Ericsson T29s

In my opinion the T28 wasn't a bad phone, but overall it had quite a few flaws. Initially coming out at around £300, it didn't attract many buyers unitl it came substantially down in price. Once available on contract for next to nothing, it quickly became popular for it's super slim, lightweight design. The T29 follows on from the T28, it's small and lightweight, but has a few new features packed up its sleeves. At a glance the T29 looks much the same as the T29 but the build is actually quite different. The outer casing feels much more plasticky, lacking the solidity the T28 had. The plastic is slightly lighter with a slightly metallic look ...  Read the complete review

Having upgraded from a T18s, I was impressed by this phone. I had seen the T28s and was not impressed with it. It seemed like a phone that you could break in half if you held it the wrong way. Far too thin. And what was with that button on the side? Designed for right-handers only? The T29 improves on these. First off, I liked the feel and the weight of the T29. Whilst making it lighter than the T18, it was heavier and thicker than the T28. It was perfect fit for what I wanted, seeing as the choice of phones out there is limited. I was tempted by Sony somethingoranother, which was similar, with a flip, but a jog-dial. But having had an Ericsson before, why spoil ...  Read the complete review