Samsung D880 Duos - user opinions and reviews
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7.5
- Features
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7.7
- Performance
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7.7
- emo
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As I see surfing the net that model is real dual sim dual standby. I try some of them with very bad results (china dual sim phones).
I'm interested to know dual sim dual standby it work properly. I hoop these it will be one, but it come up in the market last moth but I don't know where purchase it!!
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- 2007-12-05 17:25
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- oish
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yes,sim work same time and sms & other setting set separate for each sim card.
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- 2007-12-05 09:00
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- Bradley
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Does anyone know if the D880 can display Chinese characters?
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- 2007-12-03 12:21
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- Anonymous
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i guess you can receive call at the same time in both SIM cards, one or any incoming call from both SIM card will be put on call waiting while you have an active call on your phone.
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- 2007-12-02 07:27
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- Mosty
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People!! I want to know, if they are both working at the same time? or only one SIM at a time?
or,
Can i receive calls on both SIM cards at the same time? Or only 1 is Active and the Other is dead till toggeled??
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- 2007-12-01 13:33
- iEuv
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- Anonymous
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Samsung is a better known brand indeed but below comment is right. You wouldn't want to be unreachable when one of your SIMs is busy!do you? I vote with WND in this. Any idea if I can buy one online?
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- 2007-11-17 08:38
- pwD4
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- Anonymous
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exec,
Who mentioned anything about Chinese garbage??! (excuse the term).
Samsung is a far better known brand for sure, but my Wind Duo is also Korean made & of unbelievable quality. When you see one, you’ll quickly notice what quality & good design are.
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- 2007-11-17 08:23
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- exec
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in response to the post below me. In Samsung's defense they are the first well known, quality, non Chinese (aka garbage) company to offer a dual sim phone. Which the rest of the world will trust as quality, unlike chinese standards. no offense of course
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- 2007-11-16 20:52
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- Anonymous
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Late comers + ugly design!!
WND Telecom has been selling dual SIM phones for more than a year + unlike this Samsung D880 unit, my Wind Duo2200 will still be able to receive calls on the 2nd SIM when the first one is on a call
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- 2007-11-16 17:10
- PBex
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- Anonymous
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DUAL SIM CARD cell phone - thats the feature a lot of us like a lot. And phone manufaturers didn't pay a lot attantion to us. Soooo, THANKS A LOT SAMSUNG!!!!!
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- 2007-11-16 14:24
- 0x9g
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- Wii
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This technology is nothing new. China made mobile phones have this feature already - Dual SIM.
The design is ugly.
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- 2007-11-16 06:36
- RK3u
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- bharath
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yes this should be really good phone bcoz of neywork prob we have to buy this phone. both the sims should work simultaneously without swithing off the either. similarly like spice D80 or D88.
i m big fan of samsung mobiles bcos of voice clarity and picture clarity.
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- 2007-11-15 12:52
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- Ilya
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Just to make it clear to everyone:
Samsung D880 Duos is a 2-Sim card (GSM+GSM) Standby mobile phone. What it means is that it can receive calls from 2 operators simultaneously without any prior adjustment in the phone applications. Hope it helps to resolve your doubts^^
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- 2007-11-15 11:57
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- ish
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please make very sure of the facts before you commit in black and white. i have a cdma phone (tata indicom) which uses sim card.
-ish
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- 2007-11-08 09:56
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- Raj
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As said earlier, CDMA in India uses SIM Card Also in Dual SIM Handsets. No research required on this subject anymore.
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- 2007-11-02 09:45
- vGC5
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- Anonymous
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To Think Ahead:
This is GSMARENA... featuring GSM phones and GSM-related topics... This is not for CDMA... There is a mistake in your name...LOL...
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- 2007-11-01 11:30
- P@cs
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- Anonymous
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cdma in india uses sim. and use can use any cdma phone which supports the tsim. You dont need to go to the company to change phone.
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- 2007-11-01 10:49
- i4dr
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