Reviewers of the Samsung Infuse 4G liked the Super AMOLED 4.5" touchscreen, Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W170 Charger battery life, camera and thinness. The processor was called snappy. Reviewers were not trilled with slow 4G speeds. For the most part camera quality was well rated while reviews of call quality were mixed.
The Samsung Infuse 4G has a huge screen and is extremely thin with some reviewers liking its size that makes onscreen typing easier, while others commenting that it hard to operate with one hand. The screen is bigger than most phone but the resolution is not at (480x800) which can distort the graphics just a little bit.
The Samsung Infuse 4G runs Android 2.2 on a 1.2GHz Hummingbird processor with a e an 8-megapixel camera with video recording, a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera for video calls, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, supports USB to HDMI, 1750mAh Canon BP-2L12 Battery,
There are many smartphone choices on AT&T and currently the Samsung Infuse 4G is the only 4.5" Super AMOLED touchscreen, if a large screen is important to you, then it worth a test drive.
The Motorola Atrix price has been reduced and has a faster dual-core processor. Amazon Wireless is selling the Motorola Atrix 4G (read review) for one cent.
AT&T sells the for $199.99 with a contract. Amazon Wireless is selling the Samsung Infuse 4G for $89.99 with new contracts.
Jamie Lendino at PCMag rated the Samsung Infuse 4G 3.5 out of 5 for its Super AMOLED 4.5" Touchscreen, great Fujifilm FinePix Z30 Charger battery life, thinness and 4G access. He ddn't like the the voice quality or AT&T 4G speeds(HSUPA). He thought the wide width made it hard to hold the infuse 4G runs Android 2.2 (Froyo) with Samsung's TouchWiz with a clumsy Media Hub. The camera is great and 720p video smooth. He thought that the HTC Inspire was better for voice with HTC Sense and Motorola Atrix faster dual-core processor and higher-resolution touchscreen.
Bonnie Cha at CNET rated the Samsung Infuse 4G 4 out 5 for its large vibrant 4.5" touchscreen, thinness, 8MP camera and snappy performance. She didn't like the larger screen makes pictures look pixelated and the slow 4G data. Photo quality was sharp but indoor photos have a pinkish tone. Download speeds were as high a 3.99Mbps. It comes with Android 2.2.
Michael Propero at Laptop rated the Samsung Infuse 4G 3.5 out 5 for lightness, Samsung BP70A Battery life, Super AMOLED and call quality. It lacks an HDMI port, but can use adapt USB to HDMI. He liked that the large screen size that makes typing easier. Benchmark speeds were above average. Panasonic CGA-S007 Charger Battery life was better than average at six hours seven minutes. He thought photos were crisp. Call quality was good. 4G speeds were poor.
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Michael Propero at Laptop rated the Samsung Infuse 4G 3.5 out 5 for lightness, Samsung BP70A Battery life, Super AMOLED and call quality. It lacks an HDMI port, but can use adapt USB to HDMI. He liked that the large screen size that makes typing easier. Benchmark speeds were above average. Panasonic CGA-S007 Charger Battery life was better than average at six hours seven minutes. He thought photos were crisp. Call quality was good. 4G speeds were poor.
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