Samsung SCH N200 Cell Phone

Pros: Long use and stand by time
Cons: easy to accidentally hang up on a caller.

I recently changed services for my mobile from Verizon (thieves and scoundrels one and all in the Omaha metro area)
to Sprint (confused, and uneducated liars except for the
face to face people) and needed a new phone.

I started out...

Pros: Small, long battery life, easy to use.
Cons: Small, will someone make a belt clip that works please?

This is my fourth cellular phone in two years. I began my Sprint plan with a thin Qualcomm phone, and after I broke that, I went to a Samsung SCH-3500. This phone broke after 6 months (due to constant flipping of the face, the speaker wire broke, and...

Pros: Beautiful design... rugged... choc-ful-of features...
Cons: Can't make calls, can't keep a call on the phone...

Weight in ounces 4.7 oz.
Dimensions 4.4x2.0x1.0 inches
Digital Digital/analog
Standby time 146 hours
Wireless Web Yes
Talk time 3 hours 50 minutes
Model first available June 2001
FCC ID A3LSPHN200...

Pros: Perfect size, good flip opening angle, good ear piece
Cons: None

I have had this phone for 3 years now and it is the second flip style phone I have had. The previous one was the Samsung SCH-3500. This phone is an improvement over that, with a larger screen and stronger flip cover support. It is a basic phone, with ...

Pros: Clarity, Loud, Long Battery Life, Great Features.
Cons: SprintPCS has Spotty coverage at best.

I had this phone as an upgrade from the Samsung 3500 and I was impressed. The menus, LCD, battery life, and reception are all better than the SCH-3500. It's small and easy to use with the little joystick for navigating menus. It also has a feature...

Pros: Smaller, sleeker, multiple numbers: one name, "nubbin" ok button,
Cons: Still only 12 spaces for names, 8500 in a new 3500 body!

I really like the n200s' size and feel. It seems to be a sleeker version of the 3500 with the innards of the 8500. After 2 days of fiddling and pushing buttons my only complaint is the number of spaces available for a persons name. I do love the "nubbin"...

Pros: Great sound quality and lots of useful features on an easy to read display.
Cons: Occasional dropouts and toggle button hard to maneuver-- very tiny!!

I love this phone. I am familiar with its predecessors and it is a great improvement on an already solid cell phone. While the previous model had the same good sound quality, there were more dropouts and more roaming. The new phone seems to have a lot...

Pros: Pretty much has every feature you could possibly need, great look
Cons: Doesn't have any games, cannot download ring tones

Aside from just being a great looking phone, it's light, extremely durable (I've dropped mine I don't know how many times and it still works like I never dropped it). The phone has full web surfing functionality and calendar options. The screen is small...

Pros: Lightweight Good Display Good Reception
Cons: Phone book slow to load Sprint PCS not so reliable

This phone looks and feels nice. I wish they had a red model but the blue version gets plenty of compliments. Its nice and light, yet it flips out so you can have a full size phone. Most small phones are like Walkie Talkie's, this one is more useable....

Pros: Small, stylish, lightweight, feature-rich
Cons: only available with Sprint PCS, no voice memo

I love my Samsung N-200. I can't rave enough about it. It's small and lightweight and fits into my teeny-tiny evening purses with ease. It has an alarm clock, which is a nice bonus when I want to take a nap or use it as a travel alarm. It's...