Ericsson R380s Reviews

Well it's three years since anybody wrote a review on this telephone and that's because it's long since been replaced by the Sony Ericsson P800 and now the P900. I discovered the R380s by chance when I was browsing ebay. At the time of writing decent P800s from reputable vendors are fetching £200 on ebay and the P900 usaully fetches ...  Read the complete review

This phone is too ahead of its time. I used to own an R380s. I have since upgraded my phone to a Nokia 8310. Why? Ok the R380 is a great phone, don't expect me to tell you all about it (I never see the point). You can read all about the phone by downloading the on-line manual from the Ericsson web site. However, there are a ...  Read the complete review

First off, this is a great little phone. It does was it says, the handwriting recognition works, the calender does what you need (possibly a bit too much), the contacts area stores everything you could ever want, the WAP is great on the bigger screen etc. etc. (oh, and it makes phone calls as well). However, the important thing is what ...  Read the complete review

Well as a self confessed gadget addict, I had to be one of the first to get a R380s, even if it were only to see the gasps you get on the tube when you flip open the keypad to put it into PDA mode. As a long term user of the Nokia Communicator product, I was intrigued to see Ericsson's first foray into the Smartphone marketplace, but ...  Read the complete review

I saw this in the local mobile phone shop a month or so ago and, being a gadget freak, felt compelled to pick it up. I've tried most PDA's and was always frustrated at the number of 'portable' bits i carry around (mobile phone, pda, laptop, etc..). So this phone seemed like the ideal in-between. It comes supplied with all ...  Read the complete review

To be honest, a phone that has a PC etc on it will not be one of the lightest phones in the world, this is no exception. I suppose, if you are a top executive then you will want something that has everything, but, if you are a kid, whose sole purpose is to sort out their whole social life on the phone, like me, having a Pc on your phone is about ...  Read the complete review

Who would have imagined even a few years ago that we would have a hand-held PC with all the bells and whistles and with mobile phone capability to boot? This new Ericsson will quickly become one of those gadgets you will soon be unable to live without. I thought it would be pretty much a personal organiser with e-mail, but, for what it does, ...  Read the complete review

This is a cute small dual band 'smartphone,' it has wap, text messenging, email and the ordinary functions of a mobile phone. it also has other tools such as an address book, calender, notepad and other PC applications. I tried one out for a while and found that it was the most stylish and wanted phone on the market. The problem is that it ...  Read the complete review

Ericsson R380s review Used on UK Vodafone Software versions 7 Aug 2000 (phone) 23 Aug 2000 (organiser). Having owned and used a number of PDA's and mobile phones over the years, I was very interested in getting hold of and trying out the R380s. I already own a 9110 (wap enabled) and wanted to assess the differences ...  Read the complete review

I've had the R380s for 2 weeks now and it is really great. I used most of the latest phones on the market and especially the wap. What makes the R380 stand out is the speed of the internet and the quality of the screen , which is unbelievably clear, with crisp graphics. The email application is really useful and I actually dial into my normal ...  Read the complete review

now this is a great phone my mate has one and it is brilliant I wont do the statistics thing but. it has an innovative design that actually works most of these gimmick wears of but this fone is great I love it. The only problem is where to get hold of one so far I cannot find a network provider in the uk that will supply one I have tried the ...  Read the complete review