Samsung has announced that its Omnia II smartphone has surpassed 600,000 units in South Korea. Unlike in the international market, Samsung sells different versions of Omnia II on different cellular operators like T*Omnia II (left) for SKT, SHOW Omnia (center) for KT and OZ Omnia (right) for LGT.

Samsung says Omnia II sales averaged about 100,000 units per month and the reason the phone is selling well is because users are satisfied with Omnia II’s performance and its after-sales service.

The common features found in all these phones are 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, 800MHz processor, 5MP camera, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Except for unlocked, most of us would find Omnia devices being sold on a single operator. However, in its home market, Samsung has for the first time, mass released different Omnia devices for different operators. SKT will sell T*Omnia II (M710/M715) and Omnia Pop (M720), KT will sell SHOW Omnia (M8400) and Omnia Pop (M7200) and LGT will satisfy its consumers with OZ Omnia (M7350).

In addition to targeting business users, the latest Omnia range will also go for the young consumers with the integration of powerful multimedia features. All the phones are equipped with Haptic UI 2.0, 3D Cube menu and motion detection with Motion UI.

T*Omnia II features, SHOW Omnia and OZ Omnia sport a large 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen display (800×480), 800MHz CPU speed, 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, large internal memory and external memory up to 16GB. Additionally, the SHOW Omnia supports 3G WCDMA, Wi-Fi and WiBro connectivity.

The Omnia Pop on the other hand, is an entry-level Omnia handset with 3-inch WQVGA LCD, 3MP camera, T-DMB, music player and more.