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Customers Review of the Samsung E250 Mobile Phone

Categories Mobile Phones Phone Comparison Samsung
Author by Mark April 5, 2007
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The review written below is a comment posted to us from Robert Hampson

I have had the Samsung e250 for about a week now and generally it seems to be a very good phone. It looks good in black as a slider. It has a good music player and fm radio. It has a camera, can send texts and receive emails and it also makes phone calls, Amazing! Unfortunately there are a few silly little things that had to be taken into account when I rated this phone. First the music player, the internal memory is only big enough to store one track so you need to buy a microSD memory card.

There is no USB lead supplied with the phone so you either have to buy one or a dongle if you actually want to be able to transfer tracks onto the phone, you can only listen to the music through supplied headphones which is without hyperbole, and are rubbish. Large ones that make your ears ache after about ten minutes. I know from experience that Samsung can supply very good earphones as I own one of their mp3 players which came with the best earphones I have ever experienced why they couldn’t supply it with these I do not know. Also you can only listen to tracks that are attached to the play lists which there are only four of with a maximum size of 30 tracks. Why couldn’t I just listen to my music straight from the folder? strange!

Samsung E250

The speaker in the phone is actually very good for a small speaker, obviously it is tinny but it is quite loud and clear. The fm radio is great when you can get reception using the supplied earphones which is to be frank rare. Now for the camera, it can take pictures and videos which is great but the resolution is only vga (0.3mp) so obviously you could only print out relatively small photos with it on your computer (after you’ve bought dongle or USB lead). Also very little movement causes blur when fully zoomed in it is very hard to keep still enough to take photo. This is because it is not an optical zoom, all the camera does is show you fewer of the pixels it is seeing so it is basically a small section of the photo you would have taken anyway in a smaller resolution.

Texting is one of the bonuses with this phone the t9 predictive text is great and gets 90% of words you want without a hitch. Punctuation is a problem though every time I do a text with an exclamation mark I have to figure out how I do it. You have to press some buttons twice or something, weird. The actual calling is great with awesome reception and great sound quality. The games are ok but to get decent ones you have to pay £4.50 from the Samsung website and they actually aren’t that good. DO NOT BUY BAND OF BROTHERS IT IS RUBBISH.

Basically do not get me wrong this phone is a good phone but if Samsung had put just a little more effort in it could have been a great phone. For information and specifications please CLICK HERE

We here at Phones Review wish to say a big thanks to Robert Hampson for supplying us with this great comment on the Samsung E250.

Comments

116 thoughts on “Customers Review of the Samsung E250 Mobile Phone”

  1. Doug Holmes says:

    Just bought the E250, not a bad phone but what a crappy user guide, not informative at all, a flimsy couple of pages that don’t tell you much at all, still don’t know how to assign a ringtone to an individual caller, will just have to keep fiddling until i stumble accross it, (an A to Z index might be a good idea) however not a bad phone but at sixty years old finding it a bit difficult (Samsung take note,it’s not only young whizkids who buy your mobiles) as for the FM radio – excellent!

  2. Laura says:

    I have only had the Samsung E250 for 2 weeks and already I have seen this as the best phone I have had so far! There is quite a lot of memory and it can take pictures, record videos, play songs and much more. Plus, the phone comes with earphones, so if you want to listen to music privately, you do not have to worry about the added cost. With most other phones, earphones have to be purchased seperately.

    USB cable does not come in the box, but they are available at a small price. Do not be put off by Robert Hampson’s comment on only being able to store one song. I currently have over ten songs on my phone, plus some pictures and videos, and i still have available memory space.

    In conclusion, I would say that this phone is definitely worth buying if you would like a phone that can be used for many things. If you only want to call and text, it is better to stick with a Nokia.

  3. Laura says:

    I have only had the Samsung E250 for 2 weeks and already I have seen this as the best phone I have had so far!

    Here are some features of the Samsung E250:
    • 32 x 40 mm, 128 x 160 pixels TFT display (65K colors)
    • Vibration, polyphonic & MP3 ringtones
    • 1000 entries & Photocall phonebook
    • 30 dialed, 30 received, 30 missed calls (call records)
    • microSD (TransFlash) Card Slot
    • GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth & USB
    • T9, FM radio, MP3/AAC/AAC+ player & Java MIDP 2.0
    • VGA 640×480 pixels, video(QCIF) Camera
    • Organizer, Built-in hands free & Voice memo
    • Games
    • SMS, EMS, MMS & Email messaging
    • WAP 2.0/xHTML
    • 10 MB shared memory
    • Up to 250 hours standby time
    • Up to 5 hours talk time
    • 99 x 50 x 13.9 mm
    • 80 g

    Plus, the phone comes with earphones, so if you want to listen to music privately, you do not have to worry about the added cost. With most other phones, earphones have to be purchased seperately.

