Actually, if we look at Kin One and Kin Two, one can say that the Kin One comes in a more interesting design. When you look at it for the first time, you will see that it does not look like a handset. It comes in a squarish shape which has rounded edges. In fact, it has a unique look.

The device comes with a 2.6-inch QVGA capacitive touch screen. It is a bit cramped. It is not so ideal in case you want to watch movies, but still the handset is equipped with pinch-to-zoom support. The display is not so sharp, but it is clear and bright for viewing images and reading messages. Although the scrolling experience is not so smooth, the touch screen is responsive.

As the Kin Two, the cell phone has the same user interface. It comes with the Loop home screen. Actually, it can remind you the feel as well as look of Windows Phone 7. The Kin One can be used not only for accessing information, you can even share it with your friends.

It comes equipped with a proximity sensor, speakerphone, 3G support, text and multimedia messaging, conference calling, as well as stereo Bluetooth. You can also take advantage of Bing Web and full HTML Web browser.

The Kin One features a media player that is standard and won’t surprise you. As the Kin Two, the Kin One offers Zune HD interface. Actually, it is comfortable to use the interface especially when you browse media. The internal memory of the device is 4 megapixels.

If you are going to take picture with a 5-megapixel camera of the handset, be ready to get mediocre pictures. The camera offers flash as well as lighting settings. Reordered videos look murky.

The Kin packs in the 40mAh lithium ion battery providing 8.75 days of standby time.