Samsung Champ C3303 vs. Samsung Genoa C3510 - Entry-Level Touchscreen Phone Battle

Again, for those who've been emailing me to make one,

TechPinas' Samsung Champ C3303 vs. Samsung Genoa C3510 Definitive Comparison Table --

Detail/Feature	Samsung Champ C3303	Samsung Genoa C3510
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Dimensions/ Weight	96.3 x 53.8 x 13 mm 80 grams	103.9 x 55.4 x 12.9 mm 92.2 grams
Screen/ Features	2.4 inches, TFT resistive touchscreen, 256K colors, 240 x 320 pixels - Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate - TouchWiz Lite UI	2.8 inches, TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors, 240 x 320 pixels - Smart unlock - TouchWiz UI - Cartoon UI
Operating System	proprietary, Touchwiz Lite UI	proprietary, Touchwiz, Cartoon UI
CPU	proprietary	proprietary
Internal storage	30 MB	30 MB
Wifi	No	No
3G	No	No
MicroSD	Yes, supports up to 8GB	Yes, supports up to 8GB
Camera	1.3 MegaPixels, 1280 x 1024 pixels Video: QCIF@15fps No Secondary Camera	1.3 MegaPixels, 1280 x 1024 pixels Video: QCIF@15fps No Secondary Camera
GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0, MicroUSB	Yes to all	Yes to all
Stereo FM Radio	Yes, no headphones required	Yes
Games	Yes, downloadable	Yes, downloadable
Java	Yes, MIDP 2.0	Yes, MIDP 2.0
Adobe Flash support	No	No
Speakerphone	Yes - 3.5 mm audio jack	Yes - 3.5 mm audio jack - DNSe (Digital Natural Sound Engine)
Messaging System	SMS, MMS, Email	SMS, MMS, Email
Phonebook and Call Records	1000 contacts, photocall	1000 contacts, photocall
microSIM card requirement	No, uses standard SIM	No, uses standard SIM
Battery life	Stand-by time of up to 660 hours Talk time of up to 12 hours	Stand-by time of up to 720 hours Talk time of up to 10 hours
Availability and Price in Philippines	Out in the Philippines Goes as low as Php 5,000 at some authorized retail stores	Out in the Philippines Goes for as low as Php 5,690 at some authorized retail stores

Tough call.

I've had the chance to play with both of these phones and I'm personally favoring Champ - if only for its touchscreen. For me, Champ is proof that capacitive is not always better than resistive -- because at the end of the day, feedback quality is what matters. In my opinion, Champ is a bit better than Genoa in this department.

Also, I like Champ's Touchwiz Lite UI; It's simple and easy-to-use, and it makes no pretense of being a smartphone UI.