Samsung E1120 Review - read honest Samsung E1120 reviews

The Samsung E1120 is one of the newest budget phones to be released this year. The phone has very mediocre features as it is in the lower end of the price spectrum. For a budget phone, this phone does fulfill its basic requirements though there are better phones in the market such as the Nokia 5030 Xpress Radio which also falls on the lower range of the price spectrum.

Specifications:
- Size: 105.6 x 43 x 15.1 mm
- Weight: 66.4g
- Screen: 1.52 inch CSTN screen allowing a maximum of 65000 colors with a 128 x 128 pixel resolution
- Memory: Built in memory can hold up to 200 phonebook entries and cannot be expanded
- Battery: Allows a maximum talk time of 8.5 hours and standby time up to 540 hours
- Camera: Does not have a primary or secondary camera
- Connectivity: Class 10 GPRS with a maximum data transfer speed of 48 Kbps/EDGE
- Music: No media can be played.
- Other features: Organizer/Voice memo/T9/Mobile Tracker

The phone looks good with a mostly black outer casing. The front of the phone is bordered with a light grayish border which only adds to the phone’s appeal. The edges of the phone are rounded which is nice as it makes the phone look more compact than it actually is. The phone has a standard numeric keypad with well laid out keys which are fairly easy to use. One disadvantage is that the keys are a bit too flat which make it a difficult for quick texting, as the keys take time for the user to be able to distinguish them by simply touching them. The phone is not exactly slim like the W580i but it is of a good size and feels solid when held. The phone is very light making it very pocket friendly and easy to operate using just one hand. The screen is a bit too small and can seem a bit too cramped especially in the main menu view. The phone memory is pretty dismal and the fact that it cannot even be expanded is a big disadvantage when it comes to storing media.

Overall the phone is ok for the “average Joe” on a budget but will not satisfy all users. The lack of even a basic 1.3 MP camera is pretty disappointing. Lack of a USB port or even Bluetooth means that files cannot be transferred. The phone does allow the user to send EMS and MMS. The Mobile Tracker application is an interesting one as, it alerts the user in case the SIM of the phone is changed allowing the user to easily track the phone. The user interface of the phone is basic and is actually quite easy to use. The interface is almost “intuitive” and scrolling through it takes virtually no effort. The battery life of the phone is high when compared to other phones such as the Nokia 5610 where the talk time is only to a maximum of 5 hours.