Samsung M7600, Bar, 7.11 cm (2.8"), 240 x 400 pixels, 3.2 MP, Bluetooth, 960 mAh Samsung M7600. Form factor: Bar. Display diagonal: 7.11 cm (2.8"), Display resolution: 240 x 400 pixels, Touchscreen. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 3.2 MP. Bluetooth. FM radio. Battery technology: Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion), Battery capacity: 960 mAh, Standby time (2G): 400 h. Weight: 98 g Let’s get the Nathan Barley references out of the way first: the Samsung Beat DJ is the spitting image of the Wasp T12 music deck mobile the east London media lout sports in the spoof TV show. Totally coincimental, yeah? But can this scratching, samp... B&O sonics Touchscreen too small, absurd DJ mixing app Did you buy the crazy frog ringtone? If so, this might be for you... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/samsung-m7600-beat-dj There's little doubting that Samsung produces some great mobile phones and a huge range of them. It has pushed at the megapixels envelope, been one of the leaders in producing touchscreen handsets, and, for the more business-minded, produces a fair few sm... The Samsung Beat DJ is a phone with a silly gimmick: you can DJ on it. But it also sports some innovative user-interface ideas, and, even if you never scratch a platter, it's still worth a look as a distinctive-looking device with a bright, beautifu... Bright AMOLED screen; expandable memory; innovative user interface for the DJ app; customisable home screen with widgets; standard 3.5mm headphone jack Inconsistent user interface; DJ app will be pointless for most people; no Wi-Fi; poor music quality for a music phone Samsung's Beat DJ sports some interesting and well-implemented features, but the user interface isn't uniformly polished and the sound quality isn't all we'd hoped for. A beautiful AMOLED touchscreen, however, makes it a decent twist on a standard bud... M obile phones with integrated music players are very common by now. Nearly every phone lets you enjoy your favorite music, wherever you are. However, there are mobile phones that take things just one step further; these are the genuine music phones. J... T he Samsung Beat DJ has every right to be called remarkable, not only thanks to its nicely curved design, but also because of the Bang & Olufsen audio. In addition to the shortcut on the side, the music phone offers the BeatDJ application, however;... The Beat DJ certainly has a unique look and feels good in the hand. It’s small and light, but solid enough to use comfortably.Temperamental touchscreenProblems arise when you start to use the touchscreen, which can be a little sluggish. Most of the ti... Great-sounding speakers. Neat looks. Lots of features Unresponsive touchscreen. DJ functions gimmicky. Camera shutter lag A charming enough music phone, but a suspect touchscreen and limited DJ-ing features blunt its appeal ... Obviously designed for the "youf" looking for an all singing and dancing touch phone that’s a bit different and orientated towards sound, the Beat DJ is noticeable first of all for its shape. This musicphone emphasises several features that are suppose... Easy of use, Bright screen with good contrast, External access to memory card, Good audio, nice sound from speakers/ FM radio, Music recognition feature No virtual keyboard: handicap for texting, DJ features don’t go far enough, System is slow, Screen lacks precision Up until now Samsung has struggled to forge any kind of music identity with its handsets. Devices such as the F300 and F400 may have impressed with their audio powers, but unlike rivals Nokia (XpressMusic) and Sony Ericsson (Walkman), these have been i... The BeatDJ is a funky music mobile with a neat application that lets you ‘scratch’ songs like a DJ and add effects to tunes. Yes it’s a gimmick, but it’s good fun to play around with. This is a solidly-constructed handset with a vi... UI take a hit. The Beat DJ gets points for originality, but lacks the tech to back it up. Samsung Beat DJ ... Excellent audio by Bang & Olufsen, intelligently designed touches in user interface. Lagging touchscreen and lack of QWERTY keypad leads to flawed email and messaging. https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/reviews/samsung/70942-samsung-m7600-beat-dj-phone Build quality, unique, Shazam integration Small screen, some features likely to have limited appeal The M7600 Beat DJ is one phone that needs a thorough investigation before we can judge whether it will be practical on a day-to-day basis... The Samsung M7600 Beat is a DJ. Whats on its mind is on its face, a brave stab at not only putting music in your pocket but in your hands as well. The M7600 Beat is quick to claim a territory of its own, where playback simply wont do unless you mix y... Samsung M7600 Beat DJ has teen written all over. Thats not necessarily a bad thing though. Its hard to imagine the M7600 will ever reach the younger crowd (especially having that steep pricing) but if it can entertain and entice its target audience, ...