    USB cable does not come in the box, but they are available at a small price. Do not be put off by Robert Hampson’s comment on only being able to store one song. I currently have over ten songs on my phone, plus some pictures and videos, and i still have available memory space.

    In conclusion, I would say that this phone is definitely worth buying if you would like a phone that can be used for many things. If you only want to call and text, it is better to stick with a Nokia.

  5. David says:

    I really like this phone, great value and a real power house, ticks all the required boxes little annoyed it didnt come with a UBS cable. But overall great phone

  7. lee says:

    im due for an upgrade and i have to choose from either the samsung e250 or the motorola v3 lite, which phone would you recommend me to get. need to knw as soon as possible! thanks

  11. lauren says:

    I am planing to get this phone in lilac for my birthday in sptember but other people say that the battery life is rubbish, is this true ? As this is putting me off!!! please reply if you know how good the battery life is. thanks

  12. eia says:

    i just wanna ask if there really is a usb cable available for the phone?and exactly how many songs can you store into the player even without the memory card?please reply..im desperate!!

  14. elias says:

    hey,
    i like the phone and i want to give it to my girlfriend on her birthday.
    but i have a question, is the bluetooth fully functional? i.e. can the phone receive all sorts of files from another phone (songs, pictures, videos …etc)?
    please reply

  15. Tommy!! says:

    I have had this phone now for about a week and it is brilliant!
    The only downside though is the memory size but for the price you can’t really complain (i have heard you can get cheap but good memory cards from http://www.mx2.co.uk)

    Elias – i have only had the phone for a short time but as far as i can tell it can send and recieve all sorts of files.

    BUY IT – IT IS GREAT!

    hope this helps somebody

  19. Mikey says:

    Had the E250 for two nights now, Does anyone know what the phone lock code/password is set at when it is released from the factory??? It dosn’t say anything about it in the manual or on the box! Any help would be appreciated!!! Cheers.

  22. MAZZY LUVS THE SAMSUNG E250!! says:

    I got this phone for my birthday when I was 12, and loved it! It has a great easy-to-use function and a great battery life, as long as you dont use the llights and sounds much. I have had it for now 5 months and it still works 100%. As long as you charge it every night, and avoid contact with water, and try not to drop it, you should have no problems with it. It comes in a few colours: Black, silver and lilac. I have the lilac one. E-mail me for any comments or questions as me and my family all love SAMSUNG products and have a Samsung TV and mobiles and are 100% happy with them. My Uncle is an electrian and works for Samsung. I may be yound but I am very clever. So e-mail me at Maria.theo@virgin.net and I will get back you ASAP! Thanks! (I highly recomend the Samsung E250)

  27. Unknown says:

    I am thinking of buying this phone. It looks great and It is a type of phone I would love to have! But from the reviews I have read I am starting to have second thoughts. The songs that you have in your mp3 or on your sd card can you still play them without using the earphones?? Please can someone reply and also say if it is a phone worth getting? ?

  28. Janet Potter says:

    I’ve had a look and tried it this morning. The screen’s area is maybe the largest and colorful one among other mobilephones that have the same price and features!
    And the mp3 player works , of course even when not using earphones.

    I’m not a blog writer or hired by Samsung, just a generous review.

    Also, before deciding to buy it, anyone can generously tell me if the battery’s life is good or not?
    Thanks,
    J.Potter

  29. MAZZY LUVS THE SAMSUNG E250!! says:

    Ok E-mail me for any questions as I am an ‘expert’ on mobiles. I have this phone but the only complaint I can make is that it is NOT crash/drop proof. It WILL leave dents and scratches.
    maria.theo@virgin.net
    I have had lots of e-mails from others and they all say I have been a good help! May the next person I advice, be you!

  34. Jack says:

    This phone is very basic with hardly any features or settings, although I suppose you get what you pay for. If all you want it for is texting and making calls then it’s fine. The phone looks good, but it feels cheap and poorly made.

