Had mine over a year now, got a used one from ebay. Has been very reliable, still slim & slylish for a 2006 design and can cut it today. Fairly robust and a nice screen, average battery life, camera 3mp ok in daytime but led flash not so good. Prefer it to the U series with touch sensitive buttons.

Quite east to use, stylish, slim, and lots of memory and also extendable memory. Loud, and clear music. And the samsung pc studio is very easy to use and quick. The camera is very good and nice quality. And its a stunning colour that black just finishes it off nicely.

Its a very good phone the only one down fall which samsung should sort out is the lcd screens break quite easily.

I was very pleased with this phone when I received it, but after just over a year of use the LCD screen cracked. All I did was press my thumb on the screen and slide the phone open. I presume it was the cumulative effect of pressure on the same spot. As expected 02 blamed the manufacturer and asked me to sent it to Samsung. Samsung had the phone for a month and never had the courtesy to call me. I phoned them twice and was promised callbacks that never happened. Then I was told it was being repaired and that they had accepted responsibility. A week later a bill for 65 quid or if I wanted my phone back it was being held for a 9 quid ransom. I complained but Samsung were pretty apathetic they just blamed me. I pointed out that many internet reviews indicated that there was a problem. I have had four Samsung phones, but would never have one again. I thing that they have sacrificed quality for appearance. My girlfriend has a u600 and the slide has gone lose after 6 months. The phone cuts her off mid conversation. Read the Internet reviews before buying either and use a company that takes pride in customer service.

I think that the Samsung D900 phone is very reliable and hard wearing, on the other hand after 18 months a few of the buttons did crack.
I like the appearance of the Samsung D900 because of its sleek and thin format. highly recommended!

Nice country to country theme. I would argue the screen breaks aswell as other reviewers seem to.

Do NOT buy a Samsung D900. The phone is not fit for purpose. My screen cracked (bled) internally for no apparent reason after just 6 months. Didn't drop it, didn't put pressure on the screen. Whilst only 6 months old and still within the 12 month warranty, Carphone Warehouse abdicated all responsibility for the product they sold me for £360, fobbing me off to Samsung. Samsung automatically denied the fault is a manufacturing one (which it clearly is, just read other blogs!) and said there is noting they can do, other than charge me £47 to repair it. So my advice is do NOT buy Samsung D900 nor do NOT buy any mobile phone from Carphone Warehouse as both of these companies' customer service is appalling and apathetic even during the warranty period. They promise to ring you and and never so. All in all, they both give you the run around and neither are interested in fixing the faulty product they manufactured/sold to you.

After a week's use I am impressed by the handiness and feature set of this phone. Good pictures, sound,calls and very customisable. Good for "posing". But, Because the battery is very poor with a measly 750 mAH, with a vulnerable, easy to scratch screen,I will be using this phone only for a night out, etc. For regular speech use I will continue with my 3510i. It lasts nearly 2 weeks between charges (original battery!) and you can't beat that fact for genuine reliability and convenience.

I have had my Samsung D900 for little over 10 months, and it has served me quite well over the past few years. It is a stylish and slim phone with good looks and a nice bright screen. A micro SD card slot allows for large memory - I have upgraded mine to a 1GB card. However, this is negated because of the frankly awful music player system on this phone. To play any selection of music on this phone (which is unrewarding because of the dreadful headphones), you must create a separate playlist and add each individual song.

Another downside to the phone is the fact that the menu has the wide range of excellent styles such as:

White

and

Black

The obvious lack of menu styles and the inability to add more makes for one of the most boring menu systems since the monochrome phones of years gone by. Add this to the frankly ugly fonts and the phone's lovely big screen is, in my opinion, put to waste. The internet facility is also poor, and outgoing messages are not saved.

However, the phone does have its good points. It is easy to use and you are not ashamed in the least to bring it out in public. Its good to use in a call and has a good battery life. I would recommend it to a friend, and I have no considerations in replacing it.