Behold's touch interface is clever and, combined with all its other capabilities, has a lot of potential.
Highs: Touchscreen; good interface; camera; music player
Lows: Voice quality; no 3.5mm earphone jack; piddling Internet acces; image retrieval issues
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Samsung's Behold is an upgraded Instinct for T-Mobile, which means it offers all of Instinct's modern cell phone faculties, plus a 5-megapixel camera. But while the Instinct is well-suited for Sprint's EV-DO Rev. A 3G network, the Behold is a Ferrari running on T-Mobile's mostly EDGE go-kart network. As such, Behold is a phone for T-Mobile's full 3G future, not its present.
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by wissa on November 7, 2009:
“This phone is OKAY. I mean, I don't use it a lot. Just for texting, Photography, calling of course, etc. But the battery SUCKS. I charged it ALL day and it only lasts for like 5 hours, AT THE MOST. 400 dollars?!?! Don't waste your money. Get the LG or a BlackBerry. I'm...” More...
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by winston on November 7, 2009:
“Up until I tried to customize the behold, I was enjoy my experience for the most part, with an exception to the web browsing. The behold won't, at the very least, allow for individual text message ring tones. You only get one song, MP3 only, to play for...” More...