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April 30th, 2008, 08:43 GMT · By Cosmin Vasile
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The Samsung J700 is a low-end compact slider that comes in a sleek black colored casing. There's nothing unusual regarding its looks or any of its features. The handset is a cheap solid slider with mediocre features, but enough qualities for those who only need limited phone functions. The price of the phone recommends it as one of the best buys in its range, so Samsung fans will be thrilled to be able to get their hands on a cheap slider that offers medium quality features. Anyway, don't expect to be able to take top-notch pictures or listen to high quality MP3 music, as the phone is simply intended for the low budget market. Samsung SGH-J700 has been announced in February 2008 and has been released on the market at the end of the same month. The price for which it can be acquired is very low, 200 USD and may vary depending on location. DesignWithout impressing too much, Samsung J700 features a decent look specific to most of the Korean company's latest sliders. That's a little bit boring, but those who cannot afford to buy high-end devices will enjoy J700 for its stylish look. In terms of design there are few to no differences between any of the latest Samsung sliders and J700. Thus, you'll find the same Samsung proprietary universal port placed on the right side of the slider, which can be used to attach the headset that comes with the package, or simply charge the device. The same port can also be used to synchronize the phone with the PC through a USB cable.
The left side of the phone features the dual volume key and a small miscroSD slot for memory expansion. Nothing has been placed on top or on the bottom of the phone. The 1.3 Megapixel camera is revealed only after you slide-up the phone. This is a good idea as the camera doesn't feature any special protective cover. The compound used for manufacture makes the slider look shiny and exquisite, in no way cheap. The front part of the phone has been covered with a protective plastic that may look like glass, which is pretty exposed to scratches, but not to fingerprints. There are two contextual keys under the screen, which look like two white small reflective spots. The big jog-wheel is very easy to use and makes navigation user friendly. The Accept and Reject call keys, as well as the C (Backspace) key are all white, so there's no way to differentiate them by color, only by their signs. The internal keypad is pretty neat and spacious, every button featuring a nice to touch pattern that may remind you of a fingerprint. Above the screen the in-call speaker is also used as loudspeaker for those who intend to listen to music without the headset. The handset feels very friendly to hold and weighs only 92 grams (including battery). Its dimensions are 99.5 mm tall by 48mm wide and 14.8 mm deep, which makes it pretty slender for a slide opening mobile phone. Overall, Samsung's J700 slider makes a good impression as a low-budget phone, but fails to stand out from the crowd through originality. Display and CameraSamsung SGH-J700 slider features a 2 inch TFT display, supporting 65K colors and a maximum resolution of 128 x 160 pixels. Known as one of the best mobile display manufacturers, Samsung included only a medium quality screen onto this low-budget slider. The phone scored mediocre in benchmarks as it was expected. The screen is almost useless in strong sunlight, so learn to find some shadowy places when outdoors. The pictures in the gallery may look average in quality, but the menu is a little annoying to use with such a low visual quality. Overall, this is a simple medium quality display, so don't expect too much from it, but rather be pleasantly surprised by what it can offer sometimes.  |  |
The 1.3 Megapixel camera doesn't feature any flash capabilities, but you get 12x digital zoom and self-portrait traits. Pretty useless features if you ask me, but the quality of the pictures can be surprisingly good for such a low-budget phone. This may be one living proof stating that the number of megapixels doesn't really matter. The maximum resolution that can be used to take snapshots is 1280 x 1024 pixels, while clips can be recorded using only a small resolution of 176 x 144 pixels. The camera interface looks standard with functions that have been embedded in all major handsets these days: White balance (Daylight, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Cloudy), Effects (Black and White, Negative, Sepia, Emboss), Scene (Normal, Night-time landscape), Exposure metering (Matrix, Center-weighted, Spot) and Quality (Superfine, Fine, Normal). As you can see from the samples below camera can take very good landscape pictures, but fails when it comes to close objects. Do not try to take pictures in completely dark areas; instead try to make shadowy landscape pictures. Overall, Samsung's J700 1.3 Megapixel camera scores above average and adds as one of the strong points of the slider. Menu and SoftwareSamsung SGH-J700 integrates the specific Samsung menu and some of the applications and software, but on a lower scale. There is little customization possible with the handset, but, even if you had more choices, having just a medium quality display would eventually take its toll on you. Obviously, there are some good changes that we have noticed like changing the alarm tones by choosing your own tones. You can also modify the existing Profiles by attaching your own MP3 ringtones, but that's only if you have the MP3 files stored in the phone's memory. You can set MP3 ringtones stored on the memory card only as Alarm tones or Message tones, ringtones are out of the question. Furthermore, Samsung tried to include some basic applications that we can also find in more evolved mobiles, but on an improved level. Some of these include: Music player, Voice