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Review summary: Nowadays, you can often see people on the street with earphones or just playing music from a loudspeaker. For that purpose, some of individuals do not use music players but their mobile ......

Pros: 3.5 mm stereo jack, User-friendly, 3G support and a decent browser

Cons: Average music sound quality, Unusable display in direct sunlight, Shaky sliding mechanism, Low camera quality

Verdict: The manufacturer presents Samsung F400 with many superlatives regarding the sound (”best quality”). The truth is that despite the Bang&Olufsen ICEpower amplifier, the music quality is average when using the speakers and headphones. This is a big ...

Review summary: The F400 is a nice enough phone, but without any notably impressive features, it's easily overshadowed by other handsets.

Pros: Great keypad ; 3.5mm headphone socket ; microSD support ; decent integrated speakers ; fast data connection

Cons: Screen quality ; music player function feels unfinished ; no particularly outstanding feature

Verdict:  An above-average handset, but without any single stand-out feature. It's more usable than the Motorola ROKR E8 and doesn't require a proprietary headphone cable like the Sony Ericsson W760i, but both still beat it as music phones.

Review summary: Samsung's music phone track record has been more miss than hit but its new muso, the F400, looks geared for glory

Pros: Powerful built-in sliding speaker. Audio technology to boost the sound. Built-in 3.5mm headphone socket. Fast HSDPA download speeds

Cons: Thickset design. Overly glossy finger smear attracting fascia

Review summary: Samsung has teamed up with AV specialist Bang & Olufsen once more to create the F400, a stylish music phone with a simple trick -- slide down the screen and you reveal quality B&O speakers. Importantly for a music phone, it has a 3.5mm headphone ...

Pros: Great keypad ; 3.5mm headphone socket ; microSD support ; decent integrated speakers ; fast data connection

Cons: Screen quality ; music player function feels unfinished ; no particularly outstanding feature

Verdict: An above-average handset but without any single stand-out feature. It's more usable than the Motorola Rokr E8 and doesn't require a proprietary headphone cable like the Sony Ericsson W760i, but both still beat it as music phones

Review summary: We had the Madonna edition of the musical phone from Bang & Olufsen and Samsung.

Verdict: We have quite a mixed image of F series Samsung phones. F200, with its penknife design is a quite useless piece of junk and F300's two sides was preferred only by Chuck Norris fans, even poor Beyoncé throw it away in the ad, it was so hard to use. And ...