Sony Ericsson C902

**INTRODUCTION** I have had this phone for just over a month now and I have only just decided whether it is my friend or not. I am with the phone company 3 and have a contract with them. For the past 4 years. Last month my last phone was due an upgrade as I had had my previous phone for 18 months (which was also a Sony Ericsson). I decided to choose the Sony Ericsson C902 mainly because I new it looked good and also I have never had a bad experience with the brand. I like to stick to brands that I know and trust when it comes to technology. So.... did the phone live up to my expectations?..... Here you will find out... **LOOK AND DESIGN** The design ...  Read the complete review

This phone was an upgrade from my Samsung. I was extremely happy with my Samsung range but this time around they could only upgrade to the Sony Ericson or a touch screen Samsung. Not too keen on touch screens so I decided to go with Sony. I have always seen this range as more for men then women - by just the feel, shape and design of it and also most men I know have the Sony range! It is now retailing at around £150 brand new which in my books is still extremely expensive - this goes to show that even with age, this phone is still a top seller. It is 49 mm wide, 11mm deep, 108 mm high and weighs about 106 g. Very stylish in black with white stripes along ...  Read the complete review

I got my C902 on contract with o2 nearly 1 year ago exactly so I guess that is long enough that I can put together a useful review. ==== Features ==== 5MP camera (can also take videos) with built in flash. 160MB internal memory ( memory slot where you can put an 8GB micro sd card) Music player. Radio Video Calling Bluetooth Picture messaging Standby time of between 360 and 400 hours Talk time of between 4 hours and 9 hours Overall I do use quite a lot of the features outlined above, most notably the Camera and the music player, I have found the camera to be very good when you are in a light ...  Read the complete review

Sony Ericsson C902 - Cellular phone with two digital cameras / digital player / FM radio - WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM - swift black. The C902 is the first in a brand new range of Sony Ericsson phones: "C" for Cyber-ShotTM. Previously all Cyber-Shot phones were part of the "K" series, and the C902 is the replacement for the Sony Ericsson K850i. The Cyber-Shot phones have been enormously successful over the past few years, but we felt that SE had made a few mistakes in recent models with dodgy keypads and unreliable firmware. It looked like SE had hit a rough patch, so let's hope that with the C series they can leave all that behind and move on to greater ...  Read the complete review

I found the battery on my last phone to have depleted to the extent where going to work and coming home 12 hours later often left me with a dead phone, so rather then doing the simple thing and buying a new battery to extend the life span of my then handset, the slightly disappointing K770i was replaced by this. Currently retailing for around £200 ($240) as a handset in the UK with CarphoneWarehouse (£195.69 on Orange, or £229.95), and various on contract. The deal I got was £30 a month, for unlimited internet, unlimited texts and 600 minutes with the phone for 24 months, effectively getting the phone for £120 when considering my previous deal was the same ...  Read the complete review