Sony Ericsson C510

INTRODUCTION I have had this phone for nearly 8 weeks and I think that's enough time in between purchasing and reviewing as in the last few weeks, new annoyances and niggles have recently surfaced when using the phone. My previous Sony Ericsson phone broke after 7 months so I was a bit hesitant in buying another phone from this company but I was willingly to give them another chance on the basis I got a cheap contract! And I did. I used the 600 minutes (Which I won't use ever!) and unlimited texts and 2GB internet browsing for £25 a month. WHAT DOES THE PHONE LOOK LIKE? I checked the phone out at Phones4u, I was not thoroughly that ...  Read the complete review

My old phone, which has been through quite a lot over the past 2 years, was starting to get worse for wear. I had to get a new phone, however wasn't really happy with the choice that Phones 4 You were providing me with. Unlike when I brought my old Sony Ericsson, this time all of the good phones were on contract and being a student anything more than a tener a month on pay as you go. One of the first phones I picked up was the C510, however due to the fact that on the network that I wanted, you could only get the phone in silver, and I had set my heart on the black one. In a stupid decision, I decided to buy another phone, a Nokia one and within a week, I ...  Read the complete review

The Sony Ericsson C510 is a mid-range phone released in early 2009. It was part of a multitude of phone released at the same time. It belongs to the Cybershot range of the SE phones - of which K850, C903 and C905 are more superior. It can be considered the "successor" (very similar specifications) to the K770i or the K810. --- the BASICS --- The C510 is a candybar phone, no sliding, folding or rotating gimmicks. I have this phone with 3 - the mobile company (it's locked to this network). The phone has features you would expect for a mid-range handset: 3.2 megapixel camera, 2.2" 256K TFT colour screen, 3G internet, RDS FM radio and ...  Read the complete review

My mum has had this phone for a couple of months and the experience has been a bit up and down! When we first got the phone, we were really happy with its slim size and how it fits nicely in the hand. The features are plentiful: it has a great camera for a phone, it was pretty good for browsing the internet with it's large screen and decent speeds, it has a radio which we find handy, it can play mp3s with good sound quality and so on. We are on the 3 network and Skype being included was important for us. The skype runs slower than on my Nokia E71 and can take a while for messages to come through. Using it to phone is no trouble at all though. Using the phone (and ...  Read the complete review

This phone I have to say is not as good as the k700i in my opinion but is a great little phone. The Coversation feature is an improvement I love. Rather than having to scroll through text after text you can simple look at the conversation youve had with the particular contact and read through past posts all together. It makes it so easy to find previous posts. The camera cover is also a great improvement. I found that with preivous phones the camera would end up dirty but this makes it easier as you can simply move the cover over. IT also isnt a flimsy cover so doesn't open of its own accord in your pocket. The only complaint I have is ...  Read the complete review