There comes a time in one's life when it is necessary to invest in a spare phone. Unfortunately, I have been unlucky when it comes to mobile phones, and thus I over the last few months I have found it necessary to think about keeping a spare in addition to my two normal phones, especially since I have had trouble with both. The first spare I had was an old Siemens S25, which was very reliable, but lacked one or two features which I now find that I need in a modern phone. The second idea I had saw me go back to my roots, and buy an old Trium Mars, simply because I knew what it could do and it was the Mars which had brought me round to the realisation that Mitsubishi ..  Read the complete review

I was given this mobile phone while I was in San Diego over the past couple of weeks for business. The Ericsson T65 is something special that becomes obvious from the first instant I laid my eyes at it. The manufacturer seems to drastically abandon the tenacities of the past 9including the numerous mistakes), plotting a new course. Modern, practical and extremely functional, this new phone from Ericsson is equipped with features, which surprised me and allowed for my communication with all of my business contacts when I needed it. Unquestionably, this device makes up one of the best alternatives I could find in its class. Among its advantages, what was indeed the ...  Read the complete review

The T65 is a great looking phone, even if it will always play second fiddle to the T68i, it's bigger better equiped (more expensive...) brother. They were released at around about the same time, and whilst I would never tell someone who could afford the T68i to go for the T65, that is not because the T65 is a bad phone. I changed to a T65 from a Siemens M35i, because I dropped that phone in a puddle which turned out to be rather fatal. The T65 was within my budget, and remarkably well equiped. It has four games which kept my interest relatively well... the best perhaps being the classic tetris. It is possible to submit your best scores via WAP to the ...  Read the complete review

Although the quality of Ericsson phone has never been in question the features, functions and looks has in the past put some people off. This has all changed with their latest range. The T65 offers many features only previously found on Nokia's and a whole lot more. You can add and send pictures and tune messages with the new EMS messaging. There's animation and itegration with the web and your home PC It's easy to connect to WAP services and is GPRS compatible. As well as all of these features the battery life is excellent. I use my phone for work and it is left on 24 hours a day. I have never had to charge the battery more than twice in a ...  Read the complete review