Samsung Highnote

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Pros
Great music playback features
Unique two-way slider design
Cons
Mediocre video quality
Navigation is counterintuitive

Samsung Highnote Review

by Ginny Mies

- The Samsung Highnote for Sprint is a unique two-way slider phone with great audio features for music lovers. But some design flaws make navigation on the Highnote tricky, and video quality is mediocre at best.

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