiz UI is fun to use, has some neat effects. Widgets could be useful, worked well. Lots of power.
Texting wont be easy on such a small touchscreen. No U.S. 3G bands. NillSlightMODERATEPalpableExtreme
The Samsung SGH-F480 may be the unsung hero of Samsungs showing at Mobile World Congress, thanks to the TouchWiz UI that we loved to play with. The UI has some nice visual effects, reminiscent of another popular touch phone. It also makes nice use o...
Resolution is 240 x 320 pixels (2.8 inches) ,Vibrate alert , Text messaging includes EMS, MMS, SMS ,Features auto focus and video capture ,Real flash ,Streaming video ,Web browser is WAP 2.0, (X)HTML, HTML ,Includes an alarm, calendar, calculator, voice r...
No Wi-Fi , No GPS ,A tad on the expensive side ,
The Samsung Tocco T919 has some interesting and beneficial features. Those new to owning a cell phone might find it a bit more complicated than they would prefer as well as a little overpriced. If you do not require Wi-Fi then the Tocco is a good choi...
No 3.5 mm headphone jack; Small screen; Lacking apps
A beauty with brains. The F480 loses marks for a lack of applications, no GPS, and no headphone jack, but wins on design, ease of use, value and features like the 5MP camera. Take a look at the F480 if youre happy with what every other mobile can do (...
