Samsung M610

Samsung M610

 Though you may think Hollywood celebrities are the group that's most obsessed with being thin, cell phone designers are not far behind. Two years after the Motorola Razr made its debut, the race to make the world's thinnest phone shows few signs of abating, with almost every company out to steal the title. The Samsung SPH-M610 for Sprint PCS is the latest handset to call itself a record-holder, but we won't be surprised if a newer, slimmer, shinier model comes along any day now. Despite our growing desire for a return to big, fat phones we readily admit that the SPH-M610 is an attractive handset with a solid selection of features and satisfying performance. It's $329 if you pay full price, but with a two-year contract it's a more wallet-friendly $179.

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

 Samsung M610

 The Samsung SPH-M610 has an attractive design, a fantastic internal display, and admirable performance. It also offers a solid set of features including Bluetooth, a 2-megapixel camera, and EV-DO support.The Samsung SPH-M610's volume was a tad low, its external display is too small, and it lacks stereo speakers. Also the microSD card slot is in a poor location.Despite some minor performance and design issues, the Samsung SPH-M610 is a strong addition to Sprint's lineup and a great choice for a slim phone.Despite our growing desire for a return to big, fat phones we readily admit that the SPH-M610 is an attractive handset with a solid selection of features and satisfying performance. It's $329 if you pay full price, but with a two-year contract it's a more wallet-friendly $179.

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610

Samsung M610