Testseek.com have collected 8 expert reviews of the Samsung SGH-A597 Eternity 2 and the average rating is 64%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SGH-A597 Eternity 2.
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8 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Samsung Eternity 2 has some nice features, is well-made and the drawbacks don’t completely ruin the experience. All that being said, at $79.99 I just can’t get behind this device. For just a few dollars more you ca...
Abstract: The Samsung Eternity II is a decent option for those in search of a rather basic touch-screen phone. Its feature set is solid, and as long as you can ignore its smallish display, it should suffice.
In a long list of touch screen feature phones on AT&T, the Samsung Eternity II stands out as one of the few phones that supports mobile digital TV (others include the Samsung Mythic, the Sharp FX and the LG VU Plus). From a specs stand point, the Sams...
Lightweight form factor. FLO TV is always fun (at extra cost).
Middling call quality. Slow UI. Monthly fees are too high. Too much bloatware.
The Samsung Eternity II is a decent way to watch broadcast mobile TV, but it's not a very good phone, and AT&T's plan pricing makes it a tough sell. Buy it now...
Has Mobile Digital TV and Video Share, good GPS services, Has Mobile Digital TV and Video Share, good GPS services, Has Mobile Digital TV and Video Share, good GPS services, Has Mobile Digital TV and Video S
Resistive touch screen takes more effort to use, specs no better than original Eternity, Resistive touch screen takes more effort to use, specs no better than original Eternity, Resistive touch screen takes more effort
In a long list of touch screen feature phones on AT&T, the Samsung Eternity II stands out as one of the few phones that supports mobile digital TV (others include the Samsung Mythic, the Sharp FX and the LG VU Plus). From a specs stand point, the Sams...
Nice little phone, Decent battery life, Easy to use, Nice looking display
No wifi, Interface can be slow at times, Browser doesn’t autorotate, Camera could be better, AT&T junk installed
The Samsung Eternity II isn’t a bad little phone, but it’s not a great one either. I don’t mean that really in a bad way, it’s just that it has it’s little quirks and there are things missing that I think should be in it. Take auto-rotate for instance...
The Samsung Eternity II is a decent device, but at $69.99 after mail-in rebates, it's quickly approaching the $99.99 smartphone price floor. What's more, I didn't care for the resistive touch screen, and overall performance was a bit laggy. Had thi...
