Samsung GALAXY Fit Specs

More than a year still works like same as the day I bought it. Dropped it many times nothing happened. Clicked some of the very good pics with this phone. Not too much into gaming but for someone who is more into camera and reading (I use fbreader) this phone is very good.

ٍif u planned to buy a phone with android and superb camera with a comparative price, i advice u to get fit.
u will find that this phone have a superb Camera 5 megapixels, loud ringtone, too responsive.

Wierd, people pay $5 and expect $20 performance. Realistically, it is a single core, 600Mhz phone- games and browsing are not what it is designed for. It can do it, but not at Galaxy S or SII levels, but then you didnt pay for that perfomance either. So if you need to look up an address or check your bank account online, OK, fb or continous web access - look else where. Same for games- tetris or pacman = OK, airport or farmville = wrong phone. Battery does get warm when charging, they all do. 10 -15 deg above ambient is normal . Any more and you should get your phone checked out. My phone is primarily used as a phone. 3 days between charges is common with about 20-30 minutes of calls per day. Audio reception/transmission is good - volume and clarity is good. My web use is minimal - maybe an hour a week to check on some servers at work on the weekend (easier to use the phone than pull the laptop out just to check UPS and server status is 'in the green') . I dont have the GPS turned on, WiFi gets turned on as needed and am mainly in 3G coverage. All in all, for less than $180 Aus, the phone is damn good value and delivers what I paid for plus a bit more. (Mine is running Froyo)
I ould say it is a good phone for some one that wants a touch screen phone but mainly wants to use it as a phone. This is not a 'cheaper Galaxy S' and I wouldn't recommend it for kids or young adults under say 30, they expect a lot more from a phone and use a phone very differently to older generations.