Testseek.com have collected 46 expert reviews of the Samsung GT-B2100 Solid Extreme / Xplorer and the average rating is 67%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung GT-B2100 Solid Extreme / Xplorer.
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46 Reviews
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The Samsung B2100 Xplorer is a straightforward and highly reliable mobile phone with neat looks. The buttons are clear and the menu is fast and intuitive. Besides the shockproof and waterproof housing, it allows for expanding the memory, connecting ...
Abstract: Samsung has a bit of a history of making toughened handsets for the rough and tumble of outdoor life. The latest incarnation, the Solid Extreme B2100, follows in the footsteps of the original Samsung Solid M110 , and the B2700 Bound . The Solid Extreme l...
Bash-resistant; waterproof; built-in torch; long battery life
Very basic features; dated user interface; poor screen; rubber keys are hard to press; no 3G
If you tend to break phones by dropping them, or like to chat underwater, the rugged Samsung B2100 Solid Extreme can help. But, except for its built-in torch, this inexpensive phone skimps on features ...
The Samsung Xplorer B2100 is a very well made and very cheap phone. Everything performs relatively well, with the exception of the muffled sound quality, which gets worse if dunked in water.The good points include a strong battery life, powerful...
The National Geographic Xplorer has a stylish, rugged body, a flashlight, an FM radio, and two phone numbers
The Xplorer's call quality could be better, and it has a proprietary charger and a shared charging and headset port. Data is pricey and the cost of placing calls can quickly add up
Globe-trotters seeking a ready-made travel solution will appreciate the Xplorer's convenient Talk Abroad SIM. However, mounting expenses for a basic rugged handset will turn away existing GSM phone owners.
Excellent shock, water and dust resistance. Funky features. Okay styling
Lacks features many more basic nonruggedised phones have, like 3G
This is not a sophisticated handset that youll want to show off to your mates. But if you need something resilient to protect it from your environment (or from yourself), its a capable and efficient, even likeable phone...
The National Geographic Xplorer has a stylish, rugged body, a flashlight, an FM radio, and two phone numbers.
The Xplorer's call quality could be better, and it has a proprietary charger and a shared charging and headset port. Data is pricey and the cost of placing calls can quickly add up
Globe-trotters seeking a ready-made travel solution will appreciate the Xplorer's convenient Talk Abroad SIM. However, mounting expenses for a basic rugged handset will turn away existing GSM phone owners....
Abstract: More than five years ago Nokia released the amazing 5140. It was rugged, had a small flashlight and was built to handle the hard knocks. Even today people swear by it.Leap forward to 2009 and the outdoor phone market is more than ready for an upgrade. ...
