Samsung G600 Overview
Although the G600 is one of Samsung’s older phones – two years old now – it’s still one of the company’s better designs. It remains a classic, slim line handset with Samsung’s slider format. The G600 is not the slimmest of phones but at 15 mm makes it a perfect handset to hold and use.
The camera is 5 mega pixels with auto focus, 4x digital zoom and LED, still a superior camera in the lower price mobile range. You can take photographs of landscapes using the panoramic mode and the macro mode for close up shots. The phone has a built-in picture editor and supports direct printing to a Pictbridge-compatible printer.
The video recording is of equally high quality with 640 x 480 pixels. Photographs and video can be viewed (a top of the line Samsung design here) on a 2.2-inch screen with 16 million colours and 240 x 320 pixels.
The music system of the G600 is great, supporting all major formats (MP3, Aac, AAc+, 3-AAc and WMA). You can use it with Bluetooth wireless headsets and it even has the option for you and a friend to plug in and listen to your music together. The phone has a built in memory of 40 megabytes that can be increased with an included 1 GB memory card, more than enough to store several hundred tracks.
The battery life is average, and it should last you a few days as long as you don’t overuse the multimedia options and Bluetooth.