recorder, Image editor, Calculator, Alarms (only 5 available), Calendar, World clock, Memo, Timer, Stopwatcher and Converter. The phone also supports Java applications and games, but to a lower degree, as files larger than 300KB will not run. Moreover, there's a slight possibility that some of the applications smaller in size will not work either because of the low quality display or some other unknown reasons. The handset is definitely not made for those who are usually surfing the Internet. Either the small display or the crappy browser will make you give this feature up. Anyway, for a low-budget handset, the slider features a whole range of useful applications that are mostly used by owners. CommunicationsSamsung J700 features EDGE (Class 10, 236.8 kbps) technology besides the usual GPRS (Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps). Still, that doesn't make it better as the browser capabilities are far too low to satisfy any needs. There's surely an improvement as users will be able to take advantage of the EDGE data transfer speeds to download applications needed and hopefully able to run on the slider. Unfortunately, there is little use for the Internet browser (Openwave 6.2.3.3) as it fails to load pages bigger than 300 KB. Other connectivity solutions include USB 2.0 and Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support. While the latter is a wonder for a device that isn't music dedicated, the USB connection also enables users to charge the phone. There's only basic email support, and you can store around 200 SMSs in the phone's memory. The triband (GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900) network compatible handset has a mediocre GSM signal reception. The sound is pretty clear and very loud. I have experienced drops in signal reception in places that have little network cover. This is unusual as a Nokia handset doesn't experience this kind of troubles in the same locations, so I wouldn't rate Samsung J700 more than 7 on a 1 to 10 scale. Processor and MemorySamsung SGH-J700 features an ARM9 family processor running at speeds up to 220 MHz. The mid-level CPU makes a good addition to the technical specifications of the slider, as the menu browsing is very smooth. Still, I have experienced unusual lags when browsing the memory card, but nothing that cannot be handled. As expected, Samsung J700 features a mere 10 MB internal memory available for the end user. What's more important is the fact that it features a microSD slot card that will enable the user to expand the storage space. I have tried to insert various microSD cards, but it seems that the slider only supports 1GB microSD cards maximum. Still, this greatly improves the slider's functionality, as you can store more MP3 files and/or pictures. MultimediaThe Samsung J700 supports MPEG4/3GP and H263 video formats for video playback and video recording. Furthermore, the integrated music player supports MP3, AAC, AAC+ and MIDI files. Sound quality is more than adequate for this low-budget phone. Without being exceptional, sound vibes are well above average and only a good eared music freak will be able to make any difference between J700 and a much expensive music dedicated handset. Unfortunately, the music player cannot be run in the background, but features some cool Equalizer settings such as: Bassbooster, Treblebooster, Dance, Pop, Rock, Jazz, Classical and Spokenword. The FM Radio lacks the RDS function and can only be listened with the headset inserted. This time Samsung made it possible for the user to run the Radio in the background or even transfer the sound to loudspeaker. Overall, Samsung J700 provides a well-sound multimedia experience that exceeded all expectations. BatteryJust like in many cases, the usual 800 mAh Li-Ion battery supplies Samsung J700's slider also. The phone's official numbers state a 3 hour talk time and 250 hours of standby time. These numbers have been attainable, thus the slider scored another strong point. In fact, the phone lasted more than three hours of talk time. This is no low accomplishment, even for such a low-end handset that doesn't have any high features to exhaust the battery faster. ImpressionsThe SGH-J700 offers a premium style that is sleek and classy with its reflective surface and slide-up slim appearance. Furthermore, it offers a modern package: trendsetting style and well-rounded features. Few low-budget mobile phones manage to embed such a high-quality mix of technical specs, style and functionality. The slider is surely one of the best in its range available at the moment on the market. The GoodThe strong point of the device is surely the low price that you have to pay to take advantage of such good quality features. Samsung SGH-J700 features one of the best 1.3 Megapixel cameras, way above average battery and medium quality music sound. EDGE connectivity and Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support also add to the great functionality of the phone. The BadThe only negative that I have noticed is the mediocre display, which doesn't seem to cope with the rest of its features. Also, if you can 'bear' the same unchanged slide design offered by Samsung, the J700 handset will definitely serve you well. Sales packageSamsung SGH-J700 handset Standard battery Li-Ion 800 mAh Travel Charger Headset User Manual Photo: Tudor Raiciu for Softpedia.com
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| Comment #1 by: ovi3252004 on 19 May 2008, 18:55 UTC |  reply to this comment | Mi-a placut modul in care a fost realizata analiza telefoului. Destule detalii, pentru a forma o opinie , indiferent cat de pretentios e cititorul.Si cel mai important , acum caut telefonul, sa vad de unde il pot cumpara . :) |
| Comment #1.1 by: Rebecca longstaff. on 10 Aug 2008, 18:52 GMT | i'm buying this phone on tuesday but i need to know if it takes the same charger adaptment as the u600 or d900i?
