Samsung Gravity Q

Affordable. Works well as a voice phone. Physical full-QWERTY keyboard.

Awful browsing experience. Feeble camera. Small collection of limited apps.

Multimedia, Camera, and Conclusions The music player handled MP3, AAC and WMA files, but the video app balked at imported WMV and MP4 clips. The error message it displayed for the former was a masterpiece of concise unhelpfulness: "Try again."...

The Samsung Gravity Q has a simple design that's easy to use and a spacious, comfortable keyboard.

The Gravity Q has a small, dark display and supports only 3G data. Call quality was variable, with a speakerphone that's almost unusable.

If you're not opting for a smartphone and you can look past its dated design, the Samsung Gravity Q is your best choice for a T-Mobile keyboard phone.

Easy to use

Low quality display ; Sluggish performance ; Horrible call quality

Let’s talk about cost briefly here, as the Samsung Gravity Q for T-Mobile requires a down payment of $9.99 up front, then 24 monthly installment payments of $6 each, which brings its total cost to $153.99. Looking at the figure, it’s not that bad, but...

The music player handled MP3, AAC and WMA files, but the video app balked at imported WMV and MP4 clips. The error message it displayed for the former was a masterpiece of concise unhelpfulness: “Try again.” Transferring files from an iMac and a...