Siemens MT50 Reviews
Product Type: Siemens mobile phones
Newest Review: ... as opposed to the better lithium-ion one as found on the standard A50 and MT50, and with the phone in more constant use than ... more
... my C45 had been in the UK (I only use the one phone when I am in France), the standby time of one and a half to two days was unacceptable. The new lithium battery which I bought for the phone has now cured the problem, but this would reinforce the idea that more things on the phone leads to higher power consumption. I am glad to now have moved on from the MT50 for that reason alone. The reception quality, however, appears to have been slightly improved over the C45, and I could get a signal just about anywh...morePrice Comparison for Siemens MT50
Customer Siemens MT50 Reviews (3)
by - written on 27/12/03, updated on 28/12/03 (Very useful, 199 readings)
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With my Ericsson T65 seemingly on the blink after refusing to switch itself off in the cinema and dropping more calls than I have had mobile phones, I was forced to look for a cheap replacement which would see me through to Christmas, when my mother was to give me some money to buy a new phone. At only 40 GBP on Ebay, and coming from a long line of phones that I have bought for a similar price on the aforementioned site, the Siemens MT50 which arrived at my accommodation in France was destined to do the trick. For me, this was something of a retrograde step, having just sold my old C45, and already owning a C55, but I was intrigued by the feature-set and the blue screen. Read the complete review
by - written on 04/10/03, updated on 04/10/03 (Useful, 196 readings)
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I?m, unfortunately, one of those chaps who tend to get bored of technology. Usually on a regular basis and has the urge to move into bigger and better things. I previously owned a Nokia 3210 and found mobiles boring as I had no real use for them. After a 1 year gap, I purchased a Siemens MT50. First impressions were of wonder at how small and light it was compared with my previous mobile. I appreciated this mobile due to the programmability of the left had soft key. I normally switch the blue back light off in the day and on at night. The soft key programmability feature proved most useful. Other features which pleased was, of course, the funky blue backlight, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/02/03, updated on 05/02/03 (Useful, 867 readings)
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Not to long ago I was an ardent nokia supporter, I had the nokia 3210, and was very happy with it. So when it broke I intended to get another nokia, this turned out not to be the case however. A friend had a siemens and said that they were pretty good and urged me to try one out. I was skeptical at first, however he was a good mate so I decided I would try it out. I went into the shop and proudly asked for a Siemens mt50 mobile phone! When I got it home I was first of all amazed by how small and light it was, even when compared to other nokia phones such as the 3310 and 3330. I put in my sim-card charged her up (which only took about half and hour!) and ... Read the complete review
Technical Details for Siemens MT50
| Product Description | Siemens MT50 - cellular phone - GSM |
| Product Type | Cellular phone |
| Technology | GSM |
| Band | EGSM 900 / GSM 1800 (Dual Band) |
| Vibrating Alert | Yes |
| Ring Tones | 42 |
| Automatic Redial | Yes |
| Data/Fax Capability | Yes |
| Phone Book Capacity | 50 names & numbers |
| SIM Card Based Directory | 250 names & numbers |
| Phone Design | Candy bar |
| Aerial | Integrated |
| Display | LCD display - monochrome |
| Line Qty | 5 |
| Battery | Rechargeable - Lithium Ion - 650 mAh |
| Talk Time | Up to 360 min |
| Standby Time | Up to 260h |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 4.6 cm x 2.3 cm x 10.9 cm |
| Weight | 97 g |
| Localisation | English, German |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year warranty |
