Samsung M110 Review - read honest Samsung M110 reviews

The Samsung M110 Solid Phone is a phone which has been made to counter the likes of the Nokia 1680 Classic, Nokia 2630 and the Sony Ericsson W200i. The Samsung M110 comes in a candybar form factor and very much resembles Sony Ericsson devices. The phone has support for most of the basic connectivity features that we have come to expect of any phone. A camera is also included.

- Works on all 2G networks
- Weighs in at 95 grams and has a thickness of 17.9 mm
- CSTN screen is 1.52 inches long, has a resolution of 128x128 pixels and is able to display a maximum of 65k colours
- Support for MP3 and polyphonic ringtones
- Speakerphone
- Phonebook can store upto 500 contacts
- Call record can store upto 30 dialed calls, 30 received calls and 30 missed calls
- Internal memory of 2 MB
- Class 10 GPRS enabling you to surf the internet at speeds of between 32 – 48 kbps while on the go
- Bluetooth v1.2, which enables the connecting and sharing of data with other phones and devices
- VGA camera which can capture pictures with a maximum resolution of 640x480 pixels
- LED flash
- Messaging options include SMS, EMS and MMS
- WAP 2.0 browser
- FM radio
- Phone can be obtained in colour schemes of Olive Green and Black
- Java MIDP 2.0 platform
- Dust, shock and splash resistant
- SOS messaging
- Flash light
- T9, Organizer, voice memo
- Maximum standby time of upto 400 hours and maximum talk time of upto 8 hours

Do you remember the last time that your phone was driven over by a massive truck and wished that there was a rugged phone which didn’t cost a fortune? The design of this phone clearly satisfies that criteria. Made from stiff plastic and rubber, the M110 does feel extremely solid and the grip that the body has ensures that it won’t slip too easily from your hand, unlike the glossy finish that more and more phones are starting to adopt nowadays. The keypad of the M110 is quite big and easy to navigate, with the numeric keys being raised in the center so that you won’t find it hard to distinguish one from another. The left side of the phone houses the volume rocker and the charger/headset port, and on the back of the phone lies the VGA camera lens and the LED flash.

On the back of the M110 is a half-turn screw locking mechanism for use with the battery cover. Whether locking the back plate assist the phone in resisting external elements is hard to verify but it sure does give you a feeling that the phone will be safe no matter what.
The Samsung M110 is a great phone for anyone who is looking for a rugged phone which doesn’t really cost a fortune. It has a decent set of features, but works well in the rugged department, making it a must – have!