Samsung M7600 Beat DJ - User opinions and reviews

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yuvies
wr0
23 Feb 2009

look for this phone

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lisandro
L5a
21 Feb 2009

cool beauty rare very good work samsung!!! i liked!!!

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man
uEA
21 Feb 2009

no wifi stupid phone. in samsung phone even with DNSe or srs and audio by bang and olufsen. there is no much effect on the sound. i bet nokia 5800 sound from the speaker or headphone is better

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Anonymous
05%
19 Feb 2009

love the phone

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Ryo Jin
ji{
19 Feb 2009

There are 3 DSP(Digital Sound Processing) that used by Samsung M7600 Beat DJ:

1. Bang & Olufsen ICEPower Amplifier
2. SRS(Surround Sound System) Virtual 5.1 Channel
3. DNSe(Digital Natural Sound engine)

For detailed spec: http://www.samsungmwc.com

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rakeb
mJU
18 Feb 2009

i no know why this beautiful samsung beautiful and nice really

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djcrickylyttle
MJT
18 Feb 2009

Definitely wouldn't have named it "Beat DJ" as fiddling about with a few effects and random samples isn't djing. They should take a leaf out of Tonium's book and have a look at their Pacemaker for handheld DJing.
I was a bit excited when i seen this phone on the GSMArena homepage but after reading over the review i'm definitely a bit disappointed.

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touch man
uEA
18 Feb 2009

good but no wlan

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Teejay
TIA
18 Feb 2009

dj flip trix, 17 Feb 2009Dj tee jay quit moaning be happy that there is a device on ... moreflip trix i was merely contrasting samsungs write up about the handset with who they are aiming it at and what its actual functions are. of course its not to replace industry standard gear, but is a waste of time if you cant at least have two tracks to play with or add your own samples for eg. ps, just because you have a couple of sets of decks your mum bought you doesnt mean your a dj either.

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green_dragon84
n9A
17 Feb 2009

Kind of a look of Motorola??? WHY??? Samsung always had a good design, but last few models... horrible! I give one large + to HTC!

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Bill
i2G
17 Feb 2009

Kind of cool for what it is. And, I can see kids and amateur DJs having a lot of fun with it. However, for any serious use, Samsung needs to add more features: like song queuing, being able to mix two or more songs, allow effects to be applied to each individual song when mixing, etc., etc..

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D123
q}Z
17 Feb 2009

Absolutely useless beatdj application. I mean, why would you sit there and fiddle through effects and speed up tempo that doesn't even show the beats per minute. Why would you load flangers and stuff for your music. I mean its ok to throw effects in when your ACTUALLY DJING, but you cant even mix 2 songs together, scratching is totally stupid on this fone, nothing realistic like djing. . this phone should just be labeled as a music phone, beatdj total useless application.

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dj flip trix
yVg
17 Feb 2009

DJ TeeJay, 17 Feb 2009whats the point of calling a handset "Beat DJ" but limiting... moreDj tee jay quit moaning be happy that there is a device on the market designed 4 us dj'z i duobt u are even a dj... i think this will be a great phone and will be alot of fun.. its not designed to replace my technic 1200z or my pioneer 1000z its just a phone m8

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DJ TeeJay
TIA
17 Feb 2009

whats the point of calling a handset "Beat DJ" but limiting its music capabilites to just basically, (and i mean basic) manipulating one song? I was assuming the rounded edges of the phone were for pitch bending two tracks playing at the same time, with the middle screen for pitch, volume, eq, and effects. but no, just another gimmick that i can easily purchase through the iphone app store, and even that has more functionality and practicality. covering another niche of the market? i dont think so..