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Author: simplyfree.biz

Description: The Samsung SGH-i718 is a pretty decent phone. It has quadband GSM support, which is a big plus for a world phone, and it has a speakerphone and vibrate mode as well. The address book is limited by the available memory, which is 64MB of RAM, while the SIM card can hold an additional 250 contacts. Each entry can store up to 10 numbers as well as home and work addresses, a few e-mail addresses, an IM screen name, and more. You can also pair a contact with a caller group, a photo for caller ID, or one of 38 polyphonic ringtones.

Performance
We tested the quadband (GSM 850/900/1800/1900; EDGE) Samsung SGH-i718 in San Francisco using AT&T's network, and call quality was great. Voices sounded loud and clear, and callers did not report any problems hearing us. Even though they could tell we were on a cell phone due to some slight static interference, it wasn't that bad. The speakerphone quality sounded a little tinny, but we could still hear each other just fine. We managed to pair the Samsung SGH-i718 successfully with the Nokia BH-801 Bluetooth headset.

There was little to no performance lag in switching between applications, which is a good thing. Camera activation took a while, about a couple of seconds, but that isn't that bad. Music playback on the SGH-i718 was acceptable, though we preferred it with earbuds over the phone's built-in speakers. The Samsung SGH-i718's battery life is rated for 8.5 hours of talk time and up to 10 days of standby time. We managed to get a talk time of 8 hours and 20 minutes in our tests. .
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