Sharp GX-10i

The phone itself is very stylish indeed. An attractive grey colour you can really be proud of this one. In it`s folded up state it fits nicely into the palm of your hand and is relatively light weighing around 110g. The front of the phone has a small display with the time and date on as well as the digital camera lens which is included as part of the phone. Open the phone up and you are presented with a large colour screen and a keypad with the buttons actually large enough to press - a novelty with some of the latest phones!!! The menu is very large ranging from the messaging option to the camera option. These options then link on to many more cool ...  Read the complete review

Introduction I wanted one of these phones for ages, and I kept on putting the idea into my parent?s heads that it would be a good idea for me to have that lovely phone!! So there I was on Christmas day, and I stared at the last present, thinking of what it could be. Unable to hold the excitement in I ripped open the wrapping paper and saw the box it came in. I jumped up and hugged and thanked everybody!! On the front, when you flip the phone closed there is a mirror, very small mind but still, it means I can check my hair quite often!! * * * * * * * * * * What it is For those who have never heard of this ...  Read the complete review

Once my contract had run out on my last mobile phone, I decided to splash out a bit and go by a new phone on pay-as-you-talk. I got a Sharp GX10i. I paid £250 for it. This was 2 years ago. Although, I have since seen it for sale for £219! This phone is exclusive to Vodafone. I did, in fact, by this phone from the Vodafone shop. The phone weighs in at 107 grams. To look at it is very sleek and pretty. It's grey in colour and has an oval shaped screen on the front which displays the time, date etc. It's one of those flip phones. It has the Vodafone logo imprinted on the front of the phone. There is also a small aerial. CAMERA The main reason I ...  Read the complete review

Vodafone offers great Sharp phones, ever since the launch of the GX10 it has been quite successful as it was one of the "first camera phones", with a decent look and useful functions. However, the release of the GX10i only brings triband in. Unless you're the type of person that likes wondering around worldwide, such as to America or Asia or around Europe, there is simply no reason to get this phone if you already own a GX10. Put that aside, if you didn't own a GX10, then it is worth buying the GX10i. The different color of the GX10i is quite attractive, giving it a shine of grey. The camera was decent back in the time it was ...  Read the complete review

Despite the myth I had that I could not work any non-Nokia phones, I went ahead and purchased the Sharp GX10i. (if its good enough for becks, its good enough for me!) At first it was a little hard to understand, but once you get to grips with the centralised controls its quick and easy to access all the functions, which include: Some surprisingly exciting games, changeable profiles, an organiser containing calendar, reminders and alarm options, phone book with massive 500 name capacity, and a thing I had never used before, Vodafone live, which is like internet but for your phone, sadly I found it very slow and not of much use! The ring tones are polyphonic and can be ...  Read the complete review