or is it the same as the g600?
email me please at rebeccalongstaff@hotmail.co.uk
let me know asap.
thanks (Y). |
| Comment #2 by: Richelle King on 26 May 2008, 13:21 UTC | reply to this comment | A SanDisk 2GB MicroSD card shows as 1983360 KB capacity on my phone, under Settings > 13 - Memory Settings > 2 - Memory Card Settings > Memory Card Details > Capacity. |
| Comment #2.1 by: Icon on 27 May 2008, 09:43 GMT | Cool, I have also tried one and it also woked but freezed my handset when I tried to access it. Tried again now and I get the same result: 2GB microSD card is unusable. Maybe it's a hardware fault in my device. |
| Comment #3 by: AdY on 03 Jun 2008, 13:39 UTC | reply to this comment | I have a SanDisk 2GB MicroSD card and it works fine for me, no freezing ... nothing, even though it's 95% full with mp3's :) |
| Comment #3.1 by: T.J. on 12 Feb 2009, 05:34 GMT | I TOO HAVE A 2 GIG MICRO SD DISK IN MY J-700 AND IT TOO WORKS FINE!!!..COSMIN MADE A COMMENT THAT SAID YOU DONT GET A USB CABLE WITH THE PHONE,I GOT A USB CABLE,CHARGER AND A SET OF EAR PHONES WITH MINE. MAYBE SOME MOBILE DEALERS INCLUDE A USB AND SOME DONT. |
| Comment #4 by: Shaun on 17 Jun 2008, 16:48 UTC | reply to this comment | Hey Just curious but does anyone know what type of or version of mpeg4 it supports as there is loads. Ive tried a mp4 converter and when I put it on my phone it says the video isnt supported, but I can take videos from my phone and my pc plays the mp4 back.
Also to note I got a sandisk 2gig MicroSD card and again it works fine, no freezing except a little lag when it loads my song folder, nothing you cant handle. It dosnt support cards larger then 2gig. |
| Comment #4.1 by: David on 27 Dec 2008, 23:43 GMT | Awesome phone for the price. Excelent battery life and great features. Music player is pretty good and it has a sweeet fm radio. Plays 3gp movies perfectly but is a little slow to load up large movies. Reception is by far the best I have had in recent years. I live in a poor reception area and where all other phones need setting on the window sill to get any signal on any network this one lets me walk around the house while talking no problem. My last phone was a e250 which gave no trouble so I am expecting long life from this one. |
| Comment #5 by: Bajabulile on 22 Jun 2008, 13:50 UTC | reply to this comment | WOW!!!!!!!!! this phone is awsome, i just can not wait till the 3rd of July cos i will be grtting a J700!!!!!! i know everything about it well almost everything and i am definetly buying it, i was going to buy a E250 but i have changed my mind to a J700 cos a J700 is way better than a E250. man this phone ROCKS BIG TIME!!! I JUST CAN'T WAIT, I JUST CAN'T WAIT , I - JUST - CAN'T - WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Comment #6 by: Sanders Sunny on 02 Jul 2008, 15:00 UTC | reply to this comment | i bought a damn 4gb micro sd and it doesn't work for me!!!!! I'm so pissed off now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Comment #6.1 by: Zulfiqar on 24 Oct 2010, 09:02 GMT | Hey Sunny if u have a booklet of this set, read in its instructions. The max capacity SD card it accepts is 2 GB, it doesn't accept more than that... |
| Comment #7 by: Strik3 on 10 Jul 2008, 20:51 UTC | reply to this comment | Am cumparat j700-le acum 2 sapt.. si e cel mai bun tel care l-am avut vreodata... si n-au fost putine la numar..vreo 10-15 probabil :)
Designul este superb.. chiar imi place.. mai frumos ca 90% din mobilele de pe piata.. ca features are absolut tot ce e necesar in afar de wi-fi si o camera cu MUUULTI MP .. desi cea care o are , de 1.3 face niste poze surprinzator de bune , la fel ca si k750ul meu anterior.. care era de 2mp si recunoscut pt claritatea pozelor.
