Sony Ericsson K550i

The keys are really too small for an adult (male) user and there are so many controls all over the place that you can hardly pick the thing up without selecting some function or other. The predictive texting has annoying features - when you resort to spelling out a new word you have to start by deleting the gobbledygook on the screen. Why can't selecting "spell word?" give you a blank screen to work on? A small point, but why make life more difficult for the user? More significantly, my phone has an intermittent fault - the G/H/I and M/N/O keys frequently lock-up. It has been sent back twice and still does not work properly. I find MANY others reporting ...

The Sony Ericsson K550i is one of a number of new phones that Sony Ericsson have just recently released. It is a Cyber-shot phone meaning that it is and an ideal mobile phone for taking pictures with. The Sony Ericsson K550i is an extremely stylish phone and it will look great wherever you take it. Weighing in at just 85 grams the phone is very light and it won't weigh you down or be a burden to carry round all day. The Mobile has a nice feel to it as it is solid, light and compact making it ideal to carry in your hand. The K550i is 14mm in depth making it slim, 102mm in height and 46mm in width making the phone fairly small. You can get the handset in two different ...

The Sony Ericsson K550i is a durable and model which provides good value for money for the customer. Design: The K550i is relatively thin and is a small model at only 46 x 14 mm.The phone fits nicely in your pocket. It doesnt fold up or open up, but this perhaps ensures that the phone has a sturdy frame. The camera is located on the back and opens with a sliding shutter. The phone weighs 85g which is very light so in this respect the K550i is no brick and can be carried around with ease. However, the buttons on the K550i are not ideal. They are very small buttons and it sometimes is easy to press the wrong button by accident. Thus, when texting it is ...