Review: Samsung Juke
Clock
With the phone closed, pressing down on the D-pad will let you check the time. The stand-by version of the clock is a nice bright red digital read-out on a black background. The numbers are large, and it is easy to read the time and your basic indicators. This clock is not adjustable. The clock that is displayed when the phone is open, however, has three different settings: analog, digital, or none. Both the analog and digital clocks are fairly small and not easily read. You can change the color between black and white.
The Juke also lets you set up to 3 different alarms. Each alarm can be set as one-time, or daily, weekly, weekdays, weekends, etc.
Bluetooth
The Juke has Bluetooth on board and was easy to pair with regular and stereo Bluetooth headsets. Sound quality in both was good. The Juke re-connected to paired devices easily and didn't require futzing around with the controls. You can also use it to send contact and phonebook information to other devices.
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