Samsung Rogue and Intensity now available from Verizon Wireless

By on Sep 8, 2009 at 11:00 AM
Retail September 8, 2009

Just like we told you late last month, the Samsung Rogue u960 and the Intensity u450 are now available from Verizon Wireless. The Rogue features a 3.1-inch 800×480 AMOLED touchscreen display, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3 megapixel camera with flash and camcorder, EV-DO Rev. A connectivity, microSDHC support, 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth, GPS and Sammy’s TouchWiz interface with new social networking widgets. The Intensity is Samsung’s new entry level offering with a 2.1-inch 176×220 color display, side slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 1xRTT connectivity, 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, GPS, microSDHC support and a 2.5mm headset jack. The Rogue will set you a back $99.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and 2-year contract. The Intensity in “Grey” (yes, according to VZW the color is Grey, like Lady Jane) is $29.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a 2-year contract while the Flamingo Red version is free after a $79.99 instant online discount.

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  • 5th

    touch pro 2!!!!!!!!!!! first

  • mike

    Still not showing up for upgrade for me.

  • justflorin

    The Rogue REQUIRES data now, also verizon pricing has changed for data, be ready.

  • Sonya

    They hiked the price of the enV Touch to $179.99 now. It was $99.99 yesterday. They want you to jump on the Rogue board.

  • Orga

    Rogue’s not a shabby bit of kit.

  • Don Louie Cantone

    The Touch Pro 2 is on sale @ Sprint now too

  • rob

    What’s the processor speed?

    How does this compare to the Omnia Pro?

  • bob

    Enough already! Just give me the Palm Pre, Verizon.

  • Dio

    @ rob
    They don’t compare at all. This is NOT a WinMo phone whereas the Omnia is.

    The interface is by Samsung, not WinMo.

  • Geno Rosario

    I went into my local Verizon store today and I loved the Rogue, but I was PISSED beyond believe that they are forcing you to get the $9.99 data plan.

    If it were not for that I would have gotten the phone.

  • Me

    Enough already! Just give me the iPhone, Verizon.

  • Eric

    looks like the samsung impression for verizon.

  • Butthead007

    You’re pissed they’re requiring the data plan. You’re also the same kind of person who uses all the data services and then calls up and complains for a credit because you never did.

    Can’t afford the entry fee, don’t buy the phone.

  • Dio

    Wouldn’t the entry fee be the cost of the phone itself?

    Which is affordable, but once entered you have to pay to keep it (the data plan)

  • Jen

    I just ordered the rogue last night. With a $100 off online instantly and my $100 new every two credit I paid ZERO. Plus if you order online you don’t have to pay the $35 activation fee. I can’t wait to play with this phone on Thursday.

  • Don Louie Cantone

    Jen, did you already have the Connect/Premium plan?

  • Jen

    I was on the family select plan, and up graded to the connect plan.

  • David

    Would love to be able to find the drivers for the Intensity so that I might sync up some music to the sd card. This is proving to be quite a task so far….

  • krista

    On sept 8th on got the rogue since i already had the data plan vcast pak i was grandfathered in to upgradning to a high plan or doing the new data plans 9.99 19.99. if u are a vip customer u always get the 35 fee waived 4 activation. if any rep says u have to upgrade to all new plans and u had vcast on your acct b4 sept8th they are lieing and talk to a manager. had 3 reps try to screw my friends aying vpak is gone no not if u had it b4 he new price plans where implmented. krista

  • Brian

    Has anyone ever found the drivers for the intensity? I had zero results from my searches.

  • dave

    same here. it seems verizon has managed to totally erase them in there quest to force us to buy their stupid ringtones.

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