Samsung SGH-T509 Reviews
Samsung SGH-T509 Reviews. Cell Phones Reviews by CNET.
The good: The Samsung SGH-T509 has an attractive design with user-friendly controls and a great display. It also has a solid feature set, including Bluetooth, a speakerphone, and support for EDGE.
The bad: The Samsung SGH-T509 feels fragile and suffers from mixed call quality.
The bottom line: Though some performance issues make it far from perfect, the Samsung SGH-T509 is a step above the Motorola Slvr L6.
Samsung SGH-T509 review by PC Magazine
The number to remember with the super-thin Samsung SGH-T509 isn’t the model number. It’s the price: from $49 (with contract) for a very good-looking phone with Bluetooth and an EDGE modem. This phone shows you don’t have to give up style or features if you only have a few Jacksons crunched up in your wallet.
Review: Samsung SGH-T509 - infoSync World
OK, we’ll just come out and say it: we’re smitten with the T509. Here’s a phone that’s actually a bit weak on features: a so-so VGA camera, no media player, and no memory expansion. Compared to the music-centric but slightly thicker Motorola SLVR, the T509’s specs look a bit shaky. But this gorgeous wisp of a phone (the thinnest available in the U.S.) was irresistible. We found every excuse we could to take it out in public, just so we could watch friends and passersby drool. And its Bluetooth and EDGE support are nothing to sniff at.
