Ericsson T18s Reviews

I've owned this phone for some time now, and I have to say that it is a good phone, but it is also a phone that has pros and cons that equal each other. So, when making the decision whether to buy this phone or not, i had to come to realise that the phone i was buying was not one I would be able to show off too much, but more a phone ...  Read the complete review

Having got a t18s last September I first thought it was quality. However I did not count one the fact that it would become outdated quite so quickly. Basically within a month of getting it the new Ericsson came out, Nokia start selling brand new phones, and so I'm left with a phone that now actually isn't very good. 1. The screen is ...  Read the complete review

Want a versatile, easy to use phone that can keep you in touch with people all over the world – then the Ericsson T18s is the phone for you. The T18s is a dual band phone weighing only 146g and has a flip key cover that hides all the main buttons when closed. The flip is used to answer calls and hang up. The T18s enables you to ...  Read the complete review

When it cam time to upgrade my phone I needed something small, light(ish) and that had a flip cover so I wouldn't be forever dialling from my pocket as I usually do. I plumped for the T18 as it seemed to fit the bill and was a £30 upgrade with Orange. It's got a lot of features for the money, the voice dialling is excellent, never ...  Read the complete review

After 10 years of using Nokia products I became disillusioned with their poor reliability. I had never been keen on the looks of the admittedly well renowned Ericsson’s until the launch of this model and it’s sibling the T10. A neat looking little handset with a multitude of features including programmable ring tones, vibrating alert ...  Read the complete review

The Ericsson T18s was the second phone I bought and I still have it now, even though I want to buy the new T28s, which is amazing in looks and functions. But the T18s is a good phone but not very nice looking but the menus and functions are brilliant and is a good phone to start with. The phone has alarm, text messaging and has it’s own ...  Read the complete review

I recently upgraded my old Motorola phone to an Ericsson T18s and must say I am very pleased I did. My phone account is a bill phone, orange everyday 50 plan top be exact so I was able to obtain this phone for £25 as an upgrade. The phone itself is small and compact with a flip top front. This alone made it worth whilte for me as I had a ...  Read the complete review

On the whole a good phone, the Ericsson is let down by it's quiet earpiece, and occasionally complicated menu system. It is all too easy to cancel a text message. Editing numbers is also in the phone book is also a pain, as their is no way of 'scrolling' through entries without knowing the ID number it is stored at on the SIM card. ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I'm a bit biased here probably, since I almost exclusively ever used Ericsson. I started off with mobile phones about 8 years ago with the GH198 (in case you don't remember those, that was the one with the antennae (sp?) that FOLDED up and down on the side of the handset! I went on to the GH337 - the first one in the style of the more ...  Read the complete review

The T18 is a compact phone with all the features that the average cellphone user needs. It is comfortable to carry and talk into, it has excellent reception and sound quality, and the commonly needed functions are easy to use. Were it not for the mediocre battery and the uncomfortable and not-so-durable dialpad it would be a killer. The ...  Read the complete review

I have had my T18s for about 2 months now i think it is a brilliant phone its small, its lite, its practical, it vibrates, it does everything that i want a phone to do except go on the internet or transport me across the world at light speed. I find it very usefull when out and about on my bike as with a holder the phone can be answered by ...  Read the complete review

Many phones today are getting smaller, some too small, the T18 is my phone that I use for work, it is light and fits straight into the pocket. The flip protects it from dialling whilst in your pocket so no messing around locking the keypad. Has a strong vibrate so no annoying ringtones in meetings etc just make your excuses and no one ...  Read the complete review

The T18s is a nice phone, small and attractive with an active flip. It has voice answering and dialing should you want to use it and comes complete with many functions. It vibrates when told, has a key lock and a few tunes. There is the possibility of making up to 4 of your own tunes which is good, but i would prefer more ready made. It ...  Read the complete review

The T18 is a good phone, it has an active flip and the quality of the microphone is very good. It has all the standard features as well as a few other extra ones. It supports voice dialling, you can store up to ten numbers in its voice dialling phone book. You can also answer calls using your voice only. It has a vibration facility which allows ...  Read the complete review

I have recently been forced to take out emergency insurance cover with orange due to the inadequacies of the Ericsson T-18. The phone I recieved just over 3 months ago has had nothing but persistent faults and the arial came apart fromm the main unit even though it hadn't been exposed to any conditions that could be condisered ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Ericsson T18s (on Orange) for over a month now and I love it to bits. It's small, it look the business and it is full of useful features (e.g voice dialing and vibra-call). The call clarity (on Orange at least) is amazing compared to my old phone (A Philips C12 / Genie on Cellnet) and the battery life is much, much ...  Read the complete review

I have had my T18 for 6 months and generally I have been happy. The GOOD: The reception is good on Orange and the battery life ok. The voice recognition does work ok but you have to speak loudly to get the best results not great in company. The personal ringtones are also fun so you can already hear who is calling. Navigation through the phone ...  Read the complete review

I changed my old Nokia for a T18S as I needed a smaller phone. It does have some useful features - I use the voice dial a lot when I'm on the move, it has a louder ringing tone and it seems to grab a stronger signal than my old phone - but .... 1. It's not "intuitive" - it's difficult to use! 2. The build quality ...  Read the complete review

I've owned my Ericsson T18s for just over a month now. I upgraded to a T18 from a Motorola mr. something or other. I am now really into ring tones as I find most of them rather annoying. I just wanted a small phone that I could keep it in my jacket pocket or small handbag. I find the voice activated/vibrate alert feature very ...  Read the complete review

I've owned my Ericsson T18s for just over a month now. After changing from the Motorola c520/d520, the Ericsson appears the best things since sliced bread! The feature list for this phone goes on and on. You get a good choice of ring tones built in, and can store 4 others. You can either compose these yourself, or cheat and copy them from the ...  Read the complete review