Call quality on the BlackJack II was just as good as on the older model, thanks in part to its 3G antenna. Though the speaker was loud enough to hear clearly, it sounded too tinny for our taste.


PCWorld Reviewed Samsung BlackJack II and gave out “Overall, though, the BlackJack II is still a good deal. For $250 with a two-year AT&T contract (as of 12/21/07), you’ll have a slim and good-performing smart phone that can handle your calling, messaging, and mobile entertainment needs.”
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