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Samsung Glyde with clip, usb, box, charger, 4GB memory card.
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Technical Details
- Large 2.8" Display- Slide-out QWERTY Keyboard
- Touch Screen
- Full HTML Browser
- 2.0 MP Camera and Camcorder
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By Lychee
This phone is a piece of crap. I've had it since Christmas, and after Day 3 I figured something was wrong.
The touch screen is heat sensitive so god forbid you have it in your pocket and go to use it. It gets so confused. If the phone is warm in any way, any touch on the screen will register as hitting the bottom menu or the back button depending which screen you're at. It's extraordinarily frustrating. And, really, I don't want my phone to beep at me when it's done charging. Of course, I have to charge it often because it won't hold a microsecond of time. My previous phone could hold a charge for six days while this goes for three if I'm lucky and don't bother it. That backlight eats up battery like you wouldn't believe, and it loves to light up.
The sound on it is way to quiet even on full blast so I often miss calls even when it's right next to me or in my pocket or purse. Even the vibrate is too soft so I sometimes miss calls despite it being in my pocket.
Really, there are two things I like about it: The keyboard and the little hole in the corner where I can hang my dangly cell phone straps.
Not worth your time or anyone else's time. No wonder they pulled this junk off the shelf.
By A. Mellis
I purchased the Glyde as part of my Verizon plan, and at first was quite pleased with it. It has lots of features in a nice compact body, especially for a phone with a full QWERTY keypad. However, once starting to use the phone, I found it more and more frustrating. The features that it does have are difficult to use and the software that it runs is very badly designed.
My first Glyde died after about 6 months and Verizon replaced it with another. The new one, I've now had about another six months and at least once a day the touchscreen either locks up or always registers a "lower right-hand corner" touch, regardless of where I touch (or sometimes, even if I have no contact with the screen at all). Power-cycling the phone usually but not always temporarily halts this.
As of Oct 2008, Verizon halted all Glyde sales and pulled this from their stores for an unspecified "issue"; it has not been seen since.
By P. deepan (USA)
The samsung glyde did have a gimmicky touchscreen at first, but with the BI29 software, this enhanced the touchscreen to make it as great as the iPhone. Also, if you buy this phone with the software update, then you will be able to take better pictures, videos, have better internet connection, and et higher quality music. I highly recommend this to someone who is a teenager, since I am one myself.
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