Panasonic G450

The G450 is now an old phone, and a bad one by today’s standards. The handset is quite light but a bit chunky, and would look quite out of place now if you wanted to look cool and trendy like I do! This phone actually replaced the famous G500, which was known for its terrible reception and bad quality. You would think the replacement would improve on areas like this but you would be wrong! Infact, considering their association with Sony, Panasonic handsets are terribly put together and not very good quality. Thankgod the G450 has now been replaced I think – twice. Lets hope they have improved some things. As I said, the phone is chunky, but ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Panasonic G450 around christmas '98 on Vodafone pay as you talk, and it didn't fail to dissapoint me. Although the ringtones on the phone are limited (if you want musical rings) it is one of the easiest phones i've seen to get onto the phonebook, and is very well built. On one occasion, i accidently dropped the phone into a river -don't ask how- and it got completely submerged before i picked it out again. I was worried at the time, but i pulled it out, poured the water out, allowed it to dry, and after that it was fine! It is a very solidly built phone, but maybe not enough flashy features for the teenager. Overall, a very easy phone to ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone as a Vodafone Pay As You Talk over 18 months ago, and although it is relatively old considering how the mobile phone market has grown in the last year, it is a joy to use and does not lag behind any other phones in terms of features. I bought this phone in blue because I thought it was quite attractive, many phones at the time were still quite bulky and this one is very slim with good display layout. ...  Read the complete review