Testseek.com have collected 92 expert reviews of the Samsung GT-S8000 Jet Ultra Edition and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung GT-S8000 Jet Ultra Edition.
July 2009
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The editors liked
The addition of BBC iPlayer means you’ll be able to catch up with all your favourite programs while on the move....
The AMOLED screen sparkles and enriches everything from viewing your photos to watching your movies....
TouchWiz 2.0
Incredible array of features.
A black plastic finish that looks perfectly OK The build quality is good
Phone seems good and sturdy Comfortable size in hand 5MP camera Nice bright screen Memory is expandable via micro SD card slot
AMOLED screen
Powerful processor.
The Samsung Jet has an attractive design
An easy-to-use touch-screen interface
And satisfying performance.
Impressive back
Multitasking
3.1inch AMOLED screen
Extremely capable browser
Plays DivX/Xvid content with resolution width of up to 720 pixels with utmost quality
Handy screen keyboards
Supports syncing with Microsoft Exchange Server
The editors didn't like
By beefing the phone up on the software front
The Samsung Jet Ultra Edition’s ...
The on-board GPS left us reeling and nervous to use it for anything more than a rough ‘guestimate’ to your exact location.Look and Feel...
Occasionally slow despite very fast CPU
Some quirks.
Easy to see influence of styling from other mobiles/smartphones Touchscreen at time lacks responsiveness that one would expect. Some system lag To easy to accidentally press a side button when not wanted
5 megapixel camera when it should be higher.
The Samsung Jet lacks voice dialing
Instant messaging
And GPS software for directions. Customization options are limited.
Abstract: There is a lot to like about the Samsung Jet. Ignore the fancy cube interface (which is easily done), forget about shaking to switch apps (also easy to do), and concentrate on the core features, and this is a well put together and serviceable handset....
The Samsung Jet is a multimedia monster and a very good effort from Samsung. That screen is a delight. It’s just a shame it’s held back by a few flaws.LoveBrilliant and vivid 3.1-inch OLED touchscreenSuperb multimedia functionsIt has a super-powerful p...
Abstract: Small, light and nicely styled, on paper the Samsung Jet has everything that you'd would want in a smartphone. You get 3G connectivity, Bluetooth, wi-fi, an FM radio and a touchscreen. This three-inch AMOLED screen is the Jet’s stand out feature, and w...
Samsung is hyping this phone up because of its 800MHz Application Processor, but that doesnt really mean much in the real world; the fact is, no Samsung phone released this year is slow! This phone has impressive functionality, and equally impressiv...
The Samsung S8000 Jet isnt a do-everything phone but its still a very attractive handset, and certainly seems to deliver on its core offerings: speed and ease of use. The OLED screen is a gem and though we would have liked it to have been a smidgeon...
Samsung's been toiling in the labs day and night to come up with the OLED screen on the Samsung Jet, and it's paid dividends. It's by far the most luscious we've ever laid eyes on in a phone, and threatens to make films watchable on a 3.1-...
Samsung says the Jet is "smarter than smartphone", which is a fib Pinnochio would gouge your eyes out with. It's not a smartphone, so there's no way to load up on third party apps, leaving you stuck with the programs Samsung has deigned to pre-ins...
The Samsung Jet's got us perplexed: it's powerful, beautiful and intuitive, but we don't get the point of a dumbphone that costs as much as a smartphone. It destroys the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and LG Arena, but unless you've never needed t...
