My samsung intercept has a physical keyboard, physical camera button and good build quality (I've dropped it several times, a few times on hard floors). Unfortu

My samsung intercept has a physical keyboard, physical camera button and good build quality (I've dropped it several times, a few times on hard floors). Unfortunately, it's still a shitty phone. It's waayy too slow, doesn't have enough RAM, and the battery life isn't great. On the other hand, I've had it for two years now and given that I haven't been arsed to replace it yet, it's clearly above a certain threshold of usability. I do agree with your point. This is my first smartphone, all my previous phones were Nokia feature phones and my experiences with those suggest if Nokia tried to make this phone, they would've got it right.