There are a variety of major problems with the behold 2. First and foremost, this phone is not an improvement on the behold 1, which was an incredible mess and a victim of poor engineering and software development.

The behold 2 does do much more than the aforementioned behold, but it does these things terribly, which defeats the purpose of making this phone in the first place. The processor speed is much too clunky and slow to offer even what would be considered a mildly acceptable experience. My experience was not even tolerable in the mildest. The bluetooth feature is sketchy at best, and continually disconnects from my headset. Not only that, but the bluetooth actually has less features than the behold 1. It was actually nice being able to control the voice command right on the headset. The behold 2 does not support this feature.
Texting is a nightmare on this phone, especially with the new swype feature, because they placed the "done" button right below the delete button which provedes a nice aggravating back and fourth between text and send screens. The battery life on the behold 2 is amazingly horrific. I often find myself plugging this phone in 3 times a day, and sometimes when I don't charge it at night, the phone will completely drain the battery by morning.

Dropped calls are one of the highlight feature of the behold 2, and believe me, they are plenty.
One of the nice features on this phone is that it will randomly reboot itself several times per day, or when launching apps.

I would say that of of my favorite tricks this phone plays on me is when the proximity sensor malfunctions and places my calls on either hold or mute while the phone is up to my ear, either that or the phone will just go for broke and reboot right in the middle of a call. This is probably due to it launching apps in the background that I never use.

There are a number of intensely annoying features that this phone offers like the triple stacked way of launching certain functions, for example. The cube launches functions and apps, ok,, but it's retarded, mostly useless, and come on, let's be honest, just a gimmick. Then there is the quick list feature, which I use. And there is the frankenstein version of android that launches some features and apps. Can anyone tell me why samsung decided to place at least 3 ways to access the settings feature?

I could go on and on, but in conclusion I am going to go ahead and give this failure of a phone a TRIPLE EPIC FAIL – MINUS.

Don't waste your time of money, this phone is not worth free.