Panasonic GD 67

I got this phone soon after it was released in the UK and have had it around a year now. I am very impressed by its size - it fits into the palm of your hand, and it is extremely lightweight. For such a little phone, the features are pretty amazing. It has a colour screen (with a cute little animated cat jumping after a butterfly!!), easy access to phone book/text/last dialled numbers, and has everything else associated with the latest phones, including polyphonic ring tones, wap, and games. The wap service was rather slow, in my opinion, but it was worth the wait, with highly useful menu systems allowing you to get what you want fast. Messaging is a little ...  Read the complete review

I have had this phone for about six months and although i begrudged it within the first few weeks, i have grown to accept that this phone has its weaknesses and that the phone is not perfect. However this review should give you some indication as to what makes this phone worth buying, or worth leaving alone. Perhaps the best thing about the phone is the time it takes to charge, about 1 - 2 hours, which in my view beats most phones hands down. But not only this, if you are the kind of person that doesn't use his or hers phone much, then you can get the battery life to last at least a week, whereas if you use the phone a great deal, a few days at the ...  Read the complete review

When I decided to buy this phone I have to admit that I was not expecting the amount of features it gives you for the price you pay - £100 inc. £35 airtime from any Virgin shop (pay as you go). However when you turn it on the most obvious feature is the full 256 colour screen on the phone - this must be the cheapest colour phone on the market. This of course is not all. The Panasonic GD 67 has polyphonic ringtones, with 20 built in and room for more, including a tone composer and a voice ringer feature, allowing you to record 10 seconds of anything you like as a ringtone. There is the voice activated dialling capability, which can be set for 5 different numbers ...  Read the complete review

Ive had this phone since its release now and at first was quite happy. It didnt take long however for the appeal to go and the phone become more a burden than a use. The phone has a habit of deciding when it will turn itself off, usually in the process of texting or when the phone is in a pocket. So if youre waiting for that important call you best carry it in your hand and keep a close eye on it. The one thing often hidden during the advertising of this phone is the extremely poor back design, with a thin plastic cover and cardboard strips to form your "inter-changable" fascia youll soon be copying tv commercials and hiding it in a brow paper back. ...  Read the complete review

i bought this phone not long after it was released for many reasons, mainly for the colour screen. But once i bought the phone though there is many more reasons to buy it. the back cover of the phone is see through so you can put your own pictures in the back to customize it to your liking. it also comes with pictures for you and has a template to draw around for you. there are alot of animated back ground screens and idle screens. you can record your own ringtones aswell as a melody composer. polyphonic ring tones. 200+ phone number spaces so far i have also had 50 text messages stored on my inbox on the phone. very easily held. And for a phone with ...  Read the complete review