Sony Ericsson K750 review
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Looks, Hardware & Button Layout
- 3 Key Functions & Menus
- 4 In the box and Features
- 5 Contacts and Messaging
- 6 Camera
- 7 Media Player & Radio
- 8 Memory Options & Media Continuation, Battery Life
- 9 Loudspeaker and File Manager
- 10 Voice Control and Bluetooth
- 11 Entertainment and Organiser
- 12 Internet and Settings
- 13 Conclusion
- Sony Ericsson K750 specifications
- Photos
- Comments
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The K750i is without shadow of a doubt a real all round winner. It has looks, personality and charisma and to refer to it as just a phone would really not do it justice as it is far more than that. It can hold its own with similar specification individual devices (MP3 players, cameras, key ring torch lights etc) but as a combined unit would easily out run any other similar combined device on the market at present. It is very hard to say what things could have been improved on this model. I guess minor menu tweaks, a slightly bigger screen and better synchronization options could have been included if you want to be over critical.
However, considering all the K750i can do as well as its very reasonable market value, I really can't speak highly enough in order to recommend this phone to neutrals or Sony Ericsson fans. Even an Anti Sony Ericsson person would love this one.
Enough said.
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Pros
- 2.0 Auto focus mega pixel camera
- MP3 Player
- Memory Expansion up to 1 gb
Cons
- Poor voice dialling
- Call holding features not simplified
- Synchronization options could be better
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1 Comments
1. shadoweaver (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:55 0 0
I've been using my k750i for a year now and still have no plans of changing or upgrading. It fits my mobile needs and I am very happy with it. The design is minimalistic but attractive and very elegant -- a very balanced device.
