Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 Review

Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 is a decent quality Linux device released some years ago, in 2009, having a 3.2-inches touch-screen, a 3 MP back facing camera and a fast CPU ticking at 800 megahertz.

Samsung equipped the Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 with a good processor running at 800 MHz. The Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 comes with a 1 GB internal storage memory, which could be enough for some users having that it also has a slot for an SD memory card to store songs, photos and videos and even some games and apps that allow being installed in the external memory.

The Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 is 4.37" long, it just holds a smaller 3.2 inches display. This phone is a bit thick for current standards, being as thick as 0.52". Apparently Samsung forgot about optimizing the weight in this 3.92 oz cellphone.

This cellphone includes a nice 400 x 240 3.2-inches display, giving this phone a nice image quality. This display uses TFT yes technology, but it doesn't allow multi-touch gestures.

This cellphone only features a 3 mega-pixels back side camera. The Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 also films VGA 640x480 videos. In addition, the camera features flash and auto-focus.

This cellphone comes with a 1500 mAh mid capacity Li-Ion removable battery providing this cellphone with a poor battery duration. Samsung informs a 12 hs talk time and a 650 hs stand by time for this phone.

This phone counts with fast 3G internet connection, over HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. The Samsung Vodafone 360 M1 works with a SIM card to connect to GSM networks.

This cellphone also features a few useful characteristics such as Bluetooth (2.0), GPS Geolocation and Radio, and a couple sensors likeLight Sensor, Proximity Sensor and Accelerometer.

This cellphone is really expensive considering it is sold for 90 dollars, and many similar phones are sold for much less than that.