Samsung Gravity 2

When Samsung released the Gravity, there were unending complaints about the phone even though it appeared to be at par with the design segment. Yes, it had a QWERTY keypad as well as the touch-screen keyboard. It is much the same with the new release of the Samsung Gravity 2. Speaking of the external keypad, in the first release, the spaces were quite tiny that made large-sized fingers complete one word without having the need to type a wrong spelling.

Have you ever seen the screen of the Samsung Gravity 2? At first it was heaven-sent since a 2.3-inch QVGA screen that showed off a bright light actually sent a long line in the cashier window to get hold of the phone. Unfortunately, after testing the brightness over the next few days, the brightness seemed to lack in its luster already as if the phone took the night off beside a magnet. It became polarized so the look changed from the initial test.

Speaking of something beneficial for the Samsung Gravity 2, it has a stylish appearance as compared with the other handy phones that also has the dual slide keypad. Backing up a good appearance is the good quality of voice calls. You would not be caught in the middle of the street with a sleek phone with you shouting and grimacing since you can’t hear a thing. All thanks to 5.5 hours of the phone’s battery life.

If you want faster time for email downloads, do not choose the Samsung Gravity 2 since this is one of the unfortunate mistake that the mobile phone has. It actually would take you forever to even open an email attachment so technically, it is not designed to be a executive phone just like the Omnia or other newer models that were manufactured by Samsung.

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