Siemens SL45 Reviews

Good phone, poor reception. - Advantages: Ease of use. - Disadvantages: Reception.

I have recently bought this phone 2nd hand @ about half year old, i have owned it about 6 months and its great!! Especially the mp3 player, not a patch on the nokia with fm radio! even with the 32 mb mmc card it can hold 7 songs, up to 30 on the 128mb one! It cost £120 second hand, which wasnt bad, its menus are easy to follow, the screen is ...  Read the complete review

nearly, but not quite - Advantages: MP3 Player, Sytylish in Silver, Small, Light weight, durable - Disadvantages: Battery life not very good, especially when using MP3 player, screen contrast has problems, difficult to navigate

I've had my SL45 for nearly 14 months now and I have to say the honeymoon period has now officially worn off. I'll begin with the plus points:- The phone itself looks fantastic and I like the large screen. The metalic casing is a classy touch and Siemens has done well to produce reasonably sized buttons on suc a small handset. The ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone mainly as it is packed with features - and it looks great. Unfortunately though, reliability didn't match up to my expectations. As a phone, the handset performs brilliantly. Call quality is excellent, battery life very good, and the contacts software extensive. Further, the agenda 'outlook' type ...  Read the complete review

The SL45 is definetly not a tri-band phone. The only reason it worked in New York is that over there they have a GSM network of sorts. This is why it was probably compatible. All the other networks in the states operate on the third ITU freqency. It is a very good phone, but it useless saying that it's good points are things like ...  Read the complete review

It's absolutely stuffed with features! To start with the intergrated MP3 player is of very high quality and handles quite low-bitrate mp3's without loosing too much quality. most simalar specced mp3 players cost £100 pounds and up, so you're getting a bargain! On top of this are the phone functions themselves: ...  Read the complete review

I like the x35 series of phones, but not quite enough to tempt me away from Nokia. When the Sl45 came out though, it immediately got my attention and when my contract came up for renewal tehre was no way I could avoid such feature packed phone. The first feature that strikes when using the phone is the size, and then the weight, it ...  Read the complete review

I was over the moon when Siemens SL45 was out. It had all the answers to my questions. Oh by the way I am a mobile phone fanatic. Usually I stick to Nokia brands but this time Siemens have managed to change my mind. This looks so attractive that anybody would want to buy it. It is a bit like love at first sight. Or you could also ...  Read the complete review

Is this simple mobile telephone? I think, that no. Actually we have: MP3 player, digital dictaphone, organizer, which is "friends" with Outlook, portable information carrier and plus to this also GSM 900/1800 telephone. And all this in compact, smooth aluminum body. However, let's be pass under the order. Complete set of ...  Read the complete review

I've been using the SL45 for a couple of months. I bought it mainly for the MP3 player. I had actually looked at the phone some weeks earlier and decided it was too small & fiddly to be of any use, however when the 2 weeks of English Summer Sun threatened to tempt me out on my mountain bike again, I decided that I was not going to strap on my ...  Read the complete review

With so many functions this phone could easily have been a handful. But working with the excellent manual, any patient user can work out how to get the most from this device. Firstly you get a quick reference guide that is ideal for the impatient gadget freak. The bulkier user-guide seems a little thin until you realise that the CD-Rom enclosed ...  Read the complete review

This is the niftiest little phone Siemens has produced to date. In fact it’s the cooler phone any mobile company has produced. The SL45 is super-sleek and incredibly stylish. It is ultra slim and incredibly light, weighing in at a tiny 88 grams, which is absolutely nothing. There is even a MP3 player built in, which is arguably the ...  Read the complete review

features: MP3 player, WAP facilities, 32Mb MultiMediaCard, Microsoft Outlook compatible address book, dictaphone, voice dialling/command, seven games, currency converter, four hours talk time; 170 hours standby . Better late than never, Siemens joins the MP3 mobile phone market with its SL45. The call went out to Ashley Norris to tune ...  Read the complete review

I've had this a couple of weeks now, so might not be giving it a fair trial, but have already got so annoyed with it I tried to take it back to the shop for a refund (no such luck unfortunately!). I've upgraded from a Nokia 7110, which broke all the time and was a bit clunky, so I've been spoiled with an elegant user ...  Read the complete review

BEST MOBILE IN WORLD NUFF SAID. Well not quite. This is undeniably a fantastic phone, and if there is a better one out there I'd kill to have it! Firstly, this phone looks great. Its tiny, very very light and has some amazing features on it. It comes in a shiny silver colour, and has a simple to use menu system. The ...  Read the complete review

All I have to say is that this phone deserves a good nod and rub of the chin. Siemens has been classed as the handset underdog for a while now, with its failing attempts to market itself more at the 'business' users market. As a result their handsets are often over looked over to the more attractive and fun Nokia and Ericssons (even the ...  Read the complete review

Meet the worlds first multimedia phone which has just hit the UK. Its launch has been long awaited by the mobile phone community, but this product will really start to make bigger spreading waves soon. This is a luxury phone and its high price will make sure it stays exclusive. In no way is this the phone for the first timer or someone ...  Read the complete review