Sharp GX30

I got this phone as an upgrade on Vodafone contract. Didn't know anything about it until it arrived on my doorstep, but when I got it going I was delighted with my choice. The internal screen is simply huge when compared to other phones, older or newer and everyone comments on how clear and bright the display is, appearing as it does behind glass. The camera is superb, and has replaced my dedicated camera even on holidays and other trips-the photos are unbelievably crisp, and you can save hundreds of hi-res pics onto the SD card, which you can remove and upgrade if you wish. This phone seems made for Vodafone's "Live" GPRS service, and anything you do on it ...  Read the complete review

The Sharp GX30i is an amazing quality phone and you will have to look hard to better it. I purchased this phone on contract on Vodafone, so would like to state the contract detais. -------------------------------- VODAFONE Phone cost: FREE Monthly rental: £15.99 (18 months) Texts = 250 per month Calls = 600 minutes off peak --------------------------------- The range and quality of phones that you can pick up for free on contracts varies greatly. So it is important that you get the one of the best phones available and by getting the Sharp GX30i, you will. The Sharp GX30i is exclusive to vodafone and features flip ...  Read the complete review

My Sharp GX-30 is not only my toy, but also a great gadget. When I bought it it was the first time I ever purposely set out to buy what was supposedly one of the best phones on the market, but so far, I'm fairly pleased I did! The Sharp GX30 is currently only available on the Vodafone network, and at the time I bought it it was, on average, quoted at costing in the region of £100 (with a contract - it's still a lot more if you want to buy it without taking out a contract), depending on what tariff you opt for on the Vodafone network. As my boyfriend and I went shopping for the same phone at the same phone we hoped to get a bit more of a bargain, and ...  Read the complete review

I had the GX30 around four years ago, and when I upgraded I passed this phone onto my grandmother, who is actually quite good on a mobile phone for a 75 year old women. Having upgraded several times since, I recently gave my grandmother my last phone, Sony Ericsson and I had the GX30 back from her so I could use it as a back up plan. When I originally had this phone, at that particular time, it was one of the best mobile phones that I had owned to date and I was sad to part with it, however since, I have become a Samsung person now and haven't owned another brand that has competed with them at all, not even Nokia. The GX30 was reletively stylish in ...  Read the complete review

I've had this phone just over a year now, and despite it being dropped and banged, still works brilliantly. The phone features a 1.0 megapixel camera which in my opinion is just as good, if not better then the latest phones offering 2.0 megapixel cameras. The phone is straightforward to use, has a large 260k colour QVGA CGS LCD screen and space for a 512MB Removable SD Memory Card for storing videos, music and pictures. At first i found it was a little bit tricky to upload songs from the computer, but when you get the hang of it, it's simple. Unfortunately despite the execellence of the camera and the ease of use, i was abit dissapointed with some ...  Read the complete review