Samsung Seek

Even though we typically associate the touch-screen interface with smartphones and high-end feature phones, there are midrange devices that offer it as well. Take the Samsung Seek from Sprint, for ...

And now, to end out a week of reviews, we've got something from the Samsung camp out at Sprint to review for you today. We'll be tackling the Samsung Seek, and though it's a bit on the small side, it will still do a decent job providing value, at least...

In what seems to be an endless number of QWERTY phones from Sprint, the Samsung Seek has an undistinguished look yet very functional design. It has a large and responsive touch screen, a very easy-to-use interface furnished with categories to help you...

What's good: Inexpensive phone with all the features you need – physical keyboard, camera, 3.5 mm headphone jack (remember when that wasn't standard?). It's small and cute, making it great for teenagers.

This is the worst phone I have ever owned in my life! To get to your messages you have to touch a star at the top of the screen that is so tiny you have to use the corner of your finger nail (I usually miss the first 3 times). There is no setting to...

I absolutely love this phone. It is easy to use. No problems with it.

It's OK. The internet sucks, the rest is OK. The signal sucks to.

I like this phone a lot but it doesn't have videos and stuff like that. It is not a smart phone so it doesn't get games and good apps like GPS.