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Sony Ericsson K770i review

Verdict:

Review Date: 15 Feb 2008

Price when reviewed: £100

Supplier: http://www.t-mobile.co.uk

Our Rating 3 stars out of 5

User Rating 4 stars out of 5

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Like the K800i, the K770i has Sony Ericsson's Cyber-shot branding and a 3.2-megapixel camera.

It's slimmer than the K800i, and its lens cover is stiffer and unlikely to come open in your pocket. The phone is more comfortable to use, as it has a directional keypad rather than a joystick and more space between the number keys. It doesn't feel as well made as the K800i or Samsung's D900i, though, and the plastic creaks when you hold it.

Sony Ericsson's menu system is easy to use, as each function is represented by both an icon and a text description. The phone has comprehensive standard applications, with excellent calendar, tasks and notes programs and easy PC synchronisation with the supplied software. The web browser is far better than the Samsung's D900i's, and could reformat even complicated pages to fit the screen.

Unlike the K800i, the K770i has only an LED camera light and not a full Xenon flash, so it can only cope with close-up photos in dim conditions. It took good shots in sunlight, but they suffered in comparison with those from the K800i and Samsung D900i. Images weren't always in focus, and colours appeared muddy.

The K770i is a good phone, but it can't match the K800i or Samsung D900i's camera quality or the D900i's build quality. If you want a good camera and web browser, buy the K800i; or for a slim and stylish camera phone, go for the D900i.

Author: Chris Finnamore

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Independent customer reviews from

Sony Ericsson K770i scored:
8.6 out of 10

The 2 most helpful reviews based on 185 reviews:

suzan, ringwood,hampshire

10
Good Points
Its wonderful,best fone ive ever had, theres no problems or nothing i dont like, its fab
Bad Points
Reviewer left no comment
Confirmed purchase on 22 Oct 2007

Confirmed purchaser

8
Good Points
Looks good, easy to text and good camera.
Bad Points
Hard to tell when battery needs charging so I constantly have it on charge'just in case'.
Confirmed purchase on 09 Nov 2007
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