Samsung Behold II Versus HTC Droid Eris (Video)

November 30th, 2009 | by ThryStan |

T-Mobile is the “Android dealer” in the US, selling no less than four Android handsets, with the Samsung Behold II model being the latest in its stable. Said device comes with a very nice media player, a great display, but can it compete against Verizon’s HTC Droid Eris? Click the image below for a video comparison of the two handsets:

behold2_vs_droid_eris

Droid Eris was launched by Verizon on the same day it introduced Motorola Droid and in case you didn’t know, Eris is a touchscren phone without a physical QWERTY keyboard. However, this phone offers pretty much everything you need on an Android device, HTC Sense included and customization options, plus multitouch support.

Watch the CNET prizefight to decide which of them is better for you.

[via CNET]

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  • coolfx35
    I am really looking forward to getting my Samsung Behold II in February. I am waiting for current 2 year stint to end to get a cheaper price. So far, this looks amazing. I have seen reviews with stock Behold II and look forward to chance to update to Android 2.0 if needed at all. Since it is a new phone, I would expect some hiccups to show, so hopefully I get a batch that has been revised at least once when I get mine. Looking forward to the unlimited possibilities it seems. Been using flip phones since 2006, have been wanting to add functionality for a long time. Does POP exist on these phones when used with WiFi? Also, have seen that 3G can't be turned off, has anyone came with a way to fix this and make it more selective? For example, when at work, signal strengths aren't that great, would rather use WiFi capabilities for any browsing or web related activity. Currently get with the Beat about 2 to 0 bars inside work, when I move around I do get better strengths. Share your opinions with me at http://www.Behold-Android.com a place only for Behold II owners
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