Siemens SL55

I have always purchased Nokias but It failed me again, so while I was browsing car boot spotted this tiny little slide phone, nice colour, tidy as well. Asked how much said £15.00 but got it for £10.00 so excellent buy and it worked on all networks even better. I have found it very easy to use, good icons very easy to understand as well.Have the standard buttons,phonebook,calls log,surf & fun,messages,organiser,profiles,Extras,Filesystem,settings. I must be the first to admit it was so easy to work for even the stupidest person like me to operate. Has some tunes for everything, slide open,slide close, alerts,alarms,messages so you can set it ...  Read the complete review

My dirty old Nokia 3310 was past its sell-by-date years ago so I have to admit to getting ridiculously over excited at the prospect of a new phone. So many decisions to be made. Colour, polyphonic ringtones, games, and camera, one of those flip clamshell types or a standard Nokia style? Given my self-imposed budget of £60 surely I had given myself little leeway regarding the type of phone I could purchase? Never underestimate the dididave obsession with bargain hunting. It is rare that I pay full price for anything and as such revel in the underground culture that is the boot sale, charity shop and online auction world. Trawling through the Internet back ...  Read the complete review

From the first moment I saw it I knew I had to have the Siemens SL55. I was seduced by the TV ad that showed its elegance, its beauty and its style. Then, in early September I finally got one. I've had a Siemens phone before, the C45, and I liked that and over the year or so I had it I came to trust the Siemens brand so I had no worries in upgrading to this little beauty. On its own the SL55 isn't cheap, and at the time of writing this it can still cost you up to £300 to buy one outright. I waited though, waited for the right pay-monthly offer that would help me get this phone at the cheapest possible price. My patience paid off because ...  Read the complete review

I decided to buy an SL55 Siemens mobile because of its size. I hate heavy bulky phones that take up all the room in my bag so the SL55 was the way to go. My budget was a little on the small size so I looked up E-Bay and found a refurbished model for £57.00. After a couple of days the phone died on me so thanks to the dodgy person who sold me the phone as Im sure they knew it was broken. I have now learnt a valuable E-Bay lesson. Buy with a guarantee. Im too trustworthy thats my problem. Ive decided to try and get it fixed. Anyway Im going to discuss the use of the phone as I did like using it for the time that it worked. ...  Read the complete review

The Siemens SL55 proves that great things really do come in small packages. Measuring a mere 81.6 by 44.5 millimeters, with a depth of just 22 millimeters and a weight of 79 grams, it literally fits into the palm of your hand. It resembles a mouse but much smaller and lighter. For such a tiny phone, the SL55 is jampacked with all the features you will look for in a phone. Siemens managed to make the SL55 very compact without compromising functionality. It features a sleek slide-down keypad that houses numeric keys. Even when the phone is closed and the keypad is inactive, all menu items can still be accessed and controlled using the two soft keys and the yes/no ...  Read the complete review