Samsung Craft Review

Samsung Craft is a decently made cellphone released in 2010, featuring a medium sized 3.3-inches touch-screen and a 3.2 MP back facing camera.

This device is 4.48 inches long and 2.21 inches wide, it just holds a much smaller 3.3" screen. The Samsung Craft is a little thick compared to today's phones, with its 0.6 inches thickness. This time, it seems like Samsung decided not to care much about the weight in this 3.74 oz cellphone.

The Samsung Craft has a 168,96 MB internal storage memory, a little quantity that may be adequate for some basic users considering the Samsung Craft also has an external memory card slot to store songs, photos and videos.

This cellphone only has a 3.2 MP back side camera. The Samsung Craft also shoots videos in 640x480 (VGA) at 15 fps. To complete the camera, it also features flash and auto-focus.

This phone has a interesting 3.3-inches display with a 800 x 480 resolution, providing this device with a good level graphic quality. This display uses AMOLED capacitive technology, but it can't detect multi touch gestures.

This phone includes WiFi connection (although it can't be shared with other devices around, acting as a mobile hotspot) and LTE (4G) high performance internet connection. The Samsung Craft doesn't use a SIM card, because it is not a GSM cellphone and it works with CDMA carriers.

The Samsung Craft counts with a good 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery that provides this cellphone a poor battery duration. According to Samsung, the Samsung Craft has an aproximate 6 hs talk time and a 200 hs stand by time.

This phone also comes with a couple nice features like Bluetooth (enables communication with other bluetooth devices, computers, and accessories) and GPS, and some sensors likeProximity Sensor and Accelerometer.

This phone is not cheap at all considering it is sold for $ 299, and some similar devices are being sold for much less than that.