    Also, just want to point out that you can use bluetooth to transfer files to your phone (assuming you have a pc with bluetooth/wireless capability) so there is no need for a USB cable.

  36. ash khan says:

    alright ive got it no prob in activating/de-activating the answering machine feature. just go to messages>answering machine>settings>activate>on/off
    cheers..

  38. linda m says:

    I have tried to send a song from my comp to the phone via bluetooth is sent but shows a blue circle with a line through if i try to copy to phone it says memory full but there is not much on it anyway. help!!!

  40. caz.t says:

    I have recently purchased this phone and overall I think it i great, but any new phone would be great to me after finally giving up my several years old Panasonic. However, one BIG thumbs down so far – the headphones! They are too big and very uncomfortable, I would love to listen to the radio on the move -but they give me earache. I have tried a supposed ‘Samsung’ compatable adaptor to use my own budphones, but it did not work. If anyone knows of ant ‘buds’ that will work on this phone would be very grateful!

  43. llewonk says:

    Hello,

    Just bought 2 days ago, also bought 512mb memory. Copied mp3 files from pc to memory, but phone cannot playe music, only heard conversation……..can anyone tell me whats the problem amd what will I do? Do I need the cable to download mp3 music?

    many thanks.

  47. Squoosie says:

    I’ve bought a micro memory card, copied music onto it, but when I try to set it as a ringtone by copying it to my phone, it says memory full. I have no other music, images, videos or anything on my phone, in fact I’ve copied everything to my sim, so I don’t understand the problem. Other people have reported storing many more tracks on their phones – does anyone know what I may be doing wrong, or a way to resolve this?

  49. Kristina says:

    Hi! An excellent phone…one question…can please someone tell me what type of images it accepts. When I send pics from the laptop to the mobile via bluetooth and than try to see it from the mobile….a msg prompts…file not supported…..jpg…not supported?!

  51. keith w says:

    My stepson had the E250 as a Xmas present. He agrees with all the comments about how good the phone is, however he has come across a problem with the charging point. It is constructed in such a flimsy way that he has trouble with this. This has resulted in the pins becoming bent. He does not handle the phone with roughness but treats it with kid gloves.

    Can anyone tell me if they have had this sort of problem?

    Can anyone help me as the repair costs far outway the cost of the phone.

    Why do the repairers insist that this problem is always the customers fault? Don’t they know that this is more likely to be a cause as much as anything else.

  52. Ian says:

    I agree about the earphones they just fall out all the time i also have earbuds and would like to know were i could get an adaptor to be able to use the audio side! but great little phone for the money,

  53. stevie says:

    i have bought a 4gb micro sd hc card for my e250 but the phone will not view the files on it. the phone recognises a card has been installed but it will not move files to the card either from the internal memory. Has anyone got any remedies for me.
    Thx

  54. Andrew says:

    I ordered a earphone adapter and USB cable+software from Amazon.co.uk, for just 6.75 incl. postage.

    Does anyone know how to disable the startup/shutdown animations ?

  55. Kieran-e250 says:

    hello i have a samsung e250, several days after i bought a 256mb memory card obviously its a sd card and i got a sandisk transflash adapter with it i put the sd card into it then put it into my laptop and it does not come up on my computer does any one know how to fix it if you do contact me on kieran-1@live.co.uk thanks.

  56. saba says:

    hai ,
    i planed to get samsung e250 .i fully studied all the complaints of yours.can any one guide me ? can i buy this mobile ?is the back light is always on while charging?please sent the problems here/sabanagendran@gmail.com

  57. samantha says:

    i have had the samsung e250 for about 4 months now. i think it has got good durability becasue i have dropped it and everythign and it has not stopped working or smashed once. i also like the colour. i was also not expencive to buy.