i-am pus si un card de 2 gb.. pe care l-am umplut cu muzica si merge exemplar cu el , fara sa se blocheze sau sa mearga lent. Nu mi-a facut absolut nici o problema pana acum.
Il recomand cu caldura.. daca sunteti in dubii , daca sa-l cumparati sau nu , eu zic sa-l luati cat mai rpd pt ca are tot ce ii trebuie. ;) |
| Comment #8 by: elsayed eldessouki on 22 Jul 2008, 07:12 UTC | reply to this comment | i neen dictonry arabic to english forSGH-j700 |
| Comment #9 by: Ivona on 23 Jul 2008, 23:38 UTC | reply to this comment | I have this phone, the pink one! It realy is fantastic! I love ti! |
| Comment #10 by: Ivona on 23 Jul 2008, 23:38 UTC | reply to this comment | I have this phone, the pink one! It realy is fantastic! I love ti! |
| Comment #11 by: Amy on 26 Jul 2008, 21:53 UTC | reply to this comment | this phone is really good,
but i cant change my password [ security password]
the default password '' 00000000 ''
but it does not work,
its a brand new phone, so nobody has changed the password,
im trying to stop my brother going through my phone.
can anybody help me please? |
| Comment #12 by: James on 06 Aug 2008, 08:00 UTC | reply to this comment | this phone is great!!!!! can anyway work out how to change the ringtone, there only seems to be one? I dont really want to pay money to download another one
Thanxx!! |
| Comment #12.1 by: Najm on 30 Apr 2009, 09:31 GMT | Hey,new j700 has no default password.you have to set a new password of your own choice. |
| Comment #13 by: Bob Andreea on 16 Aug 2008, 21:51 UTC | reply to this comment | I like very much J 700 and i think that is very good |
| Comment #14 by: olatunbosun olaoye on 20 Aug 2008, 10:15 UTC | reply to this comment | I Iike it ,very beautiful but the charging is somehow difficult, when ever i plug, it won't charge properly, it will only blink and stop charging.what can i do to rectify this problem. |
| Comment #15 by: rc on 31 Aug 2008, 13:33 UTC | reply to this comment | hey i thought the same thing too... but there are more!!! go to Settings>phone setting>phone profiles, then choose one, ex: normal, then go to Options>edit>incoming calls> voice call ringtones
Hope this helps! |
| Comment #16 by: curtinparloe on 02 Sep 2008, 17:49 UTC | reply to this comment | I like this phone, although it seems twitchy with some media. I copied an image from my D500 and every time I opened the image folder the phone froze - I had to use the PC software to remove the image. Today I converted the movie Scarface to 3GP and copied it to my new MicroSD card, but it freezes when I try to open (or delete) it. I'm still trying to find out why... |
| Comment #17 by: rob on 28 Sep 2008, 17:53 UTC | reply to this comment | Some body knows what videos it can play, I tryed with mp4 and 3gp but it says not supported : ( |
| Comment #18 by: nora on 07 Oct 2008, 10:55 UTC | reply to this comment | im getting this phone in two days but i just wanna know do u get a usb link in the package when you buy it?? |
| Comment #18.1 by: Cosmin Vasile on 08 Oct 2008, 07:16 GMT | Nope, you don't get an USB cable in the sales package. |
| Comment #19 by: sundar on 10 Oct 2008, 11:18 UTC | reply to this comment | hiiiii....this phone looks good i am using for the past 4 months or so bt its options are waste..u dont have a playback option ..note:very big dis adv
u cant slide thro' pics in memory car.....i gave my mobile for service 2 times since i bought it..so beware of this mobile...better go for nokia 3110c...it has all options ..its far far better than samsung shg j700... |
| Comment #20 by: Mihai on 13 Oct 2008, 05:51 UTC | reply to this comment | did someone can tell me how can change the ring tone for normal phone profiles with a mp3 ? |
| Comment #21 by: Jo on 14 Oct 2008, 21:00 UTC | reply to this comment | What color is the one being showed in the images?
