Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson G705

Review summary: sony ericsson g705 review: The G705 looks like a nicely designed slider, but without any new technology or a smartphone OS to lure us to it, the G705 will have to be priced carefully, or we expect it to be lost amongst the crowd.

Review summary: Another thing of note is that the G705 has a music-minded sibling in Sony Ericsson's portfolio. The W705 comes with a different and, to be frank, better-looking design, enhanced music player (in the way of software, rather than audio quality), bigger ...

Verdict: The bundled motion sensor allows the G705 to rotate the screen automatically, be it in the web-browser or image gallery

Review summary: One of a kind is the last thing to call Sony Ericsson G705 upon as much as a glimpse. But conceited scoffs may be bitterly regretted. Wi-Fi, GPS and lightning fast data are likely to turn the snooty sneer into...

Pros: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and HSDPA 7.2 Mbps/tri-band HSDPA for US version ; Built-in GPS with A-GPS function, Wayfinder Navigator software, geotagging ; Wi-Fi b/g with DLNA and SIP support, Bluetooth (with A2DP), USB v2.0 ; 2.4" 256K-color TFT display ...

Cons: Cheapo looking materials ; No office document viewer ; Video recording limited to QVGA resolution at 15fps ; M2 card slot is under the battery cover

Verdict: Now, one of a kind may be not precisely right but the G705 is pretty darn close. The handset is only the second feature phone in the Sony Ericsson Generation Web lineup. To narrow it down even further, the G705 is only the company's second feature ...

Review summary: The Sony Ericsson G705 smartphone features a wide range of Internet friendly features for web browsing on the move. It's got a 2.4-inch screen for viewing emails and websites and an able HTML browser and Wi-Fi for replicating that desktop experience. ...

Pros: Sony mixologists have blended Flash Lite and Java to create a heady cocktail: super-smooth menus, tasty backgrounds and surprisingly powerful applications. Add to the brew more radios (3G, HSDPA, GSM, Wi-Fi, GPS and good old FM) than your local branch ...

Cons: After every great booze-up, the hangover kicks in. How could you ever think the G705's glossy black plastic case was metal, and the 2.4-inch screen that looked lovely in the pub seems washed out in the painfully bright light of day

Verdict: Who needs a smartphone? This smart little slider is packed with tech, feels smoother than an oiled otter to use and is a bargain to boot.