The Samsung SFH-Q800 is a unique flip phone that was announced on September 13, 2002. It made its debut in the United States on September 14, 2002, and later became available in Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom on December 19, 2002. This phone was exciting for its time, as it came with features that many people found appealing. With support for 64Poly ringtones and a compact flip design, it was fun to use and stylish. Users could also enjoy messaging features, making it easy to stay in touch with friends and family. The SFH-Q800 offered 8GB of space, which was quite generous back then, allowing users to save their favorite songs and ringtones. One of the cool features of the SFH-Q800 was its touch screen capability, a technology that was not common in many phones at that time. The phone allowed users to choose from 50 different ringtones, helping each person to customize their phone according to their personal style. This flip phone was more than just a communication device; it provided entertainment and a little fun in daily life. Many people enjoyed the convenience of its swivel design, which made it easy to open and close. It combined technology with a playful look, appealing to younger and tech-savvy buyers who were looking for something different. The Samsung SFH-Q800 gained popularity as the years went by, especially in December 2006. By February 2007, it was clear that both the SFH-Q800 and another model called SGH-D226 were making waves in the market. The phone remained in demand, and its popularity offered a chance for Samsung to celebrate its success. This celebration was marked by the release of the SFH-Q800E on September 14, 2010, marking eight years since the original phone's launch. This shows how timeless and loved the SFH-Q800 had become, as it continued to interest consumers long after its initial release, proving that good design and fun features can make a phone memorable and lasting in a fast-paced tech world.
HW Platform/Chipset: Agere CPU: ARM7TDMI SW Platform/OS: Samsung Proprietary Display: 120 × 160, TFT, 64-bit color Supported sound formats: MMF, MIDI Synthesizer: Yamaha MA-5 (YMU765), 64 voices Related phones: Samsung SGH-T200: The phone the SFH-Q800 was based on. The startup/shutdown animations are similar to the ones from the SGH-E530, except they have the Samsung logo. Variants: Samsung SFH-Q805 (2002): T-Mobile US variant. Samsung SFH-Q806 (2002): AT&T Wireless variant. Samsung SFH-Q807 (2004): Cingular Wireless variant. Samsung SFH-Q808 (2004): Chinese Anycall variant. Samsung SFH-Q800E (2010): Eighth anniversary variant.