It looks more like a mixture of both pink and black...
But I've read they come in two separate colors of black, and pink. |
| Comment #22 by: Kirolos on 18 Oct 2008, 14:07 UTC | reply to this comment | i need help about the music player ...
i would like to ask if any available software update to make it play in background ??
Please need answer or reply |
| Comment #23 by: cherelle on 22 Oct 2008, 13:50 UTC | reply to this comment | my Samsung J700 won't let me text any one does any one know why?? |
| Comment #24 by: adrian on 23 Nov 2008, 08:49 UTC | reply to this comment | a very good mobile but only 4 tones for the sms ringtone.does any one knows how to change the tones if possible |
| Comment #25 by: Rabs on 23 Nov 2008, 12:14 UTC | reply to this comment | use the mp3's you download as tones
phone settings-> phone profiles-> normal-> line 1-> voice call ring tone/ message alert |
| Comment #26 by: adrian on 27 Nov 2008, 17:29 UTC | reply to this comment | thanks very much rabs.
do you know how to set the message tone for the samsung E250 because it doesn't have a profile like J700.
thanks |
| Comment #27 by: cassie on 30 Nov 2008, 05:58 UTC | reply to this comment | im just curious on this phone can you have a message tone for an individual person i used to on my zv60?? if so how do i do it |
| Comment #28 by: dan on 01 Dec 2008, 21:26 UTC | reply to this comment | It's crap... you can't slide through the pics and you don't have preview for pics... you have to open the file (takes some time) to see it |
| Comment #29 by: bethan on 14 Dec 2008, 16:42 UTC | reply to this comment | i am getting it 4 christmas,first phone too
i hope its good
any tips 4 when i get it please |
| Comment #30 by: Nikks on 17 Dec 2008, 10:11 UTC | reply to this comment | planning to get this phone.... just wanna knw... can we play songs from the mem card continuously ..... or is tat i ve to keep pressing play for every mp3 songs from the mem card... |
| Comment #31 by: Chris on 18 Dec 2008, 16:16 UTC | reply to this comment | One problem with this phone...the amount of txt mssgs you can store...it's only 200!!! You cannot use a memory card as extra storage for text messages either, so if you do txt a lot, know that you WILL have to delete mssgs once you reach 200....and that this phone isn't for you! I'll be selling mine asap. |
| Comment #32 by: Jem on 22 Dec 2008, 21:09 UTC | reply to this comment | Seriously, these are really rubbish now. I have a J700 and a G600 and even for the price, my iphone is way better. |
| Comment #33 by: nosferat on 23 Dec 2008, 17:45 UTC | reply to this comment | Are you kidding me? comparing an iphone to the j700,bravo my friend,you just proved what we new already,you are stupid |
| Comment #34 by: ra on 24 Dec 2008, 13:32 UTC | reply to this comment | Does anyone know if there is a software update to this phone? firmware? |
| Comment #35 by: ian on 01 Jan 2009, 19:36 UTC | reply to this comment | can anyone tell me how to set the phone to store photos etc to memory card? have tried and tried. |
| Comment #36 by: helloalx on 04 Jan 2009, 10:28 UTC | reply to this comment | i have the phone.it`s working with a microSD card of2gb...it`s ok...a little battery problem but this is Samsung. |
| Comment #37 by: Matt on 04 Jan 2009, 14:16 UTC | reply to this comment | Im also having a problem playing video files, have tried changing the file extension to 3gp but it says unsupported content. This is when I try to load from the PC, but when someone bluetoothed me a 3gp video it works ok! Any ideas??? |
| Comment #38 by: Niall on 10 Jan 2009, 10:22 UTC | reply to this comment | absoulutley amazing fone and I would reccomend this fone to anybody! |
| Comment #40 by: chelutu on 12 Jan 2009, 19:28 UTC | reply to this comment | About playing video files with SGH J700.
