Sony Ericsson K770i

When this surfaced on the net, I thought, 'What a nice little phone'! Little I knew back then, when I finally got my hands on this, I realised there were more faults than those that met the eye. But don't be too disappointed yet, you may be able to find...some good points too *lol*. First of all, what really got me was the design, and especially the design of the back, which has like a long slide opener for the camera lens. And the wooden effect! It neatley slides to reveal the lens, in a very smooth action. The phone is only 14.5mm which is quite slim and was great to hold in the hand. As I value cameras very importantly in the phone, I shall talk ...

Believe it or not I have just recently bought a new Sony Ericsson K770i (well my cousin paid for it). This is because my Sony ericsson K750i which was my main phone out of the two that I use, is now not working properly as I the person calling me can't hear me properly unless I use my hand free kit. It hasn't been working for months so I got fed up. As you all know, I am a fan of Sony ericssons nowadays as they are stylish and up to-date with the latest specs on mobiles. I bought my Sony ericsson K770i from my local 3 store for £99. It came in a small box including the USB cable, PC software, Simcard, Manual and charger. The mobile phone was really slim (possibly ...

For the last ten years I have used Nokia handsets. I'm very comfortable with their simplicity and design. My Nokia 6680 had been a great phone for two and a half years, but it began losing charge very quickly and began losing signal a lot. It was time to think about a new phone. I spent the last few months looking into deals and phone models and rather fancied the fairly basic Nokia 6300. Unfortunately, without warning, my mum kindly bought me a new phone. I admit to being a little disappointed when I found out it was a Sony Ericsson. I'm very loyal to the Nokia brand and didn't like the idea of having to get used to a different style of phone. However, I accepted ...