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NOTE: The Samsung Finesse is no longer available from Straight Talk, but they have recently added a new touch-screen phone, the Samsung t528g. For more info about this model, check out this page: Samsung t528g info

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NOTE: The Samsung Finesse is no longer available from Straight Talk, but they have recently added a new touch-screen phone, the Samsung t528g. For more info about this model, check out this page: Samsung t528g info

Samsung Finesse Review Index

February 23, 2010 by noel
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Samsung r810c Finesse - Straight Talk

Welcome to my Samsung Finesse r810c Review site! I’ve done an in-depth review of the Straight Talk version of the Finesse, and posted my opinions on this site. I really got into a lot of detail on this phone, so I broke it out into several different pages.

It’s probably a little overwhelming if this is your first time visiting this site, so I’ve created an index here to help you find your way. Below are links to the relevant posts from the archives, along with a brief explanation of what’s contained on each page.

Samsung r810c video review preview on Youtube – follow along as I open the package for the first time.

Samsung r810c Finesse Review Part 1 – The intro to the review. Here, I discuss the basic phone specs and the external appearance of the Finesse.

Straight Talk Samsung Finesse Review Part 2 – This page covers the general phone function – call quality, battery life, display, etc.

Samsung Finesse Review – ConnectivityIn this segment, I discuss the various ways the Finesse can be connected to a computer and other devices.

Straight Talk r810c Browser ReviewA discussion of the web browser, including some sites that it can and cannot access.

Samsung Finesse Camera ReviewHere I review the function of the camera feature on this phone, complete with sample pictures and a video taken with the phone.

Samsung Finesse Review – Demo Videos – This page consists of a few short videos designed to demonstrate the touch-screen on the Finesse as well as few other features that work well on video.

Samsung Finesse r810c Browser Review Video – Another video, this time demonstrating the web browser.

Straight Talk Samsung Finesse Features and ToolsA discussion of the remaining features of the phone, including mp3 player, organizational tools, and voice-activated dialing.

Samsung Finesse r810c Review Summary -  In this post, I wrap up the review. I break it down into the pros and cons of the device, and give my final recommendation.

Here are a few other posts that I wrote before I actually had the phone in my hand. They aren’t relevant now that I’ve actually used the phone, but might be of interest:

Samsung r810c Straight Talk review coming soon!

Samsung r810 Finesse – Now available from Straight Talk

Samsung r810 Finesse Coming SOON to Straight Talk



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6 Responses to “ Samsung Finesse Review Index ”

  1. James
    March 19, 2010 at 1:23 am

    hi! this is really off topic but i am really impressed with how u made ur own website, i just wanted to know who is hosting it? like did u make it from scratch? are u paying a montly fee to have it? or if not what website did u go 2 get ur domain name? i was just intrested in this bc i was trying to make a website for school and having a hard time bc everywhere i’ve looked i have to pay a monthly fee to keep it operating :( please write back when possible!
    -James

  2. pbushx2
    March 24, 2010 at 5:10 pm

    Hi James
    I pay about $10 a month for hosting, and that covers this and several other sites. I use powweb, but I’m not thrilled with them since it seems like they don’t have the fastest page load times. There might be some cheaper options out there, like bluehost, for example. Also, I’ve never tried it, but I’ve heard that squarespace makes it really easy to set up a nice-looking site. I believe they have plans starting at $8. If you want to go completely free, try wordpress.com or blogger. Both offer the option of having a custom url, although they may require a one-time fee of about $10 for that, too. With either of those, though, you’ll lose some flexibility.

  3. ben
    April 7, 2010 at 6:36 pm

    I have the samsung finesse. Getting thru to customer service is ridiculous!! They are idiots! Finesse has no ring,graphics or games available thru their website because it isn’t supported. I had this phone less than 30 days and the website is still under maintainence!!!The rep lied and said he updated it to receive web games graphics etc.. but of course..NO SUCCESS!!! The coverage and talk is good but the $30 dollar plan is a lie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your 1000 pic/txt messages I was told, depends on if you use up your 30MB or not!! Such a bald faced LIE! $45 plan is only way I can send/receive them.(PIC?TXT) after using up internet on $30 plan!!!!!

  4. ryan
    May 28, 2010 at 12:51 pm

    i have a dare right now and it’s constantly but dialing and i’m not in the mood to constantly set the pin and lock feature.

    what is the but dialing threshold on the finesse and other straight talk phones? it’s my biggest concern and, of course, the cost..

    thanks much

  5. tandi
    August 14, 2010 at 8:37 am

    I have this fone from straightalk and what I like is the nifty fone and camera and that there is no contract that I am locked into – I only pay for the calls that I make

  6. sean
    September 10, 2010 at 5:01 pm

    I have the finesse r810c and i can not forward multiple slides has anyone else had this problem? i can receive them and yes there customer service is a joke

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