Simplicity is back with the new Sony Ericsson Spiro. Sony Ericsson have targeted the minorities who don't need an 'all singing, all dancing' highly complicated smartphone.
Some of us just need a Phone & SMS function to get through our day.

Whilst the Spiro offers some pretty decent up-to-date functions, such as a 2.0 megapixel Camera and a Walkman MP3 player, the rest of the phone is pretty simple with EDGE internet capibiliy and standard MMS messaging.
This phone has followed in Sony Ericsson's terrificly designed software which allows navagating though this phone a breeze.

The small compact phone weights an extreamly light 90g, but it still offers a 2.2 inch QVGA TFT display which supports a massive 256,000 colours. This makes viewing of the Spiro a visually pleasuring experience.

You will never be alone with the new Walkman 4.0 software, this makes listing to music an easily accessable and exciting adventure. Complete with a 3.5mm audio jack, you can plug any set of headphones in and listen to favorite music on the go.
Although the phone only comes with a miserable 5mb internal memory, the Spiro can support up to a enormous 16GB SD card for all your music and picture files, This is more than enough space if your finding the internal memory a bit tight.

The phone also appeals to festival-goers for the cheap replacement to an expensive phone. This is because the phone isn't over complicated with all the gadgety gizmo's, and this bring the price down to a incredible £50 from Tescos Mobile.

In conclution, value for money or simply just a phone to get by with, this phone is simplistic and easy to use and is more than worthy of your purchase.