Samsung X820 reviews round-up

What to the experts think of the self-proclaimed thinnest phone in the world, the Samsung X820?

(84%)	Mobile Choice Samsung X820 Review “Despite the slim frame usability hasn’t been affected. The keypad is flush to the phone’s plane but is bevel cut for a tactile quality, with the keys generously sized and responsive." Read the Mobile Choice Samsung X820 review

(7.9/10)	CNET.co.uk “It's the same thickness as an iPod nano and yet it still manages to perform as well as any other handset on the market. Indeed, it has a feature set that outdoes phones two or three times its size and is a credit to Samsung's technical expertise.” Read the CNet.co.uk Samsung X820 review

(9/10)	Pocket-lint “With the bear minimum of features, albeit good features, the Samsung Ultra X820 is the perfect phone for users don't want to be fussed with whether or not their phone can let them watch TV or double up as a comprehensive MP3 player like Sony Ericsson's Walkman range.” Read the Pocket-lint Samsung X820 review

(4/5)	Mobile Phones UK “Despite being so thin, the X820 feels solid enough (the casing is actually slightly flexible - this stops the ultra-thin plastic from breaking) and is nice to hold. The keypad is large and very easy to use, and the overall styling is very nice.” Read Mobile Phones UK's Samsung X820 review

(80%)	Your Mobile Phone Reviews “The X820 comes with Bluetooth™ technology which allows the user to connect to any Bluetooth™ compatible device including a PC, laptop, PDA, printer or headset & have a wirefree connection between the devices.” Read Your Mobile Phone Reviews Samsung X820 review

(7/10)	Mobile Review “Samsung X820 usage experience for couple of months shows that this model is certainly providing the so called WOW-effect. Handset’s diminutiveness. Its thickness do not leave anyone indifferent.” Read Mobile Review's Samsung X820 review

(84%)	Total Mobile “A slimline candybar member of Samsung's Ultra-series range with a depth of a mere 6.9mm which offers good features includinga 2-megapixel camera and fie build quality.” View the Total Mobile blog

(3/5)	What Mobile “The X280 certainly belongs in the Ultra Edition range It’s super-slim at 6.6mm, and although not as sexy as the D900 or D830 , it has all the features you’d expect from a modern phone packed into it’s tiny frame.” What Mobile February 2007