  58. sam says:

    im due for an upgrade and i have to choose from either the samsung e250 or the motorola v3 lite, which phone would you recommend me to get. need to knw as soon as possible! thanks from lee

    lee i think you should choose the samsung e250 as it is really really good. you get everything on it e.g. bluetooth, mp3 palyer ect xx 🙂

  59. Hilary Kendall says:

    I wish to issue a warning to anyone considering buying a Samsung E250 mobile phone.
    I bought mine at the end of November, 2007 and was initially delighted with it. Although I only used it for emergencies I carried it around, usually in a handbag. In March I went on a walking holiday and kept the phone in a zipped front trouser pocket during the day and on the bedside cabinet at night. Towards the end of the holiday I tried to use the phone and found the display screen covered with a series of lines and the phone totally unusable. I returned the phone to the retailer who told me that this was a “cracked screen” and not covered by the warranty as this problem is deemed to be caused by some action taken by the owner. I had never dropped the phone or had any other kind of accident with it but was told that either it had pressed against something in my handbag or I had leaned against something whilst it was in my pocket. The price of the repair was the same as the cost of a new phone. I contacted Samsung as I felt that the phone must have been faulty and as a result it was sent to a repair centre for assessment. The engineers there insisted that the phone had been subjected to undue stress. As I know that this was not the case I contacted Samsung again. I was adamant that I would not pay for a repair as there is no guarantee that the same thing would not happen again. It seems to me that a mobile phone that cannot be carried around for fear of damaging it contravenes the Sale of Goods Act as it is not fit for the purpose for which it is intended. However, Samsung do not agree so I have now “lost” my phone. I shall not be buying another Samsung phone again or, indeed, any other Samsung product. I would be interested to hear whether anyone else has encountered this problem.

  60. Jon J says:

    Hi, have just got the E250 for my daughter but am unable to get the back cover off, is there a simple way to do this or am I just being a biff.

  61. Aaron plumridge says:

    just wondering could anybody tell me whether the E250 is rugged and is shockproof or should i just buy another phone and does it come with a bluetooth headset or how much would a cheap one cost?

    Thank you

  62. Gauldie says:

    Just got this phone, and got it unlocked from T-mobile, and am currently using O2 pay-as-you-go.

    But i can not get my phone to send emails or pic messages….Am i being stupid???

    O2 send a txt saying it was set up…and there was a number with the txt, do i have to do anything with that???

    Confused auld bird 🙂
    thanks

  63. Stew says:

    I have just bought this phone and have to admit for 30 quid it is awesome!
    Coupled with a 2gb micro-SD card which I bought for a tenner (with a flash adapter to USB it to my computer) and I now have simply the best phone I’ve ever owned.

    Use Super(c) Converter (freeware) to re-encode your video files to 3gp (resolution 172×144 is paramount for the files to be playable) and you can carry around 20 full length films ona 2gb Micro-SD card.
    As each minute of video footage takes up only 1 meg, this makes the storage capacity available equivalent to about 16Gb off my hard drive. For a total price of 40 pounds I am astounded!

    My advice – if you know what you’re doing with conversion software and can afford the essential Micro-SD card to back up the admittedly puny 10meg memory already on the phone then you will have yourself a very fine portable media player as well as a phone for under 40 quid.

    Note worth taking, some files cannot be displayed on your phone if their filename is too long (more than 24 characters I think – you’ll have to try for yourself to get the exact figure -) so some renaming maybe necessary.

    All in all an excellent phone. I have already purchased another one in case this one breaks. Experience has taught me to always turn the screen face in (ie. against my leg) when carrying the phone in my pocket as a cracked screen ruined my last Samsung phone.

    Battery life can be extended by disabling the TriBand receiver. If you know you’re not in America or Canada today set to GSM 900/1600

  67. TiNa says:

    i have this phone( Samsung e250*PINK*) about…2 days….i love it….i wish to now…how to change the color of the highlight bar… i agree the instructions manual does not help…
    but if some one knows about the highlightbar please let me know!!!!! :]

  68. Shpat says:

    Hello I am from Kosovo i like to buy this phone but my dady sad you are only 12 years for a cell phone a sad my school friend have phone why i dont have one .
    I like this phone because is a MP3,camcorder,digital camera,playstation, and and and
    If god will my dady will buy my the phone.
    The phone is 90,70 Euro

  69. Erwin says:

    I would like to confirm what contributor Hilary Kendal had to say I to bought a Samsung E250 which after Aprox 4 months developed a problem with the screen despite it not being dropped sat on or impacted in any way. Carphone Warehouse accused me of damaging the phone and would not replace it this is not a problem with just this model but if you go to Samsung SGH-900 Support Forum Expansys UK you will see that the cracked screen seems to be a an issue with Samsung phones.
    Would be intrested to hear if anybody else has had this problem with the E250

  71. anne malton says:

    I had a similar experience to Hilary Kendal. The screen became blurred and Samsung said it was due to misuse, even though nothing has happened to it; repair would cost £50 (it cos £30). It is therefore not fit for purpose. I have complained to Trading Standards and have bought a Nokia.