It must been converted into an mp4 or 3gp files. I used 4U MP4 converter and i set the frame size into 128x96 and frame rate into 12 fps. Otherwise it will says that the video format is unsupported. I convert the video files from avi or mpg into mp4 files, but i think that work for 3gp also. |
| Comment #41 by: sushil on 13 Jan 2009, 17:27 UTC | reply to this comment | hi............this is sushil .....from jaipur......how can i find this pink colour......it is only avalible in black>>>????? |
| Comment #42 by: Ryann on 13 Jan 2009, 23:09 UTC | reply to this comment | phone is good only problem is when you do have a usb it only sends songs directly to the phone, the memory card doesnt show up on the pc. :S (this is using samsung cd software) but yehh good phone 2gb card works fine juss wish it took a few more formats. |
| Comment #42.1 by: mopages on 26 Apr 2009, 17:37 GMT | yea i have the same problem, the computer cannot read my j700's micro sd memory card through the phone even with the Pc Studio software, do you know how this can be done |
| Comment #43 by: Rocky on 14 Jan 2009, 20:36 UTC | reply to this comment | I have a samsung J700 and I have a San Disk MicroSD and my phone won't read it!!! WHY????? |
| Comment #44 by: Bella on 18 Jan 2009, 07:27 UTC | reply to this comment | I have samsung SGH-J700... i bought it from spain it is really nice phone..but i can't activate its gprs bcoz my network doesn't support the phone....i really want to install games to my phone but i don't know any other way because i have tried to download from my pc but it doesn't work at all!.....anyone knows how to install games on this phone? can anyone teach me?..plssss... |
| Comment #45 by: Jo on 19 Jan 2009, 00:53 UTC | reply to this comment | I bought this phone 2 days ago and it is crap!! Nothing in this phone is where you would think it is, I'm baffled, and I've spent ages fiddling with it and Im bored now. Poor picture taking, poor memory, found it very basic. |
| Comment #46 by: sandeepbhatt on 02 Feb 2009, 11:36 UTC | reply to this comment | hi ...
i want to know how much price samsung SGH-J700. plz let me know anyone |
| Comment #46.1 by: uma on 02 Jan 2010, 09:54 GMT | hi,
Last week only i bought that mobile that cost is Rs:3800/- except memory card |
| Comment #47 by: Nicolette on 11 Feb 2009, 16:22 UTC | reply to this comment | its ok..... but i just wanna know if it can hold 2gb?!! thanhsxxx |
| Comment #48 by: tillyjr on 11 Feb 2009, 17:57 UTC | reply to this comment | I'm gettin this phone in a few days and I'm really lookin forward to it!! I'm changing from a faulty n3110c that has been replaced 4 times!!! De 3110c is a good phone but its internals have problems..... can't wait to get this phone!! |
| Comment #50 by: Conrad on 15 Feb 2009, 13:22 UTC | reply to this comment | Have this phone since a week. The learning curve is somewhat steep after using a Sony Ericsson. As far as basic functions go there is nothing wrong with the unit. My gripes are with a) access of the SD memory card via the PC Studio software i.e. the need to chan ge the PC Connection setting in the phone to mass storage and vice versa b) the inability to use the SD Memory chip for contact an d appointment data and c) the inability of the PC Studio SW to alter contact data in the phone memory. It can alter / write to the SIM but apparently not to the phone memory. Also so far - but that may be provider (T-Mobile) specific - the e-mail function has failed for a number of reasons. Otherwise I think the phone has an excellent price / performance ratio. |
| Comment #51 by: Me on 18 Feb 2009, 13:08 UTC | reply to this comment | This is the best value phone ever! Shame about the max memory card 2gb/ |
| Comment #52 by: just someone with an answer on 28 Feb 2009, 16:44 UTC | reply to this comment | heey,
yeah if you wanna change the ringtone just download some music on your phone(via internet (comp)) or some free ringtones from the internet and then go to my files>music and (choose the one you want as ringtone!!!)click options instal as ringtone. and now you have yourself an ringtone p.s it is posible with .MP3 files. |
| Comment #53 by: anuska on 07 Mar 2009, 12:37 UTC | reply to this comment | I would like to ask what does it mean that letter "E" which stands by the clock and what should i do to turn it off. |
| Comment #54 by: dave jones on 23 Mar 2009, 18:44 UTC | reply to this comment | my phone has a pass word on it but my daughter has forgotten the pass word is their any way i can cancel out this pass word out the make is a j700 thankyou |
| Comment #55 by: JAP on 16 Apr 2009, 09:28 UTC | reply to this comment | i just bought my j700 last week and its fine. i also tried 2gb Kingston microSD and it works but it only shows 1.9+ gb. but yeah for a low budget phone this j700 is fantastic. so if you feel uncomfortable with the phone, you can buy an expensive one if its comfortable in your pocket. LOL. |
| Comment #56 by: prasanna on 21 Apr 2009, 10:20 UTC | reply to this comment | Am using the same and its fine too. But when I send some messages to somebody, there is nothing displyed in sent items folder. Is there any setting for that? |
| Comment #56.1 by: elizabth on 11 May 2009, 14:40 GMT | i would also like to know why sent messages are not displayed in the outbox/sent items folder |
| Comment #56.2 by: maz on 09 Aug 2009, 09:06 GMT | just found out after loads of searching on the net that only way of saving msgs is clicking 'save and send' under the send option, every time u send one. ridiculous... |
| Comment #57 by: mopages.co.uk on 26 Apr 2009, 18:19 UTC | reply to this comment | YAY IVE FIGURED OUT HOW TO READ THE MEMORY CARD ON THE COMPUTER!
