What is the Smallest phone i can get??

[Miss Anthrope]

Good one! I am still waiting for a trustable source to sell unlocked C300's so that I can use one here in Canada.

I should correct a mistake in my earlier post. The Samsung V870 is a CDMA model for Korea, not an updated GSM model of the P300.

[Teona]

Sorry to bring this back up, but I am looking for the smallest phone also, with bluetooth, mp3 ringtones, etc, but I would like my phone to be a flip. Any help would be appreciated.

[holleysp]

The smallest phone with the most features is the Samsung x820, getting mine in the mail Thursday

[BananaxD]

^ The Samsung D900 is a bit thicker than the x820 but it has better and more features and a cool slider form factor.

The smallest flip phone in the North American market is the Pantech C300 offered by Cingular.

[allsmilezayo77]

The X820 is an impressivly thin phone (especially keeping the features), but it's not an especially "small" phone because it is quite long. The Samsung P300 has similar features and is credit-card sized in length and width -- though brick-like by comparison at 9mm thick! :-)

One thing that I like about the X820, and the VK2020 that I briefly had, was being very light. The X820 is just 66g. Very nice.

BTW, there is a NA version of the X820 coming out, the T519. Presumeably, it will have 850MHz. See http://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=1837 .

Ian

[Mr.Random]

I just got my x820 today and boy am i impressed the picture quality is great and it is SOOOOOOO thin, I dont think the phone is long at all. As far as the t519 it does not have a 2megapixel camera. It is amazing how they can get a 2mp camera in here.

[Disgusted]

if your going for ULTRA small then try the neonode N1M i doubt anyphone can get smaller than this and still be a phone. the neo node even has a FULL SD slot (not mini or micro)

[Darek]

Nevermind... I see that yuzan has covered that, never saw a 2nd page.

[Miss Brooks]

its called the samsung trace for tmobile, where can i get an unbranded version of this phone?