Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #77745 in Cell Phone Accessories
- Color: Charcoal Gray
- Brand: Samsung
- Model: GT-C3520BLK
- Dimensions: 2.04" h x
.66" w x
4.01" l,
.21 pounds
Features
- This unlocked cell phone will work on GSM carries like AT&T and T-Mobile. Not all carrier features may be supported.
- Unlocked Quad-Band GSM Cell Phone compatible with 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies and GPRS/EDGE data capabilities.
- 1.3MP Camera with Autofocus and Smile Detection; MP3 and MP4 Player; FM Radio; Social Networking Applications; SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email and IM and Instant Messaging with Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo, G-talk, FB Chat and Samsung Messenger (MR).
- 3.5mm Audio Jack; 2.4" TFT-LCD Screen, 256K colors and MicroSD Card, up to 16GB; Java MIDP 2.0; Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML; 28MB Internal Memory; 2.0 High Speed USB; Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP
- Talk time up to 9 hr 10 min - Standby up to 610 hours.
Samsung GT-C3520BLK Unlocked GSM Cell Phone with Camera, Bluetooth and FM Radio - No Warranty - Charcoal Gray
Product Description
e Samsung GT-C3520 is a clamshell mobile that opens up a mobile world full of vibrancy and convenience! The slim and sleek clamshell comes with colorful options to match your personal style. Adding the fun factor to your mobile experience, you can use this phone to socialize on the go or just kick back with your favorite music on the MP3 player or FM radio. Stay in touch with all your friends by instant messaging, emailing, posting on Facebook or Twitter, or connecting through Samsung's own ChatON! Everything is easily accessible thanks to the comfortably wide keypad and intuitive advanced Paragon UX! If you are looking for a foldable phone model full of accessibilities, Samsung GT-C3520 is definitely your best choice!
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Uchi
My preference would have been to stick with my old phone, but after 6 or so years of regular use, it died and had to be replaced, so I got this one a couple of weeks ago.I wanted another small-form, clamshell phone with a long battery life, good sound quality, and an alarm feature.This phone is slightly longer than the old phone, but thinner and narrower. The battery life is rated as about the same or better than the phone it is replacing, although I'm not sure yet whether the real-world battery life is as long as what was advertised. (I certainly don't have to recharge it every day, though.) It does include the alarm feature I needed. Sound quality is adequate, not great (I would rate the quality of the earpiece speaker at about 6 or 7 out of 10 stars -- very slightly garbled voices at times, not perfectly clean and crisp, and it's necessary to work to position the phone just right to get the best volume at your ear). Mobile phone signal reception seems as good as the phone it was replacing.The main feature I miss is the absence of any window showing who is calling when the phone is ringing -- it's necessary to open the case to see who is calling. At least it is possible to adjust the settings so that the phone only answers a call when you press the accept button (the default setting is to answer as soon as the cover is raised).This phone's case is not as durable as that of the phone it is replacing, which had an almost rubberized feel to the case. I accidentally dropped the new phone last night on the garage floor, and the outside of the case shows a few tiny scratch marks already. The few times I dropped my old phone, it never showed scratches.It was also a pain in the rear to get the messaging and internet features activated with my carrier. Carriers provide lots of info on how to set up the latest smartphones, but virtually no info on how to set up those features on phones with older technology, like this one. The manufacturer's website provided no help whatsoever, since they apparently did not intend for this phone to be used by US carriers. (The manufacturer's website does provide detailed info on how to set up this or very similar model phones for use on carriers outside the US, though.) It took several hours of internet searching, messaging, and calls to my carrier, but eventually I was able to get it all sorted out.I would have preferred a phone with US warranty, but Amazon was only selling the silver version of the phone with US warranty at the time of my purchase, while I wanted the black version (which came with no US warranty). So far, the phone I received seems to be working well, so I am not as concerned about needed warranty-type servicing.However, apart from the issues with setting up the phone for use with US carriers that I previously mentioned, another issue is that the phone I received did not include a US-type charger in the box; it came with a charger that seems to be a British-style plug (as I believe is used in Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam). Someone, apparently the seller opened the box to add a bulky adaptor to accommodate the foreign charger to US electrical sockets. I would much have preferred that the seller had simply added a US-type adaptor to the outer packaging (or, better yet, had added a regular US charger cord, instead of a non-US cord plus a large, clunky adaptor), rather than opened the manufacturer's original case, since in this age of widespread identity theft, there is no telling what security issues are raised once the original manufacturer's case has been breached. Buyers would feel more comfortable with their purchase, given all of that, if the description of the item in the ad mentioned that the case would have been opened to add an adaptor.Overall, I would purchase this phone again, but probably would opt for the US warranty phone, despite the color, next time.Update (March 31, 2013): Phone has been working well. I dumped the original non-US charger/clunky adaptor and now just use a US charger that I had from a different piece of electronic equipment (obviously, using non-approved components like this isn't recommended, but there's no warranty anyway). Battery life is much longer than even with my old phone, so I am happy on that score. The only real, but minor, complaint now (aside from wishing there were a window showing who incoming calls are coming from) is that it would be nice to be able to raise the volume of the ear speaker higher. I find that with some callers I have to position the phone just right or it can be a bit hard to hear the caller clearly.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Zoraida Haibi
I bought this phone for my husband since his other phone is completely obsolete and about 5 years old. He started using it and already I am impressed with the phone. He says he has to get use to the phone and the options, but he already stated he can hear everyone MUCH better and I can definitely hear him better too. The volume for the music on his MicroSD card is fantastic and so glad it came with earpieces so he can now listen privately to all his music.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Richard Wyckoff
I got these phones for me and my wife. All we want is to talk plus I use the Calendar for reminders. Also look forward to getting local SIM cards when we travel abroad. This phone is great: nice big clear display and really good battery life. I have a pre-pay plan so can't take advantage of the data possibilities. Highly recommend.
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