Ericsson T68i Reviews

Well I always see high-flying business people and executives going around with these phones. They are all right, quite easy to use, but you have to read through the manual a couple of times first. One problem i found was that this phone, because it is so small, is sometimes a bit hard to use, especially when your fingers are a bit big! It has some ...  Read the complete review

The T68 is another great phone brought to us from sony ericsson, one of the first phones to come out with full colour screen and attatchable camera, which is orriginally what attracted me to this phone, aswell as its tri-band capability as i oftern go abroad and it would just be a big hassle if my phone didnt work with me. For the time ...  Read the complete review

The Ericsson T 68i was the phone I had been waiting for, a colour screen, camera option, picture messaging, tri band plus good computer connectivity. Many reviews have been done but I felt an update after a year of ownership might be helpful to those considering it. Background Why did I choose Ericsson? Well, I travel abroad ...  Read the complete review

I received this phone on an upgrade from my old nokia 3210, I have had quite a few phones in the past and decided to try a different manufacturer, now I wish hadn?t. The main and basic function of a phone to me is the ability to make a phone call and this is made impossible on this phone by the varying signal strength, outside most of the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone as an upgrade to re-subscribe to O2 so it only cost me £30.00. It is very light and has an excellent battery life. I only have to charge it about once a week (dependant on use obviously). The buttons are a little small and can be a bit fiddly to use, and the joystick takes a little getting used to as I tended ...  Read the complete review

One Hundred and twenty two opinions and I have had to resort to a mobile phone review. After a small spell as Category Assistant for Telecommunications last year I never thought I would even read one again, never mind write one. But I have had this little fella for a couple of months now, and feel obliged to write something about it. Now, ...  Read the complete review

This is a great phone, with many features, and a great battery life. Yes the automatic screensaver is a pain, but as you get so much standby time I can live with that. However..... I purchased a t68i SIM free to use on the virgin (t-mobile) network. It worked well for a couple of months then I started getting calls cut off in maximum ...  Read the complete review

Great little phone, I'd recommend to anyone - Advantages: Easy to use, Small, Light - Disadvantages: No send to many function

I fully admit to being a computer geek and when this phone came out I was ecstatic - with Infrared and Bluetooth? Color Screen? GPSR? You can probably picture me foaming at the mouth. Add to this the light weight and rather nifty design and this should be a phone desireable to all.... but... after owning it for nearly a year ...  Read the complete review

I own this amazing phone and I must say that sony ericsson have made an incredible phone packed with so many features. Bluetooth, infrared , this phone has it all. It looks really sexy and it has really cool leds and an amazing colour screen. You can download images off esato on wap and you can also download screensavers and ringtones as well. ...  Read the complete review

Good little phone with some minor down points. I've had my phone now for about 2 1/2 months and I am generally very happy with it. As on of the new picture messaging or MMS phones it has a 256 colour screen which livens up the image of the phone considerably. Also the shape and styling of the phone is nice, it is a good small size without ...  Read the complete review

I bought a new Ericsson T68i about a year ago. I have always had Nokia in the past but could not resist the colour screen and the add on camera (that i have not bought and don't intend to) I was there during the long queues with the must have brigade and had to fight to get my phone first. So it was with much anticipation that i opened and ...  Read the complete review

The T68i was the first MMS (Multimedia Messaging) phone released in the UK. SonyEricsson had a head start on Nokia who are only just rolling them out. MMS means that not only can it send text messages, but also sounds and pictures. Surprisingly for a first, this phone is small, light and feature-packed. But at the the end of the day, it is just a ...  Read the complete review

Avoid like the plague! - Advantages: Pretty - Disadvantages: Dreadful service, Unreliable junk

The T68i is without a doubt a nifty little phone. It's packed with features and this is mostly the reason why I bought it. What I love about it: -Size (especially compared with my old C25) -Looks -The ability to send and receive emails on the move -(all the other gadgetry built in) -WAP (although it took a ...  Read the complete review

T68i is all about imaging, usability, great looks and the latest mobile technology. As the first ever phone to support MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service), it's the most expressive way to communicate on the move. The T68i has a colour screen and a wide range of imaging features. Colourful themes and a dynamic picture library lets you ...  Read the complete review

As a sceptic towards the so-called "third generation" mobile handsets, I was extremely happy with my previous mobile, a Siemens M35 on Pay as you go from Virgin mobile. However, after noticing an advertisement in my local T-mobile retailer offering a Sony-Ericcson T68i on contract for free, i decided to enquire about the range of ...  Read the complete review

The Sony Ericsson T68i is a great little phone. With Multi-media messaging, you can send photo?s text, sound all in one message now that?s something my Samsung A300 couldn?t do. It?s got excellent stand by and battery talk time, so you don?t have to worry about the mobile going dead on you. It?s got a superb colour display screen ...  Read the complete review

The sony ericsson t68i is a little gem from this manufacturer, in opposition to Nokia's 7650 it offers the ability to plug in a small digital camera allowing you to send pictures on the move.It has MMS capabilities (multimedia messaging service) so you can send Multimedia messages like MIDI audio files (text of course) and pictures, the t68i ...  Read the complete review

I've been through one phone per year since the mid 90s (People's Phone anyone?), and I have to say the last two, coincidentally from Sony (J5e and T68i), have been poor. That's not to say the T68i is a complete Jeffrey Archer: despite some "professional magazine" reviews mentioning it's Japanese-amine-girl aesthetics, ...  Read the complete review