Had the phone for nearly a year now and have had a love hate relationship with this phone. It has crashed a few times but none more than my windows pc does, ive found some brilliant apps and its become my mp3 player of choice (esp at gym). i do find the touchscreen to be non responsive sometimes though and the original software for contacts is rubbish, spb shell is a necessity! i have had duplicate texts sent but this seems intermittent and only really annoying for the person receiving double texts

all things aside im glad i have this phone but having hindsight i wouldnt have entered a contract and probably would have an android htc or nexus now, i phone isnt my bag.

Have had the Samsung Omnia now for 8 months, on an 18 month contract and am very disappointed with the phone, and pretty much have been since the day I got it but thought I would get used to it. Very difficult to use, cannot see the screen outside and the phone often freezes.
I pay £35 a month and do not like the phone at all, but im not sure if there is any way of getting out of the contract, could anyone help?

I had the Samsung i900 Omnia phone less than a week and the screen froze, they replaced it and 5 months later it will not charge. It has been back supposedly to be repaired and once again it will not charge a week later. I am a bit annoyed!!

i900 Omnia is the 1st Samsung i have ever had and i will not be rushing to get another one. Can't see the screen outside in sunlight, it freezes regularly, need to use the stylus to make a call apart from your 4 favourite people. Won't connect to my TomTom (710) i had to buy a nokia for this.

Hi, this is my first real frustrated comment ever on the net. If you are a business man like me and time is rather vital for you counts by seconds I strongly advice you not even to look or think about buying I900 omniyeh for it's rather slow system, slow in responding, and the camera is even slow if you are to catch a speedy scene. If you want to be sorry the rest of your life then consider buying i900, you'll be sorry that no one can help you... yet you are alone, believe me I bought the phone and used it for one month still can't figure the hell its irrational behaviors and why it's not responding and very slow when you have about 250 contacts and memos.....

I got the Samsung Omnia i900 16GB about four months ago and have to say I am a little disappointed. I got the handset for free on a cheap 2-year contract from Orange, although if I had paid for it I would have been very dissatisfied.

The feature set on the Samsung Omnia is good with 3G, Wi-fi, full internet and a host of Windows Mobile programs. However, the touch-screen is unresponsive and innaccurate - it is pressure-sensitive, rather than the electro-static method used by the Apple iphone, which the Omnia is clearly competing against. I find that writing a text message takes much longer than it used to on my old Sony Ericsson phone with keys! It is very easy to make mistakes and select the wrong option / letter.

Another negative is that the general operation of the phone suffers from various speed lags, which I attribute to Windows Mobile. One curious point is that, every now and again, the clock loses some time and starts showing the incorrect time!

Overall I'm satisfied enough with the Samsung Omnia i900 as I didn't have to pay for the handset, but if I had paid full RRP for it I would not be happy. Am already thinking I should have dug deep and just bought an Apple iPhone!

Not enough hours in the day day to describe how utterly disappointing the Samsung i900 Omnia phone is. Slow, poor sound volume, has a habit of resetting the options (esp when trying to sync). Runs Windows (should have been a warning in itself!). Puts sent tests into the Inbox! Which nutter thought of that one. Only seems to hold a history of the last 25 so mails recieve (inc the ones you sent).
Bateery life is dreadful 24hrs if you are lucky What can I say? It look nice, a mate of mine said it was brilliant, the vodafone bloke said it would do what I asked.

What a total disappointment. This phone is a heap of junk if you want to use it as a phone or text with it. I gave up 12 year's of brliiant Nokia's for this!!! Truely dreadful, Windows 6.1 mobile!!! Immobile would be closer to the truth. After a week when it finally decided to Sync with outlook, it then decided not to Sync anymore and then claim Outlook wasn't installed. If you are a texter this is a phone to avoid.

I didn't like the Samsung i900 Omnia from day 1 but thought I will get used to it. But it is still as complicated... The system is just....bad. The internet is slow and hell to use on this phone. You can't even scroll down or zoom in without sceen flicking and doing all sorts of things you don't want it to do. The touch screen is even worse, slow to respond and if/when respond, doesn't take you to where you want it to take you. I am on my 4th month of 18 months contract with O2 but really don't know how long my patience is going to last with this phone. I am getting to the point where I am just going to buy an iPhone and sell my Omnia for peanuts because I hate it!!!!!!!

Samsung i900 Omia is a fantastic phone. I can not understand how on earth anyone would find it hard to use, I set up mine exactly how I wanted it very quickly and was used to it in under a day. I upgraded to this from a terrible red light freezing useless Sony and so far this phone has not let me down once. The battery life seems fair to me, one charge lasts at least 2 days even with my Facebook addiction. I have to say I've had every type of phone including Orange SPV's, Motorola, Nokia and Sony but this is the best phone I have ever had by far. The choice of Qwerty or phone keypad is brilliant and I have not found one fault with the phone so far (I have had it for 6 weeks). I have used the phone outdoors in bright sunlight (strange for this country but it did happen!) and had no problems seeing the screen. I can not see me ever wanting to change from this phone, I love it.

The Samsung i900 Omnia screen is very responsive, great to have a look at word docs prior to meetings. Camera awesome and with good headphones. Mp3 more than adequate. a great touch phone fast and easy to use not as bulky as some others highly rec...