Introduction
Samsung was the first of the large manufacturers to launch a device that can handle two SIM cards, this was D880. We liked it, we loved it, and although the network operators didn’t sell it at all, but even at a SIM-free price it could serve real and founded needs. I know four-five people who use two phones for some reason, and they are not overly happy with it.
The support for two SIM cards is not such a big deal, CECT and similar Chinese companies are launching double-SIM-card crap clones one after the other, which are available at a very low price, but… they are not worth even that much. (Some time ago the Hungarian Chinese representatives, or community or I don’t know what wrote us a mail, where they considered it revolting that we run these products down so much, but since we were lucky enough to test a couple of these, I don’t think that we should even be discussing such things, not even if we consider that sometimes there are quite smart ideas put in motion in these devices.) Samsung is the first to offer a large quantity of dual-SIM devices at an affordable price, high quality and with manufacturer warranty. And it looks like they keep doing it, as here is D780.
In functionality it is almost the same thing as D880. We might even ask why this product is needed, and the answer has two parts: on one hand the form factor gives reasons, as the subject of our current review has the conventional, candybar design, and on the other hand we wouldn’t be surprised even if the form factor had been the same, as it is characteristic of the Korean manufacturer to launch all of their models with at least five types of covers and under different names.
We have received this package from XXL GSM (just like we had D880 too); the blueish box contains all important accessories (USB cable, headset, charger), but we didn’t find any microSD card inside. No matter, with these memory prices it’s no big deal, and anyway, the phone is what important.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
