Samsung BlackJack

portability, performance, usability, durability, design

camera, reliability

71% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

HSDPA capable, ships with two batteries and a second battery charger, bright, wide display, three-way scroll wheel for navigation

Cramped keypad, no Wi-Fi, no included microSD card, no included headphones and no 3.5mm jack, limited multimedia file support, can't edit Office documents, USB 1.1

A solid, if not outstanding entry to the smart phone market, the BlackJack is a mixed bag. It has HSDPA, an excellent display and good email functionality, but the inability to edit documents and the lack of Wi-Fi are sour points.

HSDPA capable, ships with two batteries and a second battery charger, bright, wide display, three-way scroll wheel for navigation

Cramped keypad, no Wi-Fi, no included microSD card, no included headphones and no 3.5mm jack, limited multimedia file support, can't edit Office documents, USB 1.1

A solid, if not outstanding entry to the smart phone market, the BlackJack is a mixed bag. It has HSDPA, an excellent display and good email functionality, but the inability to edit documents and the lack of Wi-Fi are sour points.

The new Samsung BlackJack is well thought out and very cleverly designed and I am confident that it will be a big hit in Australia, as it has been overseas. For the corporate warrior this is a must have that will not let you down. It is also a phone...

Little things like video streaming and connectivity when using Bluetooth can be a problem but in reality how often do you stream video

Push e-mail, Wireless synchronisation for contacts, calendar, tasks, Large, bright landscape screen

Can't edit common office documents like Word, Cramped QWERTY keypad, No support for Mac

Samsung's BlackJack is a utilitarian PDA-phone with consumer-friendly features that balance its workhorse disposition.

Cingular is currently selling the $450 BlackJack for $200 with a two-year contract after a $100 mail-in rebate

3G wireless broadband ; Ultra-slim design ; Solid construction ; Inexpensive

Lacks WiFi ; Proprietary USB/audio connector ; MicroSD card

It's hard to find too much fault with the BlackJack in either specs or design. While I disagree with the selection of a proprietary port for USB and audio, and the use of MicroSD cards, they're not fatal flaws. It's got a very nice design, and with the...

With a product name like BlackJack, a reviewer is tempted to make all sorts of gambling references. But the Samsung BlackJack phone turns out to be no gamble at all. If you are in the market for a smartphone (and not interested in saving your pennies...

From everything I researched, the $19.00 Media Net package will allow you all the unlimited data you need and give you 200 text messages and save you twenty bucks a month!

Great looks, great ergonomics (other than the d-pad and immediate surrounding buttons). Super-fast data speeds on 3G and excellent call quality. Louder than many other GSM phones. Very good speakerphone. Good bundled software: useful apps that would...

No headset included, which is particularly bad since the BlackJack requires a proprietary one. The d-pad and flat buttons surrounding it will bother folks who talk and use the phone on the run. Battery life isn't great but the included spare battery...

The Samsung BlackJack i607 simply looks and feels fantastic. The high speed data in 3G coverage areas is wicked fast and voice quality is excellent. The keyboard is excellent, though the number keys are a bit eccentric. We love the jog wheel and most...