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by - written on 05/12/00 (Very useful, 766 readings)
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The Trium Mars is a fantastic little phone, and is absolutely packed with features that you'd expect in a more expensive handset. I've had the phone for just over a week now, and as I'm now very familiar with using it, here are my thoughts... I previously owned a Motorola am3180, but because of continuing problems and the fact that the phone isn't even MADE anymore, I decided to make a well overdue upgrade. I wanted to stay with Vodafone Pay As You Talk, who I've been with for over 3 years and who provide excellent service. Another factor to consider was that, if I'm going to bother upgrading at all, I might as well get my hands on the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/04/03 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I have owned two of these phones and I am very glad to say the Trium Mars is one of the best phones to have ever come out on the market. I may be massively outnumbered in saying this, especially given the strength of Club Nokia, but Mitsubishi were certainly onto a winner when they launched this back in 2000. Looking back on that now, it is incredible that at the same time as Nokia launched their 3310, this had appeared from one of the lesser known manufacturers. Mitsubishi have been into mobile phones for certainly just as long as Nokia, and thus their expertise is second to none when it comes to innovations. The trouble with the Trium brand is that the phones ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/03/03 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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My first mobile phone.... I was one of those people who, when mobiles first started becoming big, swore I would never buy one as they were just pointless for people my age and they were just used so people could say 'ooo... look what I've got'. I expected mobile phones to just be a passing craze as Pogs and Tamagotchis were. I realised after about a year however that I was wrong... So I gave in to temptation and decided that I wanted a mobile phone for Christmas. I told my parents this and they agreed to get me one. I was just expecting the cheapest brick on the market and as long as I was able to text people I was happy. Imagine my suprise when on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/10/02 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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OVERVIEW: -------------- This little phone is very strong and durable. It hasa great range of features and I am thoroughly impressed... Design: --------- When I first saw this phone in my local Currys I thought it looked absolutely brilliant! It was small, lightweight and functional. I had to have it. It's funky looks and miniscual dimensions are pleasing to the eye and with its interchangeable covers, screen savers and menu icons it looks absolutely superb - secondto none! Man or Mouse? ----------------- I have read a few reviews for this phone, and in the whole agree. However, I disagree with the amount of times people say ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/09/02 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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The term don't judge a book by its cover is applicable in this case although it should be rephrased to don't judge a phone by its outside case. On appearance this phone looks smart and small. It also has good features such as WAP and vibrating ring modes. The phone even comes complete with two games. Sounds pretty good and I admit it is for about the first month or so... The phone has a pretty slinky design on the face of it although the material used is quite cheap and is very easily subject to wear and tear. The phone boasts the feature of express clip-on covers although finding them is difficult and the price can vary but usually costs around £15. The ... Read the complete review
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You can crystallise it!
Rubbish camera, overall rubbish functionality
from lufcfan
05/10/2002
Mitsubishi Mars : Mission to ..er.. mars, probably just as frustrating.from BOBBOB
30/09/2002




