Sharp GX15

Ever since the arrival of the Sharp GX10 in this country to launch the Vodafone Live service in late 2002, the British public has had a fascination with Sharp as a mobile phone manufacturer. However, all has never been exactly what it seems. The GX10 only became famous due to relentless promotion by Vodafone using the publicity of David Beckham to sell thousands of handsets. Underneath it all, the Panasonic GD87, also on Vodafone Live, was probably a better phone. The public is generally unaware that Sharp has brought a number of firsts onto the European mobile market, and we should be grateful for the co-operation between Vodafone and the Japanese manufacturer over the ...  Read the complete review

The Sharp GX15, a brilliant phone, which has almost everything a person could want in a mobile. Camera, video recorder, picture messaging, internet(vodafone live), java games, bluetooth(to transfer data to other bluetooth devices) , infrare(to transfer data to other infrared enabled pda's) So this is the main features of the phone. I love this phone, i recently bought it and i'm over the moon with it. i picked it up for around £95, but now ive seen it in some shops like comet for £80!!! its such a bargain for what you get. Features (in detail) The Camera (bult in) on this phone is absolutely fantastic for the price. A megga 350,000 pixel ...  Read the complete review

This phone is a little bit outdated now but it is still a decent phone. I have had mine about 4 years, lost count now! It does everything a phone needs to do. It has a fairly decent camera for its time, i'm not entirely sure what mega pixel it is. The photos look quite good and colour looks good. You can receive and send phone calls, send and receive texts fine, go on the internet if you need to, take photos and videos and you can create ringtones. It does everything i need a phone to do. I personally bought this phone because it was a very good phone back then and i got it half price at £75. The phone is quite strong, i have dropped it a ...  Read the complete review

I've now used that phone for over a year and I'm pretty pleased with it. I got it free with my contract with Vodaphone, so I wasn't expecting too much, but it fully replaced my Sony Ericsson T610 that died a silent death from unknown reasons. The general build quality is high as I keep my phone most of the times in my pocket together with a bunch of keys and it hasn't suffered too much. The only bad thing is the silver paint chipping off, which gives the phone a dodgy look now. The quality of the screen is good, very readable most of the times, except in bright sunshine. The camera is descent, but the 640x480 resolution won't be enough to take ...  Read the complete review

Having had this phone for over 4 years now, i can still say that i'm very pleased with it. It does all that i need it for, take pictures, send txts, make phone calls, access the internet, and create videos and ringtones. It also has rather impressive battery life as well. These days there are so many phones out there with dozens more features, but how many people can honestly say they've bought the phone because it meets their basic needs rather than looking cool. This phone, may be somewhat dated, but even in this day and age, it still has all the basics of what makes a good phone. The only reason that you might want to say no ...  Read the complete review