  73. loz says:

    i have just recieved this phone as a present, been trying to send a thank you text but can’t turn off T9 predictive, this is my only issue so far.

    the phone seems great so far, was bought it with an additional 2gb micro sd card, unfortunately doesn’t come supplied with a data cable, so can’t comment on any type of playback yet. data cables can be brought for as little as £3, just search online for samsung E250 data cables 🙂

  74. maria says:

    hi loz, just read your comment and i had that problem to and to switch the T9 off you just press * button and it will change it to abc. Hope this helps. Maria

  75. loz says:

    maria, thank you so much, that did it 🙂 , was starting to feel a bit dim. maybe i should add to my last post…..

    “apart from the instructions being incomplete or awkward to find the parts you need, as posted earlier…page 117 of instructions… erm theres only 53 pages”

    still..now it seems to all be in order and even i’m able to text :).

  77. Chuck says:

    being in a country where everyone goes loca over hi-end cellphones (the wonderful Philippines that is), i have not had any doubts purchasing this phone early today. i really find it really sleek and functional. one thing i noticed though is that some mp3’s doesnt sound as loud as the wav’s or the installed tones (according to my friends, samsung’s speaker is not as good as nokia or ericsson). but anyhow i still purchased it and i have to say i am loving it. ive had quite a few hi-end phones but i rarely used most of the features. the E250 is perfectly okay for a hip/trendy/on-the-go who hates hassle and complications. go get the Samsung e250.

    *by the way, did i say that texting using the e250 is like heaven… check the keypads, perfect!

  80. Gizelle says:

    Im actually getting this phone on friday… Screw Iphone… im done with iphone, i sold it to my friend for a bill… (yea i know i got ripped off whatsoever) i work anyway so sall good… i’ll wait for the next iphone soon… hopefully x)

  81. Lucy says:

    Hiya, i brought the samsung e250 about 2 weeks ago and i was really pleased with the phone, i was able to store quite a few songs and photo’s which i also happy about, has i love taking photo’s and listening to music . But a week ago i went to fetch my phone from my bed room and noticed that the screen had gone all strange, it had gone mostly all white with some line’s across the screen. This has really upset me has i was really pleased with the phone. Is there any way of fixing the screen? Or replacing the screen? Please let me know,
    kindest regards
    lucy x

  82. motomaster says:

    Heyya, how can i make the menu fonts as small as whats in the photo above. the menu fonts are really really big. pls help me. i cant get any answers from any forum. that’s my only problem for my samsung e250.

  83. Blake Staley says:

    I have just had a samsung e250 mobile phone for christmas and i have tried to fit my sandisk 4gb sdhc memory card but it will not work, can you tell me if this is the right one.

    thanks

  84. Billthecoder says:

    How to switch off predictive text

    Once you are in “New message” hold down the * button – don’t just click it – and you will be able to choose between predictive and non-predictive. It is that simple!

  85. arddi says:

    heey
    this is a great phone i think it’s the best phone that i have ever had and i am not thinking to change it with another one soo congratulations for the phone and i have no other words to describe this phone IT’S GREAT !!!!!!

  88. Denise says:

    Can someone help me to remove ‘G’ icon at top of screen, something to do with GPRS network status. Dont know how it got there and i cant remove it!

  89. Frank from kenya says:

    The F.M performance is awesome!powerful speakers too.I rily don’t have much to complain about apart frm the battery life,bt am constantly online,hence the fast usage.For all those who have a problem with settin caller image,pliz first copy the contact to the phone memory and not sim memory,then proceed.

  91. ratzakli says:

    The largest card I have been able to use on my e250 is a 2gb – I tried a 4gb without any success.

    I have a similar problem to some of the rest of you with a cracked screen.

    I turned it on this morning to find only the bottom half of the screen was working. There was a big black blob in the middle of the screen and everything above it was just white.

    I certainly didn’t drop it yesterday and I don’t remember knocking it on anything (it was in my pocket so I should have felt something that was hard enough to crack an LCD!!).

    I’m really fed up because Tesco has quoted me £50 to repair it (not covered by the warranty), which is a crock of poo because it cost less than £35 to buy it new!!!!!

