Sony Ericsson T230

Well, there's not much to say about the phone, it looks good, it knows some stuff, like polyphonics, color pictures and animations, games (but no java!), wap through GPRS and CSD servers, MMS, has 1 Mb memory, which is quite frankly very little. But if you want a cheap phone that has all this as minimal, you got what you were looking for. The attached camera is a useful accesory, at least it would be, if the phone had bigger ...  Read the complete review

I have had my Sony Ericson T230 for about a month now. It was on special offer in Woolworths for £59.99 which was half price to their usual charge! I thought ' Bargain!!' and bought it!! I have had a look at a few websites and the price which seems pretty standard is £90.00. The phone comes with the usual charger, battery, a necklace attachment for carrying the phone and a camera attachment! There is quick start guide and a full manual. They are very clear and easy to read. The phone is around one and a half inches wide and four inches long. It is a tiny three quarter of an inch ...  Read the complete review

SonyEricsson T230, If you've got one or bought one very recently or planning to buy one in the future, it 's an assured greenery ahead. Let me pricisely point out to you my experience on the Sony Ericcson. Colours : They are as good as a mobile with a 65,000 colour display, provided you calibrate the colour settings of your phone initially. Mel : To get that feel of a 65k colour screen, just CHANGE the MENU<SETTINGS<CONTRAST option (reduce contrast). Sound : Pleasing polyphonic sound. Games : The unique Mophun game engine embedded in the T30 is just too awesome. It will make the the Java Games kiss the dust (when in ...  Read the complete review