Pros: The all new Samsung Replenish comes with a QWERTY keyboard, Android 2.3 Gingerbread and a very nice 2 Mega Pixel Camera.

Cons: The browser is not supported with Flash, and a part of it the cell phone feels a bit cramped and cheap. The processor of the cell phone is a bit leggy.

You should take care that the Samsung Replenish is amongst the entry-level smartphone whereas you can enjoy the camera and QWERTY keyboard of an Android handset. If you are looking for it then you should keep on browsing.

Samsung Replenish
He all new Samsung Replenish being the most affordable android cell phone joins the Boost Mobile’s network. Being originally launched for Sprint in the last spring, the Boost’s Replenish is having Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a mobile ID and a QWERTY to being comply with the touchscreen. It is a cell phone made from the recycled materials hence it proved to be an eco-conscious cell phone.

Apart of it, this cell phone is an Android device so there are numerous to pick from. However the pricing and the keyboard of the cell phone makes it attractive amongst others. The cost of the cell phone is $99.99 off-contract.

Design
With its vertical QWERTY keyboard and smallish touchscreen the all new Samsung Replenish looks same as that of a knockoff BlackBerry. Same as that of its rivals, the Samsung Replenish is complete black with silver accents. It is a cute cell phone with 4.8 inches height, 0.5 inches thickness and 2.4 inches width and it weighs around 4.1 ounces whereas the device feels a bit blocky on the ear.

The Samsung Replenish is a black plastic build set with QWERTY keyboard.

The all new Replenish is having a 2.8 inches QVGA touchscreen with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels that supports 16 million colors. As soon as the display screen is compared its size is best suited for the handy phone. The sharpness and colors are decent whereas the brightness is good even in the direct sunlight. I hope that the screen size must be a bit more than that of the 2.8 inches at it seems a bit less while reading emails. Just under the screen there are four hardware buttons that corresponds to the home, back, search and menu. Since these buttons are long and narrow, still I don’t feel any problem in using it.

Features
As all other Android Gingerbread cell phones supports, the Samsung Replenish also supports GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Twitter, Facebook and an inbuilt inbox for messages and email for the IMAP and POP. The Replenish is also having the Android Market storefront, Google Maps with turn by turn voice navigation, the regular music player, Google Places, YouTube and Google Talk for chatting. There are numerous planner apps like a clock, calendar, and calculator. Other pre-loaded apps consist of ThinkFree Office and Boost Zone.