Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson C702i

Review summary: A walk on the beach or up a mountain can fall out to be abundant with such occasions, the thing is normal cell phones don´t seem to take dust or water splashes all too well. That is why ......

Pros: Splash and dust resistant, Built-in GPS receiver and excellent navigation software

Cons: Annoying buttons, Mediocre in-call quality, Camera quality is OK, nothing more

Verdict: , while you voice is overly sharp and (intrusively) strong. All told, in-call quality is second rate at best

Review summary: The well-known Cyber-shot series developed by Sony Ericsson is getting more and more handsets almost each month of the year. Whether you prefer a high-end phone or a mid-level one, the above-mentioned series has it all. Sony Ericsson's portfolio of ...

Pros: Besides the HSDPA and 3.2 megapixel camera (with all its features), C702 makes itself noticed by its bulky and compact construction. Let's not forget that the bar has been designed as a splash and dust resistant device. As usual, Sony Ericsson ...

Cons: I believe the main disadvantage of the phone is the way it looks. Even if it's not that ugly, C702 is too common to appeal to most SE fans. Also, I noticed that it lacks any document viewer, but I believe this can be corrected by installing a 3rd ...

Verdict: The keypad features the same layout as a usual Sony Ericsson handset, with a D-pad controller and other six keys, which activate certain basic functions of the phone. The Accept and Reject call keys look like two little knobs now, and are framed by ...

Review summary: Sony Ericsson C702 Cyber-shot is a mobile phone built for use outdoors. Built to be dust and splash resistant, it is designed to capture photos quickly in any angle or position. Plus, it is capable of detecting faces and smiles with its 3.2 megapixel ...

Pros: Like most things tough (see Chuck Norris) the C702 isn't exactly good looking. That said it still has plenty to offer. The 3.2-megapixel camera for a start comes with auto-focus and neat shortcut controls. Built-in GPS also adds gravy to the ...

Cons: We weren't exactly impressed with the C702's toughness. Despite its rugged plastic body and screw-locked, rubberised battery cover, it winces like a girl when compared to true tough-nuts such as the Samsung Solid and JCB Toughphone. The GPS too, ...

Verdict: Putting this up against the Toughphone is like pitting Amir Kahn against Joe Calzaghe. It's not as tough as it thinks it is. Still a decent mid-market cam phone, though.

Review summary: The Sony Ericsson Cybershot C702i is a compact handset measuring 106x48x16mm, which features a rugged aluminium and plastic casing complete with a 2.2in reflective screen.

Verdict: We love the number of different functions offered on the Sony Ericsson Cybershot C702i, in particular its camera and geo-tagging facility. In fact, we were so impressed, we're prepared to overlook our minor gripes about its design and recommend this ...