it doesnt even require the stupid pc studio software!
on the phone, go to settings, 8)pc connections and change it to mass storage!
next time you connect to the computer it’ll automatically have the memory card appear in my computer for easy drag/dropping copy/pasting of files! |
| Comment #58 by: indiehcik77 on 08 May 2009, 17:01 UTC | reply to this comment | Does anyone know how to get Mp3's to play continuously from the sd card when in music player? It's a total pain having to press play for each individual song!! |
| Comment #59 by: hari on 11 May 2009, 04:59 UTC | reply to this comment | This phone is good.... features like setting the FM as ur alarm r really cool....sound quality through hands free is very good otherwise its an avg. one,A good camera ,smooth keys ...but main disadv. is that it can't execute JAR files above 300kb & more over no background playing of music player |
| Comment #60 by: govind menon on 19 May 2009, 11:47 UTC | reply to this comment | heyy,i bought dis phone from dubai about a month ago!! i just want to know how can we change the theme other than the two themes given.can we download themes????? plz reply |
| Comment #61 by: souvik banerjee on 23 Jul 2009, 18:02 UTC | reply to this comment | this ph is pretty cool, but i just want to knw how games and softwares can be installed in this device by using usb not mobile INTRNT |
| Comment #62 by: Faniyan on 06 Aug 2009, 14:02 UTC | reply to this comment | the default browser settings on my J700 T-mobile phone is not working in my country (Nigeria). i couldn't delete them, i need help How can i change it to the one that works in my country (Nigeria) |
| Comment #63 by: Li on 09 Oct 2009, 18:19 UTC | reply to this comment | hey my phone has suddenly stopped receivi9ng txt msgs from an individual number. they can still call me, i can call them and they can receive my msgs. any clues coz i am stuck!!! iu have tried using my sim in another phone and treansfering my details to a new sim. HELP please!!!!! |
| Comment #64 by: tom on 12 Oct 2009, 05:42 UTC | reply to this comment | the phone looks good, but if you want the camera function and storage it is far from straightforward, can't recommend it. |
| Comment #65 by: ely on 18 Oct 2009, 03:46 UTC | reply to this comment | great great great!!! i love this phone.. i have this phone and it works fine. great great great... |
| Comment #66 by: Nilima on 04 Dec 2009, 10:50 UTC | reply to this comment | actually its a really cool phone and it also supports 8gb memory |
| Comment #66.1 by: pro on 31 Dec 2011, 11:39 GMT | it supports only 2gb |
| Comment #67 by: maryum on 23 Dec 2009, 08:27 UTC | reply to this comment | hi!
i like my mobile very much but after putting memory card.i stated to download something from pc .always a command occurrs insifficiant memory ,wut i do i 've inserted memory card |
| Comment #69 by: millie on 10 Jan 2010, 11:59 UTC | reply to this comment | ME TOO BUT I CANT GET THE MUSIC PLAYER TO WORK!!!
