Samsung OmniaLITE B7300 Review

Samsung OmniaLITE B7300 is a not so powerful Windows Mobile Professional phone released some years ago, in 2009, featuring a fast CPU ticking at 800 megahertz, a 3 megapixels back facing camera and a 3 inches screen.

Apparently Samsung didn't care much about the weight in this 3.63 ounces phone. Although this cellphone is as big as 4.21" long and 2.04 inches wide, it only packs a way smaller 3" display. The Samsung OmniaLITE B7300 is quite thick for nowadays standards, being as thick as 0.51 inches.

This cellphone is powered by a fast 800 megahertz processing unit and as little as 128 MB of RAM. This phone has a little 153,6 MB internal storage, which could be enough for basic users having that it also has a slot for an SD memory card to store songs, pictures and videos.

This phone has a good level 400 x 240 3 inches display, making everything look quite colorful and brightful. Its display uses TFT resistive technology, but it can't detect multi touch gestures.

This phone has only a 3 megapixels back camera. The camera also has auto-focus.

This phone provides WiFi connectivity (but it can't provide it to other devices around, as a mobile mobile hotspot) and the fastest 3G internet connection, using HSDPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This cellphone uses a SIM card to use GSM services.

The Samsung OmniaLITE B7300 also features some interesting characteristics such as Bluetooth (2.0, EDR) and GPS Navigation, and Accelerometer.

This cellphone uses a medium capacity 1500 mAh Li-Ion removable battery that can keep it running for many hours, although you will probably find yourself looking for a place to charge it if you use it heavily. Samsung reports a stand by time of 610 hours and a talk time of 11.3 hs for this phone.