Which Cell-Phone?

**FmanFORPS3** · 12-09-2005

I'm looking towards get a new cell, but not sure which one to pick out of these two (both these cellphones are well within my price range because they are not at all high end cells, so price is not an issue):

Samsung P207____________________________ or_____________________________Motorola V551

So which do you guys think is the better out of the two?

**c.a.p** · 12-09-2005

Definitely the V551. It has much more features IMO.

**Fallout Boy** · 12-09-2005

I prefer the samsung. The motorolla looks kind of ugly plus the samsung is a lot lighter.

**Lp Chris XII** · 12-09-2005

Before reading tech specs:

Go with Samsung, I've owned two different Samsung cell phones and they both work GREAT! They're very reliable, durable, and have a strong signal (get a signal on the subway sometimes). Also very sleek-looking.

After reading tech specs:

They look pretty even, The Moto has some features the Samsung phone doesn't have, and vice-versa. Still though, I say go with the Samsung, I've always liked their style.

BTW, I have the Samsung SPH-A600

**Ryunosuke** · 12-09-2005

I like the design of the Samsung but spec wise the Motorolla looks better, I don't know much about cell phones though.

**DINAMO788** · 12-09-2005

silver one for design and function

**Cody** · 12-09-2005

I don't know what features each phone has but the samsungs battery life rapes the motorola by double it's time or it's talk time what ever the diffrence

**StrikeMaster Ice** · 12-09-2005

Go with the Samsung P207, the design look very cool.

**Sederior** · 12-09-2005

Amazing. In Hong Kong I saw a model of the Samsung that looked extremely similar to the one you have there.

Differences was that it was silver... it somehow never made its way into the states.

I would take the Samsung cause it looks best.

**curryking1** · 05-27-2008

When EA announced the confirmation for the price of not only the game but for the entire Rock Band bundle, the UK rose up in protest. Scheduled to retail for almost double in comparison to the North American bundle, UK PlayStation owners were outraged with the pricing. It seems as though retailers have taken notice of this issue and have decided to cut the suggested retail pricing by 40 quid.

Play.com is leading the pack of discounted retailers alongside HMV and GameStation. Play is featuring the complete instrument bundle for the price of £99.99 while HMV is sitting at £159.99 and GameStation with £149.99. Obviously, this is in regards to the XBOX 360 version of the game, but with the PlayStation 3 installment launching a bit down the stretch, we'd imagine that same pricing policy would be taken into account as well.

We'll keep you posted if the same route is taken for the PS3 version as well.