    It is a great phone but I’ll never buy another one that doesn’t have a protective cover.

  92. Cym says:

    Just bought E250 for the wife.She,s absolutely over the moon with it,but says says she cant imput her own ringtone for message alerts.Can anyone help please.

  93. MarkMacP says:

    I too, have the problem with the screen as mentioned by other contributors on this page. The screen isn’t cracked itself, but half the display is missing (gone black). Judging by the comments others have made, Samsung will accuse me of mistreating the phone, which is not the case, at all.

  94. sharon says:

    to c d time in large fonts on a white blank screen, press on d volume key at d side for a few seconds…

    hey if at all any one’s plannin to buy dis.. i’d say no!!!… u can get better fones for dis price… its battery is crap… cant do any other function while d music player’s on…

    d only good thing’s … nothin happens if dis falls down… mine has fell down many times.. no probs at all….

  99. Norman says:

    The manual is a disgrace. My phone’s camera function has recently ‘decided’ to take and produce mirror images. very difficult to frame a picture which in any case is worthless unless one is so narcissistic that you wish to to take a picture of yourself in a mirror to see yourself as others truly see you!! But why would any manufacturer contrive such a a feature? If I have inadvertantly hit some coded sequence can someone please tell me how to undo it?? I have asked several phone shop ‘boffins’ to no avail. Is there anyone out there?

  100. miley cyrus x says:


    i have had thiss fonee 4 a month now myy opinionss are 7 out of 10 because it doesnt come with a usb cable and because you have to buy ur own memory card pheww
    love you all miley cyrus x
    comment bac if u love me or please fonee 02087821345

  101. phil says:

    ive had this phone for a while, the phone is good and functional, the speaker’s a bit quiet, but the bad point for me is that one drop while the phone was open cracked the screen, but only on the inside of the casing. this was very disappointing. also, the camera is rubbish. for video it can’t keep up with movement. i’m now having to get a new phone, and for £10 extra you can get a samsung J700i, which is far better.

  104. James says:

    I have got the Samsung E250 and to me the phone is not that great when i first got it it looked so good but now its just rubbish and now ive got the samsung tocco lite

  105. ScottyJavea says:

    Re. manual.
    The downloadable manual has 136 pages and is excellent at giving concise instructions.
    Google “Samsung E250 Manual”.

    Regards,
    ScottyJavea

  106. Diesel4 says:

    YES HELLO, PLEASE ME TOO!! I HAVE SAMSUNG E-250i Mobile, And I cant turn off the answering machine !!!! plzzz every body help me !!!! THANK YOU!!!!! in advance !!!!!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D:D

  108. A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-N!!!!!! says:

    huhuh. i cant open my samsung e250. is there other way to open it? like connecting to computers etc.. or other secret codes.. please help me. i miss dis fon so much

  109. MissyMe says:

    The manual is a disgrace. My phone’s camera function has recently ‘decided’ to take and produce mirror images. very difficult to frame a picture which in any case is worthless unless one is so narcissistic that you wish to to take a picture of yourself in a mirror to see yourself as others truly see you!! But why would any manufacturer contrive such a a feature? If I have inadvertantly hit some coded sequence can someone please tell me how to undo it?? I have asked several phone shop ‘boffins’ to no avail. Is there anyone out there?

    I had the same problem – took ages to work it out. If you open the camera & go to take a picture, but before you do, use the buttons on the left edge if the phone (I think they’re usually for volume) they’ll flip the image about. You might need to hit them a couple of times before you get it back the right way, but it should work!

  111. Leila says:

    Wanted to know if what kind of pics this E 250 displays…please help me…I have been trying to transfer pics (JPEG) from my old mobile to my new mobile (E250) but does not seems to be supported. Kindly help me please!!!!!

  114. Brian says:

    Waiting to get this phone as I purchased it as a backup from a guy on Ebay. So I appreciate all of the positive comments. I'm hoping the battery life is good as this wasn't mentioned.

    BM

  115. Mariver de Guzman says:

    I had my samsung e250 for almost 2 years.. and so far i love this phone.. it can hold a 2gb capacity microSD so i can restore more songs, pictures and videos.. and the camera its great although it is only VGA camera it gives me clear and good result of my pictures i can upload directly to facebook without editing it.. thanks to samsung…… this is MarieVer of the philippines..

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