Samsung Omnia SCH-I910

1989 reviews

May, 2013

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Connectivity (6)
Portability (4)
Responsiveness (4)
Screen (4)
Value for money (4)

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Features (2)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 1989 reviews from magazines and websites. People really like the responsiveness and portability. The screen and value for money are also mentioned favorably. Some have doubts about the features.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the Samsung Omnia SCH-I910 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 85/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by: Shayne Rana (tech2.in.com)

Samsung i900 Omnia

In the preview I gave you my first impressions about the Samsung i900 Omnia. Now it's time for a detailed review, so I'll be doing some relevant in-depth analysis of the handset and its functions as best as I can. Let's get to it. Form Factor...

Battery The phone showed 100 percent battery in the morning and by 11 pm it was ready to say goodnight. The worst part is I hardly used it. I watched a 6-minute video, listened to a couple of minutes of audio, sent a few messages, and talked for...

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by: Jamie Lendino (pcmag.com)

Samsung Omnia SGH-i900

The high-end Samsung Omnia's whole is decidedly less than the sum of its parts, with poor software design and a high price overshadowing its many positive attributes.

Solid, feature-rich 5-megapixel camera. Good Web browser. Stellar battery life. DivX support.

Very expensive. No 3G. Plenty of bugs and interface inconsistencies. No place to put the stylusand you'll need one.

Sep, 2008

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Expert review by: Chris Davies (slashgear.com)

Samsung Omnia i900 WM6.1 Smartphone Review

Talk about contentious: Samsung‘s Omnia i900 has been heralded as everything from the best Windows Mobile smartphone yet, to the oft-fabled iPhone killer. Take a look at the spec sheet and you can see why, with a 3.2-inch touchscreen, 3G, WiFi, GPS,...

If you can live without the 3G (or, of course, if you live in an area that has 2100MHz UMTS) then the Omnia deserves to be on your shortlist. No, not an iPhone 3G killer, and not even “the best” Windows Mobile phone ever, but a solid option and likely...

Aug, 2008

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Expert review by: GSMArena team (gsmarena.com)

Samsung i900 Omnia review: The whole nine yards

Now that the dust of the Diamond vs. Omnia PocketPC battle settles down, our up close and personal look at the rivals continues with Samsung i900 Omnia. Slick looks, great feature-pack and ingenious software solutions are things that hold true...

Quad-band GSM support ; 3G with HSDPA 7.2 Mbps ; Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS ; 624MHz Marvell PXA312 CPU and 128 MB RAM ; 3.2" 65K-color touchscreen with resolution of 240 x 400 pixels ; 5 megapixel autofocus camera with wide dynamic range mode,...

No stylus slot ; Poor sunlight legibility ; Memory card not hot-swappable ; Non-standard display resolution ; No dedicated 3D accelerator ; Non-standard USB port ; Web browser lacks real Flash support

The Diamond surely has a few things to offer over the Omnia (VGA screen, smaller size, 3D acceleration, and magnetic stylus) but it also has its issues here and there to make it a tough call indeed. We do hope however that this review will bring you a...

Jul, 2008

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Expert review by: osama (wccftech.com)

Samsung i900 Omnia Review

After the cell phone revolution took over the world, mobile phone companies are now in a cut-throat competition to produce intelligent phones superior to their competitors in market. Samsung plunged into this race with the invention of its latest...

Jun, 2009

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Expert review by: Camilo Salgado (mrgadget.com.au)

Mr.Gadget Samsung Omnia i900 Cradle Review

I would suggest after buying Samsung Omnia i900, next thing to buy is Cradle, as battery is really s...

Apr, 2009

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Expert review by: Joni Blecher (letstalk.com)

Samsung Omnia (i910)

The Samsung Omnia is a smartphone that's equal parts business and entertainment. It comes loaded with Windows Mobile 6.1 professional edition complete with mobile editions of the popular Microsoft Office apps. However, thanks to Samsung's TouchWiz...

Mar, 2009

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Expert review by: Jon Westfall (windowsphonethoughts.com)

Feel In Touch: The Samsung Omnia Reviewed

I've posted news on the Samsung Omnia over the last few months and found it to be interesting enough to purchase. What I found when I opened the box got me excited to be using Windows Mobile again, something I doubted could ever happen. Read on for my...

Fun to use & responsive ; Sleek design ; Innovative value-added features (e.g. flashlight, haptic feedback)

Widget Bar: full of promise, low on usability ; No multitouch ability ; Price and availability

Dec, 2008

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Expert review by: Adama D. Brown (brighthand.com)

Samsung Omnia i900 Review

It has a tablet shape with a relatively large touchscreen, and while it runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, Samsung is adding its own user interface which has been designed to be easy to to use with a fingertip

Good quality screen ; Internal GPS ; TV out ; Very stylish ; Large memory

Touch interface is sometimes awkward ; Not as fast as it should be ; Bleedingly, mind-bogglingly expensive (at least currently) ; No internal stylus

A lot of great hardware that's perhaps too iPhone-centric to live up to its full potential, but still makes waves

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by: John Walton (phonedog.com)

Samsung i900-Omnia

The Omnia is at the top of everyone's list of gotta-try-it touchscreen phones. It has capable hardware and a generous screen; large and sensitive enough to compete in the iPhone-driven market. The unlocked version is pricey, but cheaper than it closest...

Universal landscape mode and universal landscape QWERTY ; optically-enhanced action button functions as a scroller or track pad ; appropriate use of haptic feedback and accelerometers ; excellent 5 MP camera with LED flash, auto-focus and face...

Windows Mobile may be a bit cumbersome and inaccessible for some users, even with Samsung's TouchWiz UI, which is a bit bland, but better than WM default ; reception problems in sketchy coverage areas ; no built-in stylus sheath ; volume rocker sits...

Oct, 2008

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Product Specifications

Protect and personalize your Samsung Omnia i900 with this Crystal Rubber Case. This accessory provides protection by preventing scratches and its perfect fit make the phone looks as slim as if it acted as a invisible shield. Hard plastic was reinforced to the front edges, sides and back of the Samsung Omnia i900 to endure the life of this case. This Samsung Omnia i900 Shield Protector has openings precisely made for the top and side buttons, charger port/Dock Connector, headset jack and speaker to allow full access to all the phone and music functions the Samsung Omnia i900 offers. It's also integrated with a swivel detachable belt clip that increases the comfort and convenience for the user. The simple snap-on installation makes it easy for anybody to use!