We had brought you a general review of the Samsung Instinct S30 smartphone for Sprint (click here to read original post). We now bring you a three-part video of the same. Check it out.

The Samsung SPH-M810 Instinct S30, also sometimes referred to as the Instinct Mini, includes most all of the Samsung Instinct’s features, but comes packaged in a far nicer design. The physical design of the new Samsung Instinct S30 has very little in common with the original Instinct except for the large touchscreen display. This features gently rounded corners, sweeping curves, and a new color scheme that makes it a lot different from the original version. The touch sensitive area below the display is used for the call send, home, and back buttons. Hardware keys, such as those on the Samsung Finesse, could have been better.

The hardware controls on the device are all located along its edges. The reception on the Samsung Instinct S30 seems to be above average, but call audio quality is very okay, both for speakerphone and regular phone calls. The contact system in the Instinct S30 is fairly simple, but does have adequate support for multiple email addresses and phone numbers. The scrolling mechanism in the contacts list is good, but there is no obvious search functionality for those with a very large number of contacts. The built-in voice command app on the Instinct S30 is very good and this phone has a good suite of messaging apps that include threaded SMS, picture messaging, and real email. There are three input methods on the device – QWERTY, ABC keyboard, and handwriting. While the Samsung Instinct S30 is a 3G device, it lacks the faster EV-DO Rev A(INFO) support of the older Instinct.

The S30 has a 2MP camera which is not too good, but has a fantastic photo viewer, though, which takes great advantage of the touchscreen. The music experience on the Samsung Instinct S30 is pretty good too. The web browser is good as well – Opera Mini 4.2 is also pre-loaded onto the device, and is quite speedy to use – even with large websites. The user interface is much the same as that of the original Instinct.

On the whole, the Samsung Instinct S30 is reasonably good-looking, offers good features and is quite worth your money. We will be posting videos of the smartphone very soon, so be sure to check back.

Samsung Instinct S30

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We had told you just yesterday that the Samsung Instinct S30 was up for sale at Sprint in the US (click here to view original post). We now bring you the first of a three-part video series on the touchscreen device. Take a look. We will be posting more videos shortly.

The new Samsung Instinct S30 is now on sale from Sprint in US. It is available for $129.99 with a two-year agreement and a $100 mail-in rebate. The Samsung Instinct s30 has pre-installed applications like Microsoft, Live Search, Opera Mini 4.2, Visual Voicemail and Sprint TV. The touchscreen features a QWERTY keyboard with haptic feedback.

Other features of the Samsung Instinct S30 include a 2MP camera, Bluetooth, speech to Action button providing many functions using voice activation including call, text, traffic, movie, sports, news and search and calendar synchronization access to Microsoft Exchange Server and IBM Lotus Notes.

Samsung Instinct S30

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