Samsung GT-E1200

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Samsung E1200 (GT-E1200, GT-E1200R, GT-E1200i, GT-E1207T, GT-E1215)

Samsung E1200 GT-E1215 in Black (India)
Developer	Samsung
Manufacturer	Samsung Electronics
Type	Feature phone
First released	November 2011; 14 years ago (2011-11)
Availability by region	December 2011 (2011-12)
Discontinued	Yet to be discontinued.
Predecessor	Samsung E1180
Successor	Samsung E1200 Samsung SM-B105E Samsung Galaxy Young
Related	Samsung E1200i Samsung E1200R
Compatible networks	GSM 900, 1800 MHz
Form factor	Candybar
Dimensions	108 mm (4.3 in) H 45 mm (1.8 in) W 13.5 mm (0.53 in) D
Weight	65.1 g (2.30 oz)
Operating system	Closed Source Samsung General Proprietary OS (SGP)
Memory	2 / 4 MB ROM
Storage	~ 4 / 8 MB
SIM	Single slot of Mini SIM (Dual sim on GT-E1202)
Battery	800 mAh User replaceable
Charging	Standard charging up to 4.2V
Display	3.86 cm or 1.51 in TFT LCD, 128x128 pixels, 16384 pixels (120 ppi)
Sound	Speaker, Multipurpose jack
Connectivity	SIM Card
Data inputs	Keypad
Made in	The United Kingdom, 2011
Website	Samsung E1200, Samsung Guru E1200, Samsung Keystone II

The Samsung E1200 (also known as Samsung Pusha, Samsung Guru 1200 and Samsung Keystone II) is a mobile phone made by Samsung. This phone was announced in 24 October 2011 through Tesco in the UK. It is the successor to the Samsung E1180 and the predecessor to the Galaxy Young, and was discontinued in 2015 when the Samsung Guru FM E1202 was released as its successor. Samsung brought it back in 2021.

The case of the Samsung GT-E1200 is made of two pieces of plastic, and the back of the phone has a special gloss finish on the bottom of the back cover. The buttons are rubberized and dust-proof, including the power button, which also acts as a call hang-up button. The phone features a TFT LCD capable of displaying 65,536 colors and a keyboard which has a five-way control button. The device has physical dimensions of 108 x 45 x 13.5 mm and weighs 65 grams.^[1] The phone features an antenna on the bottom right of the back of the phone. The single SIM slot is accessed by removing the user-replaceable battery after snapping off the back plastic cover. The phone features a torch on the top which is decent at lighting up objects in the dark.

The user interface of the Samsung GT-E1200 is fluid and easy to maneuver. The operating system of the GT-E1200 is probably a closed source Samsung General Proprietary OS (SGP) The phone features 9 apps in the menu which are by row order:

1. Call log
2. Contacts
3. Calendar
4. Alarms
5. Messages
6. Calculator
7. Torch light
8. Settings
9. Applications

These applications are permanent and cannot be changed or removed. The user can enable a setting so that when opening Messages, Contacts, Call log and/or Calendar, it requires the preset password to open.