Ericsson GA 628 Reviews

I was the proud owner of a Nokia 3210 until 6 weeks ago when I had my phone stolen. Gone was the lovely shiny phone and its SIM card. Being a VODAPHONE customer, I thought it would be easy to get back on the air. I was wrong. Firstly I ordered a new SIM. It turned up in a couple of days. I then tried to find an old phone ...  Read the complete review

The ericsson GA628 was The first mobile I ever owned, and it will always hold some sentimental value in my heart. I brought this phone about two years ago when it had just been released, to most of the other mobiles about at the time, it was by far one of the best. The phone itslef looks very dull in comparison to say the nokia ...  Read the complete review

I have this phone at the moment. It is a good phone although very basic compared with some around now. You can change the faces of the phone if you want to. But there is not really much of a choice like the other phones. I do find that this phone seems to be good on battery life but I do have a problem hearing it ring. It isn't ...  Read the complete review

OK so it may not look the best phone in the world. Think about it as long as it does it's job that's all you need to worry about. I can safely say that the GA628 can take damage and still work perfectly. As long as you are not fussy about the way the phone looks I would say that this was the phone for you. There are no games on it but then ...  Read the complete review

I used to like this phone alot, but that was when it was first out, it is now quite old! It has changeable fronts, well changeable squares that fit round the buttons! It is a brick of a phone and is a square, not stylish at all. The easyness of the phone is excellent, and the reception that it can get is also good! but thats probaly because of the ...  Read the complete review

Anyone new to a mobile phone and all they can do, the Ericson GA628 is a perfect beginners mobile. the instructions could be better written and I found out how to use my mobile more through using the phone and sometimes by accident than I did through reading the instructions as they did leave something to be desired. This particular model of ...  Read the complete review

I owned this phone a while back, and i got it from a friend of mine. The facias aren't large, and do not change the whole of the front like the nokia 5110's do. They aren't as popular as the nokias either, so this cannot be considered a selling point for the phone. I had it on Vodafone, pay as you talk, and call qualit and reception ...  Read the complete review

I had my Ericsson for over two years before I was given a Motorola as a gift. I have to say that even though the Ericsson is chunky and cheap, it knocks the spots off the Motorola. It does not have any fancy tricks, it fact it really only makes and receives calls, but hey, isn’t that what you have a phone for? For just a few pounds you ...  Read the complete review

I had this phone for a yaer and absolutly loved it to bits. Small reliable I used it france and germany, The battery lasts for about 3 years (or so it seemed). Shame about the syling it did look a bit like a brick which was a little dissapointing the cool changable covers made up for it as did the nice ring tones. Theres not much bad I can say ...  Read the complete review

I have had 2 628s in the past, and both were very reliable - I have recently switched to a Nokia 3210 which has already broken down. The 628 looks quite bulky, but it is alright with the slimline battery, and is in actual fact smaller than other popular phones such as the Philips C12 or the Nokia 5110. Fitting a silver front panel makes ...  Read the complete review

I've been using my GA628 for 2 years with 2 different SIM cards in at least a dozen countries. It has proved a good reliable workhorse. It doesn't sing and dance but it makes and receives calls just fine. It is a bit heavy with the supplied battery and so that is worth supplementing with a slimline one. You can ...  Read the complete review

The Ericsson 628 is about as streamline as a brick and weighs in at about the same (with the standard battery). However it is reliable and easy to use, the circular menu system is flawless and is still Ericssons favoured navigation system even in their most modern phones. The 628 is probably the first mobile phone to have a cusomisable element ...  Read the complete review