Ericsson T28s

HAHaHaHahahaHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHA!!! thats the first thing i have to say about this phone. It seems to have it all fancy looks and nice games but underneath it all is a lumbering low memory phone which struggles to deal with text messages. Mentioned above is also the vanishing phone book which requires turning the phone off and back on again to retrieve. sometimes the phone will also perform this function automatically, usually when you are in the middle of talking to someone on it. The feel of the phone is good and the outward design is nice. If you are willing to sacrifice usability then it would not be a bad phone to go for. Phone book ...  Read the complete review

Right from the off, this phone will satisfy your needs, and constantly surprise you with nice features. Lets start with the fun. You get two games.."only two", I hear you moan...oh but what 2 games to choose, Solitare (patience to some of you) and tetris(yes tetris). These two games are incredibly addictive and you will wonder what you ever did on those long bus journeys home. It has voice activated dialing, which you may say you won't use, but wait. If you record the message you will use for the voice dailing, when that number rings you it plays the message to tell you who is ringing before it begins the ring tone. How impressed will ...  Read the complete review

I'm one of the lucky ones. I got a T28s as a company phone, and was able to give it back fairly quickly. Yes, it's stylish and small and neat and quirky and fun. But it's useless as a phone! We've had a few of them in the office, and the worst thing is the signal. Can't get one anywhere. That's on Vodafone, but Orange is the same. It can't pick up the waves, and we've sent several back because of it. Some came back fine, other were still dogs. The flippanel's a pin too. Mine broke - it wouldn't stay shut which became a nightmare putting in your poicket because it would open and get stuck in there. Try ...  Read the complete review

I bought a T28s 1 year ago as my first mobile phone and in the first period i found it very good. It's very short (apart the antenna), thin, light and it can be put in your pocket or a little bag! The menu is very easy to use, unfortunately the software is a little slow. From the Phone Book list of options you can create groups of friends, very useful if you must send the same message fastly to a lot of people, write down email addresses and send emails from the email addresses option. You can memory 200 phone number between the sim card memory and phone memory and every call can be associate to a different ringtone (there are 4 ...  Read the complete review

This is a phone with class. Not only does it look good but it performs well as well. So small is this phone that you can put it in a front trouser pocket without damaging your merchandise when you sit down. Yes, the ariel is bulky by comparison to some other makes, but the body of the phone is so small, you don't care. It's a flip phone and the action takes a little getting used to as it's a bit stiff at first. The voice activation option is good and when in play, the phone blips and asks for the name of the caller you want to contact. You program this yourself, saying the name of your friend in set up mode, which is then ...  Read the complete review