Samsung B7722 review..........

Although dual SIM phones are a sensible option for a certain set of customers, they will never be mainstream it seems. It’s arguable whether a more advanced set of features will broaden the phone’s appeal. Or risk turning away the hard users, who wouldn’t want to pay extra for features they deem irrelevant. The Samsung B7722 is an interesting device but that’s the kind of dilemma it’s facing. Just look at the specs below and notice just how little is missing.
Key features
3.2" 256K-color resistive touchscreen at WQVGA resolution
Dual-SIM dual standby quad-band GSM/EDGE support
Single-band 3G with HSDPA (SIM 1 only)
TouchWiz UI
5 megapixel autofocus camera and QVGA@30fps video
Wi-Fi connectivity
FM radio with RDS
Stereo Bluetooth 2.1
Standard microUSB port
Office document viewer
Good audio quality
Main disadvantages
Quite pricey
Memory management issues
Poor screen sunlight legibility
Smudge-prone back and front panels
No standard 3.5mm audio jack
As you can see, the B7722 packs in a lot. And while that certainly sounds good to us, it comes at a price. A pretty high one, by the way. The phone can be had for around 300 euro, which is rather steep for a feature phone.
However, maybe it’s the rest of the dual SIM phones out there to blame for being too cheap, and not the B7722 for being too expensive. That’s one of the things we’ll reflect on while reviewing the phone.

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