Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson K660i - Expert Reviews

Review summary: A potential diamond in the rough, the Sony Ericsson K660i might not be glamorous, but its simplicity could be what you're looking for. It's attractive, in an understated way, and isn't bereft of features -- there's an MP3 player and HSDPA for the Web ...

Pros: Simple but stylish design ; HSDPA

Cons: Lack of flash on camera ; lack of 3.5mm headphone jack or adaptor

Verdict: While it's not packed with features, we really like the Sony Ericsson K660i, because it does the basics well. Avoid it if you're looking for a camera phone, though

Review summary: Can the Sony Ericsson K660i win our hearts with its bevy of features?

Pros: Large (2-inch) display, good browser, FM tuner, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP, battery life

Cons: Average image quality, cramped navigation

Verdict: The Sony Ericsson K660i sells for around Rs. 10,000 with a one year warranty. The phone provides quite a package. It will appeal more to those who are oriented to multiple aspects (music, camera, etc.). However, its performance in both cases is just ...

Review summary: AIMED at younger buyers, the K660i sports a stylish design and its internet shortcut keys are handy.

Pros: Sleek and stylish design, HSDPA-capable, internet shortcut keys, included M2 card for storage

Cons: No real outstanding features, display too small for internet browsing

Verdict: The K660i's internet shortcut keys are a nice touch. It's a solid but far from outstanding handset.

Review summary: With a funky colour scheme and an emphasis on web browsing, Sony Ericsson hopes its K660i will stand out from the crowd.

Verdict: When it comes down to brass tacks, all that really marks the mid-range K660i out from other mid-range Sony Ericsson handsets is the quick access web buttons on the front fascia. And if you fancy 3 as your network then the distinctive colour scheme on ...

Review summary: The handset itself is a stylishly curved candybar shape, fairly light with a large, bright screen

Pros: Stylish design ; User-friendly browser ; 3G HSDPA ; Decent music player ; Quad band

Cons: Bog-standard camera ; No Wi-Fi

Verdict: As a quietly stylish web-centred workhorse though, it could end up being very popular