I CANT DOWNLOAD THE MUSIC FROM MY PC
MILLIE XXX :P |
| Comment #70 by: jigar on 07 Feb 2010, 12:41 UTC | reply to this comment | is there any software that can support back ground music play? |
| Comment #71 by: vivek on 16 Mar 2010, 06:47 UTC | reply to this comment | i wanna know that on which format does the videos play in dis mobile phone |
| Comment #72 by: raj on 06 Apr 2010, 03:40 UTC | reply to this comment | It supports 3gp.Use Fromat Factory software for 3gp conversion. |
| Comment #73 by: Julia on 15 Apr 2010, 04:48 UTC | reply to this comment | I think it is just your phone. I have it too but mine charges fine.
:)
So, yeah. |
| Comment #74 by: Abhishek on 01 May 2010, 07:09 UTC | reply to this comment | Hi,
I am not able to activate blue tooth in this phone , when i am trying to activate the blue tooth it is taken long processing but blue tooth is not showing on. and trying to another time to activate message is appear that already activate, Kindly let me know the problem.
pls resolve the same.
Regards
Abhishek |
| Comment #75 by: Furqaan on 10 Jul 2010, 20:00 UTC | reply to this comment | I have a J700 phone and it has a Sandisk 2GB memory card in it, I have 50 music pieces on it and now I can't delete things off the memory card and I can't add anything, also the memory card has also made accessing some parts of the phone really slow. Can you halp please? |
| Comment #76 by: maureen on 08 Aug 2010, 00:30 UTC | reply to this comment | hi .. i also have j700 .. the pink one :) .. how can i activate the GPRS of it ? |
| Comment #77 by: Floss on 14 Aug 2010, 19:54 UTC | reply to this comment | HELP!!! Can anyone tell me how to change the text message tone I really need to know. thanx |
| Comment #78 by: johnt on 29 Aug 2010, 18:42 UTC | reply to this comment | Really good article and highlights the j700 features. Did not find a mention of enlarging photographs once taken and stored is this possible with this phone? Would appreciate an email to the address below. Thanks . john |
| Comment #79 by: Zulfiqar on 24 Oct 2010, 08:51 UTC | reply to this comment | I m having this samsung SGH-J700. The problem i m facing is that some of my mobile's buttons are not being pressed and its all happening because of virus. Can any body send the link of software so i can download and make my mobile free of virus.
Any help or suggestions highly appreciable, thnx... |
| Comment #81 by: lydia on 09 Nov 2010, 14:37 UTC | reply to this comment | When you insert the micro sd card into the phone, where do you go to find it on the phone? |
| Comment #81.1 by: mark on 01 Jan 2011, 05:26 GMT | go to setting and find memory.thank you.......!!!! |
| Comment #82 by: qamar on 19 Apr 2011, 07:31 UTC | reply to this comment | this phone is really good,
but i cant change my password [ security password]
the default password '' 00000000 ''
but it does not work,
so pls send me its any new password, on my email id (qamar7777@yahoo.com)
can anybody help me please? |
| Comment #83 by: carlo.hohooh on 25 Apr 2011, 12:02 UTC | reply to this comment | why does my sent box is not working ?? hmmm .. |
| Comment #84 by: Galal on 15 May 2011, 17:40 UTC | reply to this comment | my call button does not work , i need help |
| Comment #85 by: DANGO on 08 Jul 2011, 09:17 UTC | reply to this comment | PLZ GIVE ME THE CODE MOBAILE PHONE SAMSUNG SGH-J700 |
| Comment #87 by: jojojo on 09 Sep 2011, 01:09 UTC | reply to this comment | how to format sgh-j700 please help me resolve this one |
| Comment #88 by: Mustu on 28 Sep 2011, 11:05 UTC | reply to this comment | I want to update my samsung j700 but which software I should use |
| Comment #89 by: NADIA on 30 Nov 2011, 11:56 UTC | reply to this comment | I HAVE THE SAME PHONE AND I CAN SAY THAT IS THE BEST PHONE I HAVE EVER HAD. I LOVE IT! FOR ME SAMSUNG SGH-J700 IS VERY SMART DESIGN, AMAZING 1.3 MEGA PIXELS CAMERA, VERY MUCH USER FRIENDLY, IT'S JUST NUMBER ONE! |
| Comment #90 by: ty1cube on 02 Dec 2011, 14:29 UTC | reply to this comment | my Samsung J700 is hang from the first boot pls becos i have flash the phone and is still the same |
| Comment #91 by: Gerryy on 08 Jan 2012, 17:53 UTC | reply to this comment | I have SAMSUNG SGH-J700 and would like to know how to update my software for it, thank you. |
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