Samsung Blast Phone (T-Mobile) @ richardeward.com

Samsung Blast Phone (T-Mobile)
from T-Mobile

Features:

• Slim slider phone with hybrid QWERTY keypad with SureType technology for quick, easy emails and text messaging
• Provides direct access to personal e-mail, including AOL email, Yahoo! Mail and Gmail
• Access to popular instant messaging services as well as text and multimedia/picture messaging
• Bluetooth connectivity for communication headsets and stereo headphones; 1.3-megapixel camera

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• nice phone
  I like this phone, it is easy to use, though I have not used the music features much. It takes nice video and pic. Has lots of fun extras, tip calculator and such.

• Not the best by any means, but great for the price
  I got the Blast today and have few complaints thus far. Call quality is fine, features are fairly intuitive, and I like the SureType keypad - I'm already texting much faster than on my old phone, and I've only been using it for a few hours. Logging into Gmail was a snap, and it's wonderful to be able to check my email without paying for a data plan (reading emails is the cost of sending a text, but checking and deleting is free). There are a few cons - the keypad is small and rather flat, which is fine for... more info

• Great phone. Would do it all over again.
  Well, I've had the Blast for a little over a week now and am thoroughly enjoying it. I was hesitant at first because I went from a LG 9200 with full QWERTY keyboard to the Smart Type with two letters per key. It took a couple of days, but I am used to it now and am quite fast when texting.
  I have not had a problem with the integrated email system. I have [...] and have had absolutely no trouble logging in or retrieving emails. I like that the emails are downloaded like text messages so internet access... more info

• Ok
  the idea of the phone is good, but definitely not for me!
  i do love texting but i'm used to the standard keypad, not the qwerty keypad. i thought texting will be easier this way, but since it is an awkward qwerty keypad (like two letters per number or one letter per number on a key) it just didn't work with me and i started to text twice as slow. i also didn't like how 'wide' the phone was. the widest phone i had was a razor and i thought that was wide enough, so it felt a bit awkward in my hands.... more info

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