GSMArena: Sony Ericsson T650i review

GSMArena has posted the first Sony Ericsson T650i review. T650i is a stylish 3G (UMTS 2100 -GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900) handset with 3,2 megapixel camera and media player. It's only 12.5 mm thick and it weights 65 grams.

GSMArena thinks Sony Ericsson T650i has the best display we've seen from Sony Ericsson so far:

"The Sony Ericsson T650, however, offers the best display we've seen from Sony Ericsson so far. First off, it has a mineral glass cover to prevent scratches. Next, it offers improved usability under direct sunlight, and last but not least, it offers really attractive color effects. By color effects we mean that when looked from an angle, the T650 display changes colors in an instant. For example, the standard green color scheme of the user interface magically turns blue when you have a look from the right."

Continue reading 19.07.2007. 09:12

Mobile-Review: Sony Ericsson W580i review

Mobile-Review has posted a review of the new Walkman clamshell handset. Sony Ericsson W580i is music phone that was announced on March 26th. It has 2 megapixel camera, Walkman 2.0 player and build-in sport applications to make your training even more fun.

Mobile-Review thinks W580i will find its audience:

"The device starts shipping in August at the watermark of 340 Euro, and this way it will be a relatively steep solution, which won’t allow considering it a mass-market offering. At the same time, thinking of the Sony Ericsson W710i and the Sony Ericsson W850i sales, it is safe to say that the W580i will have an audience of its own. Some will fall for its pedometer, but they will make the minority, and others might like it as a quite cheap Sony Ericsson-branded slider."

Continue reading 10.07.2007. 11:18

Hands on with the Vaja case for M600i/W950i

I recently received Vaja case for the M600i/W950i and now it's time to post some photos and thoughts about it. This was my firs Vaja case, so I looked up some information from the official website and I found that All Vaja cases are handcrafted and made of Argentine leather, which sounds really good.

Vaja produces cases for mobile phones, MP3 players, notebooks etc. Unfortunately they don't have many cases for Sony Ericsson phones, but if you are lucky, your phone might be on the list.

Continue reading 27.06.2007. 10:40

Sony Ericsson K810 mini review

First off, as most people already know the phone features many cosmetic changes to the already popular k790/800 phone. Software wise, it is almost identical except for trackID and the slightly different camera app. Everything else seems the same to me.

What i LOVE about the phone is the keypad. Like the w880, it appears to be odd and possibly discomforting at the get go, but once you start texting, you see why SE is going ahead with these different designs. The circular buttons are extremely responsive, and are spread out enough for larger hands, unlike the k790/800 where you were limited in that respect. By the way, to all the w880 haters, give the phone a shot, it will blow you away, really is one of the nicest walkman's SE has put out IMO.

Continue reading 06.05.2007. 12:30

Hands on with Krusell Cabriolet Case for M600i/W950i

Krusell is a Swedish company which designs, distributes and markets carrying equipment for portable electronics, like mobile phone. Today I'm going to review the Krusell Cabriolet with Multidapt. It fits the Sony Ericsson M600i and W950i Symbian UIQ smartphones. The case is made of leather and feels very durable, which is a very good thing of course. Krusell Cabriolet is designed for the new generation touch screen mobile phones. There is direct access to the display, so it’s easy to use with phone that has touch screen.

Continue reading 21.03.2007. 18:31

invisibleSHIELD Review

It's nice to have mobile phone with big screen, but the problem is that it scratches easily, especially if you have phone that has touch screen, such as M600i. It doesn't matter how carefully you use your phone, it still gets scratches and that's why it's good to have some kind of screen protection, such as invisibleSHIELD.

InvisibleSHIELD is the toughest scratch protection film available. "The film has its origins in the U.S. military, where it was used to protect the leading edges of helicopter blades from wear in tear while traveling hundreds of miles per hour." It has lifetime replacement guarantee. You will get a new invisibleSHIELD if it's ever becomes scratched, torn or damaged in any way while protecting your device.

Continue reading 17.03.2007. 19:17

Sony Ericsson K550 review by GSMArena

GSMArena reviewed the new mid-end Cyber-Shot camera phone. Sony Ericsson K550's main features are 2 MP Cyber-Shot camera, 262K color TFD display, Bluetooth and FM radio.

Sony Ericsson K550 leaves nice impression at first sight. It measures 102 x 46 x 14 mm and weighs only 85 g. The handset design is styled with the new Sony Ericsson style – circular navigation keys and thin metallic alphanumeric keys. This is obviously the design that is going to reign in the Sony Ericsson camp this year as we see it on almost all their latest bar-shaped mobiles.

Continue reading 03.03.2007. 08:24

Sony Ericsson W880i review by Mobile-Review

Another good review from Mobile-Review. This time they review the new slim Walkman, W880i.

Looking at Sony Ericsson W880i as a solely “slim” phone wouldn’t make much sense – this handset has a lot of concepts backing it up, and its curves and shapes have been called up by the compact-phones fever that is raging on the market at present. The goal the designers set off to reach wasn’t something run-of-the-mill – since to come up with an iconic product for a concrete audience can’t be simple. In other words a handset for those ready to fork out a lot of money for a handset, willing to demonstrate and brag about own status, and looking for a decent feature pack apart from design, price and brand. A zero-risk strategy that always works out if you take the right course. So they took a slim casing as one of the constituents, and crammed into it the music flagship of ordinary phones range itself (not among smartphones).

Continue reading 28.02.2007. 17:31

The first Sony Ericsson W200i review

About a week ago we announced that Sony Ericsson released new phone: Sony Ericsson W200. Now the first review of this new phone is out and like you can guess it's made by Mobile Review. They did like the phone but they think that there should be Bluetooth connection "The most crucial letdown of Sony Ericsson W200i is definitely its lack of Bluetooth model. It is beyond doubt that not all consumers use it to its fullest, but still, the vast majority of handsets owners have already come to master Bluetooth and think of it as an integral part of any phone. All we can do now is hope that similarly to the K310i, who got a successor in the form of the Bluetooth-enabled K320i, Sony Ericsson W200i will be updated to “W210i” which will show off Bluetooth.."

Continue reading 27.01.2007. 09:17

Sony Ericsson M600i review

Sony Ericsson M600i is a Symbian OS smartphone which has QWERTY-keypad, 262,144 colour TFT (240x320 pixel) touchscreen, 60MB internal memory and and of course it’s 3G and it’s designed for business and home office use. M600i weighs 112g, it’s 10,5 cm long and 5,4 cm wide.

The lack of camera and WiFi might be a problem for some people but it also might be a plus, because the design is very solid. There isn’t any unnecessary moving parts and that’s why the phone feels lasting...

Continue reading 09.11.2006. 16:56