The camcorder shares many of the same settings, but can also limit your shooting resolution to better fit into a video message. As for the image quality itself, color fidelity was pretty good if not perfectly rich for all shades. While some pictures we took were spot-on in focus, others were off.
Manually focusing on such a small view finder is tough, and you may find you need to work harder to hold the camera still.
While video volume is serviceable, the playback was shaky and pixelated. That's to be expected from a phone of this class, so we can't hold it too much against Samsung; although we'd love to be pleasantly surprised. Call quality was adequate overall, although we did notice some cut-outs and bleeps of digital distortion. On our end, caller volume was strong and voices sounded fairly faithful, although the voice clarity sounded muddy to our ears.
On their end, callers described our voice as "warbly," fluctuating at frequencies. For both sides, the call quality improved over the duration of the call. We were unable to test the push-to-talk feature at this time. Speakerphone quality was poor. Voice timbre sounded robotic and unnatural to our ears, in addition to hollow. Even with the volume boosted all the way, conversation was difficult to make out.
Our friends had better luck. They noted the customary echo, but said they could tell it was us talking. A service during our testing period. On the Internet front, the Convoy 2 comes with the new version of Opera Mini installed--it includes Opera SpeedDial, a Google search bar, and multiple tabs, though on a screen this small we'd recommend keeping your open tabs to a minimum.
CNET's mobile-optimized site loaded in about 15 seconds; ESPN's mobile site finished loading in almost half that time, albeit with blurry photos and sketchy text. The Opera browser worked very well in our tests, with plentiful features and settings options for the small screen.
The Convoy 2 has a rated battery life of 6. Conclusion While brawn is generally the most important feature in a rugged phone, the Samsung Convoy 2 also has its share of brains and a certain rugged charm to its thick, boxy clamshell design.
Yes, we'd like to see more in the way of rubberized grips, but the phone gets kudos for its up-front music controls, its conveniently placed shortcut keys, and the large, edged key pad that makes dialing easier to achieve with wet or gloved hands.
We're not sure if it's laziness or cost that kept Samsung from upgrading the 2. Compare side-by-side vs Standby: hours max. EVDO rA. Ungroup Features Show all features Key features only. Fingerprint Reader. Adjustable Text Size. Hearing Aid Compatible. Multiple Languages. Extra Display. Ringer Profiles. Supported Profiles: HSP 1. Infrared IR. Mobile Hotspot. Picture ID. Ringer ID. Voice Dialing. Type: Speaker-independent automatic. Changeable Body Plates. Custom Graphics. Custom Ringtones.
Real-Music Ringers. Data Tethering. External Antenna Jack. Browser Software: Opera Mini 5. Predictive Text Entry. Technology: T9. Hardware 0. Storage , microSDHC. Battery mAh. Description Just like the original Convoy, the Samsung Convoy 2 is a military spec tough push-to-talk phone for Verizon Wireless that is resistant to shock and dust, vibration, salt fog, humidity, solar radiation, altitude and low and high temperature storage.
Cons Lacks Wi-Fi. Design Size comparison. Despite our efforts to provide full and correct Samsung Convoy 2 specifications, there is always a possibility of admitting a mistake. If you are interested in using our specs commercially, check out our Phone specs database licensing page. Images of the Samsung Convoy 3 coming to Verizon later this month? The Samsung Convoy 2 is the latest rugged cellphone in Verizon's portfolio.
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