If you recently planned to buy the Samsung Omnia (I900) smart phone, STOP! You are entering complication that will waste your time and money. I900 Windows Mobile users, who have already bought the smartphone, hurry up to sell the device before you’ll be disappointed.

Omnia smartphone - don't buy!

When Omnia was released to the market, the smartphone introduced itself as an advanced Windows Mobile 6.1 device that comes with amazing features. In fact it’s true. Samsung really released a device that provided the needs of the Windows Mobile users, but they did not know that there is a critical issue of the touch screen of the device.

At the first few months of using Samsung’s smart phone, the device is not causing trouble. But eventually the right corner of the touch screen will stop responding to finger clicks. If your Omnia still have warranty, the lab will replace your Windows Mobile device screen but if it is over, you’ll have to pay between 200$ to 300$ to get a new screen for your I900 smartphone.