Sony Ericsson T707

The stylish Sony ericsson T707 has an abundance of feature to suit your needs for whoever you are with features such as FM radio, Bluetooth and a modest 2.2" 256k colour TFT display. however that is where the positive stop, in the T707 there is a terrible video recording with 15 frames a second furthermore with modern times moving on so quickly; the T707 has not got the specs to last. for example, the camera is a 3.2 megapixels of bad quality with no autofocus or even a LED flash. I know this from experience of getting this phone as my phone recently got broken. The only thing i like about the phone is it's looks sure, it looks incredible but it just goes to show ...  Read the complete review

Sony's latest addtion to the T series is the flip phone better known as the T707. This phones definetly gets full marks for design & style & I can see the ladies loving to carry it around in their handbags but behind the glossy exterior, what's the phone actually like? Well unfortunatley that's the best bit of it, the phone itself is a fairly standard addition to the Sony Ericsson range. The display doesn't actually look as sharp as similar devices which are out there. Also the camera by today's standards is a fairly average 3.2 megapixels. It offers the standard functionality we have come to expect from mobile phones but nothing really that makes it ...  Read the complete review

Sony Ericsson T707 is the new phone in the T-series, but doesn't really look like the others. This one is a stylish new addition with all the features necessary for the common user. It is fronted by Tennis Maria Sharapova, hence perhaps geared towards a female audience but it is simply too edgy for anyone to avoid. ~~~DESIGN~~~ The phone is a clamshell flip phone, rectangular in shape and comes in a range of colours (pink, blue, black, green). ---FRONT--- The front is a lovely smooth glossy case, with the camera placed at the top centre, whilst in the middle, two large concentric rings are layed slightly to the side (the front screen is in ...  Read the complete review