I'm not one of those people who has to have the latest mobile phone, or replace my handset every year. In fact, I'm quite happy to stick with whatever phone I have until it stops working. My needs when it comes to phones are also pretty basic: I am only really interested in making and receiving voice calls and texts on my phone, just to give me access to friends and family at all times and as an emergency if the school needs to contact me for any reason when I'm out and about. I really have no interest in my phone being able to play music, access the internet or jump through hoops, and whilst it is nice to have a camera on my phone, again, I don't view it as absolutely ..  Read the complete review

The main reason I bought this phone is because at the time it was one of the cheapest in the shop - and that's one of it's best features. It actually looks great, sleek shiny and modern and has a great feel to it when you slide the keypad out "shwoosh, click!". To be honest, the good stuff stops there, and it really does start to live up to it's £45.00 price tag. The "features" if you can call them that, are laughable. FM Radio - Who uses this? I'm sorry, but there is no point to it whatsoever, as most people have IPODS, MP3 players and whatnot. If you do use it, when can get the hands free plugged in(because it only works with ...  Read the complete review

Mobile phones are an accessory that I was never that bothered about. In an age where many people just have to own the latest phone with touch screen technology or a thousand and one applications, all I ever wanted was a reliable phone I could use to phone and text people. I had a non colour phone up until last year, my old reliable Nokia 3310. With it's death, my father gave me his old phone, the Sony Ericsson T303. Price wise, you can pick this up now for under 40 quid so we're in budget territory here to begin with. The phone itself looks rather pleasant with its silver finished and slider that conceals the keypad. I'm not sure on the exact dimensions but ...  Read the complete review

The Sony Ericsson T303 is a budget phone - it cost me £50 from a local O2 shop, though you can probably get it cheaper than that. As it's a budget phone I don't expect many features and I'll be bearing this in mind in my review. - How does it look? - The phone is a compact size - approximately 8cm x 4.8cm and between 1.5cm and 2cm thickness so it easily fits in the pocket. It is a sliding phone which slides open to reveal the keys. When extended it's about 11cm long. The phone is a shiny chrome/silver colour and the casing is actually metal rather than plastic designed to look like metal which you find with a lot of phones. The screen is very ...  Read the complete review

Sony Ericsson T303 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I have recently bought one of these phones for my better half. His old phone was in no way past its sell by date, however his job is outdoors and very physical so it means his phones dont usually last very long! Anyway, I bought this phone from the Carphone Warehouse for around £40 pre-pay and to be honest its a great little phone for that kind of money. The phone itself is a stylish silver colour and fairly small, allthough it is quite chunky. The screen is a good size and all the buttons are hidden behind the screen on a panel which can be slid down for use. The Good ...  Read the complete review