Samsung Focus Flash review

We were amazed by the smooth experience, which we had with the Samsung Focus Flash. Again, this fact can be easily explained with the hardware requirements from Microsoft. In an Apple fashion, the software giant has built its OS around specific hardware (in this case, it is Qualcomm made CPUs and ch...

- GSMArena Team, GSMArena

After weighing in all its positives and negatives, we can say that the Samsung Omnia W is one decent all-around smartphone, especially when we take its price point into account. Sure, it may not come bragging with a dual-core processor, tons of RAM, or any bells and whistles of that kind, but its pe...

- Nick T., PhoneArena

By all counts, the Samsung Focus Flash is a great little phone. About the only thing negative I can say about it is the wonky camera button and stuttery video effect. Otherwise, the Focus Flash hits the mark on nearly every feature.The hardware may be a bit boring to behold, but it is comfortable an...

- Eric M. Zeman, Phone Scoop

Last year's Samsung Focus is the best-selling Windows Phone 7 device to date in the U.S. The new Samsung Focus Flash could be another winner, as it packs a 1.4GHz processor and a 3.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen for a suprisingly low price. It's a nice smartphone, but as yet another midrange black...

- Jamie Lendino, PC Magazine

There’s no arguing that we’re spoiled time after time with some high-end smartphones, but to tell you the truth, it doesn’t require a super-spec’d device to offer a resounding Windows Phone 7.5 Mango experience. Rather, the Samsung Focus Flash is simply one of those understated smartphones that dece...

- John V., PhoneArena