Hirdetés
Exterior
The box already gave me a pleasant feeling, as there is no red color on it. We won’t find a trace of the Live service, neither here, nor anywhere else, which is by the way a real red flag in many people’s eyes, but this time none will be upset as M620 is in a factory state, besides being locked to the Vodafone network.
It is even surprisingly heavy. I have first thought that it’s made of metal, but that’s not true. But then what the hell makes it so damn heavy? Ok, 87 grams are not that much, but at first I’d have said that it’s not more than 70. It makes the impression of a solid, powerful phone that has been properly assembled.
The design is mostly the usual. This time the shapes are a bit more angular, which makes M620 look a bit more serious, and they didn’t even let a steam-roller pass over it, so it became a nice phone of a normal size. The one we had for testing had a dark bronze color (I’m always in trouble with these colors, it could even be metal brown), but there is a lighter edition too. On the front we can find only the usual Samsung schemes and buttons.
On the left there are the volume control keys, while on the right there is the camera’s hotkey and the usual Samsung connector. The sliding mechanism is professional, there is a spring pushing the cover to an open state, there is practically no play, it’s very well assembled. Above the top row of numeric keys we can find the clear key, surrounded by two bonus buttons: one opens up the music player, the other is for Bluetooth – and they work at the speed of light.
There is nothing special about the back, we only get to see the camera after sliding the phone open. The designers were not ashamed of writing in huge red letters that this is a VGA camera. Surprisingly there has been a clear white stereo headset inside the package, the list of accessories includes only a charger besides this.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
