Sim Free Samsung M8800 Pixon

Why Buy?

• Massive 8 megapixel camera
• DivX Player
• SRS (Surround Sound System)
• TV Out to watch or share pictures on the TV
• Great display of 16 million colours

The new Samsung M8800 Pixon with head turning features such as the massive 8 mega pixel camera and 3.2 inch screen, could be one of the handsets of the winter.

Memory:
The Samsung M8800 has an inbuilt memory of 200MB but there room for expansion with a micro SD slot, which one can put up to 8GB inside.

8 Mega-Pixel Camera:
In a world where image is everything, you need a precision camera that can capture style and form in high definition detail and vivid colour. The Samsung 8 Mega-Pixel camera comes with some advanced features such as face recognition, smile and blink recognition, auto panorama mode and geotagging.The camera will be able to record video in VGA resolution at 30fps along with slow-mo QVGA video, which will be captured at 120fps.

Multimedia:
Expandable microSD memory and MP3 music player lets the Samsung M8800 Pixon keep you entertained whilst on the move. FM stereo radio lets you choose your favorite talk and music stations to listen to whilst out.

Connectivity:
Experience swift connectivity with the Samsung M8800 Pixons high speed Bluetooth V2 and USB 2.0 connectivity options for faster wired and wireless data transfer.

Specifications:

• Network: Quad-Band GPRS/EDGE (850, 900,1800,1900MHz)
• 8 MP, 3264x2448 pixels, autofocus, image stabiliser, video(VGA@30fps, QVGA@120fps), flash; secondary videocall camera
• Smart reader, auto-panorama shot, smile shot, blink shot
• High Speed USB 2.0 & Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP
• Built-in GPS receiver
• DivX/H.263/H.264/WMV/MP4 player
• SRS (Surround Sound System) Virtual 5.1CH
• TV Out & FM Radio
• Display: 16 million colour 3.2" QVGA TFT LCD
• Memory: 200MB
• Mirco SD Slot upto 8GB

What's in the box?

Samsung M8800 Pixon Handset Genuine Samsung Charger Genuine Samsung Battery Stereo Audio Adapter Genuine Samsung USB Data Cable Software CD-ROM User Guide

Related Blog Entries

• 8 Megapixel Handset Review
• 8 Megapixel Camera Comparison

Warranty Information

This handset is covered by a full 24 month manufacturer's warranty.

Important SIM Free Information

This SIM free handset is unlocked and compatible with any 2G/GSM network. Compatible with 3G networks and services. Product images are for illustrative purposes only, specific colour variants cannot be guaranteed unless otherwise specifically stated on the page.

CNET.co.uk Review

Editors' rating 7.9/10 Excellent Provided by: What is it? 8-megapixel camera phone with touchscreen What we think? Its high-end camera takes excellent photos, but the Pixon's touchscreen is less impressive We like 8-megapixel camera; HSDPA; DivX and Xvid support We don’t like Lack of Wi-Fi; LED, rather than superior xenon flash; no 3.5mm headphone jack Accessories microSD memory card, spare battery. CNET.co.uk judgement The Samsung Pixon's camera took photos worthy of framing, which is more than you can say for most camera phones. That said, it didn't do so will in low light, so don't expect great things if you plan on using it for late-night parties. As a phone it performs well enough, but we don't think it's Samsung's best offering yet -- there's much better to come

T3 Review   Editors' rating Provided by: WE LOVE Speedy touchscreen, Smashing camera WE HATE Average multimedia offering WE SAY Samsung is definitely snapping at the heels of other touch screen titans with the PIXON

Stuff Review   Editors' rating 4/5 Provided by: Pros Superb camera performance. Automatic lens cap. Intuitive camera touch UI. Ultra-slick video capturing skills Cons Lack of built-in Wi-Fi. No Xenon flash. Doesn’t support A-GPS. No integrated 3.5mm headphone jack Stuff Says The Pixon’s supreme camera performance just about manages to overcome some baffling feature omissions

WhatMobile Reveiw   Editors' rating 4/5 Provided by: Good Fantastic image and video quality, with a fast and responsive touch sensitive user interface. Excellent battery life too. Bad The screen resolution could have been higher to improve onboard picture viewing