Testseek.com have collected 89 expert reviews of the Samsung SGH-i920 Omnia 2 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SGH-i920 Omnia 2.
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89 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The stunning AMOLED display stretches across 3.7-inches of pixel-perfect joy. Pictures and flicks have never looked better on a handset. Samsung's also ported its TouchWhiz 2.0 UI across from the Jet on to the Samsung Omnia 2, so there are plenty of w...
It also means Samsung's carried across its "Cube" interface for browsing all your media by twisting the sides of a cube. It's more time-consuming to bring up than the individual folders, so flashy but ultimately annoying. There's also no getti...
The Samsung Omnia 2 is still a gorgeously crafted handset which almost goes toe to toe with the iPhone for multimedia prowess. As Windows Mobile handsets go, the HTC HD2 is better for typing, but if you're looking for something smaller and more sturdy...
The Samsung Omnia II is an excellent upgrade from the original Omnia and definitely one of the best Windows Mobile phones available. The crash we experienced was disturbing, however, even though it happened only once. We was also disappointed with bot...
With the Apple iPhone currently king of all it surveys, there's a fascinating scrap going on further down the table of smartphones.Some, such as BlackBerry, are sanguine, largely allowing their QWERTY-based offerings to carry on as normal, but the Sam...
A smatphone that packs a real punch, marred only by slowdown in reponseLoveAMOLED screen, TouchFlo interface that tarts up WinMoHateThe lag time – someone needs some caffeineThe specScreen: 480×800, 3.7-inchesConnectivity: HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, BluetoothC...
The Omnia II is an amazing device. Its a million miles away from the original Omnia. That one was good but this one is supa-doopa with a cherry on top!The screen is without doubt the best I have seen to date. Windows Mobile 6.5 works flawlessly and a l...
Simple, welldefined interface, Faster, smoother user experience, Quality screen, Plenty of room to personalise the phone, Reasonable photos
Several different interfaces can be confusing, Battery life, Screen less useful in direct sunlight, Still slow in places, Some menus still too complicated
The Samsung I8000 Omnia II is certainly a device that is hard to match, let alone beat and that much is clear with just a cursory glance at its specs. It also carries the aura of a new OS version pioneer, which in itself is enough to generate excitemen...
Abstract: Samsung Omnia 2 ReviewThe dust has barely settled after Android and Apple purchases when Windows-powered phones have surfaced to keep the excitement alive in smartphone industry. Samsung has jumped into the Windows bandwagon with its own mobile phones ...
Bright, sharp AMOLED screen, Good camera and photo features, High call quality, Opera and other builtin apps, Fast data speeds on Verizon,
TouchWiz is extremely clunky, Future of classic Windows Mobile in doubt, Overall interface is slow and imprecise, Swype not necessarily a big advantage, More intuitive phones available for as much or less.
The Omnia II is a classic example of understanding only superficially what makes a rival tick. Much like iPod challengers of ages past, Samsung's phone has a hardware feature set that makes it a true contender when just looking at spec sheets, but the ...
