Sony Ericsson K770i - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Sony Ericsson has puts it latest Cyber-shot on a grueling fast - the K770i is its thinnest camphone yet, but still packs a raft of features

Pros: Super-slim size. 3G and full web browsing. Good camera. Walkman software

Cons: No Xenon flash. Not the best Cyber-shot camphone. No 3.5mm headphone jack

Review summary: Sony Ericsson has the Cyber-shot line of mobile phones to satisfy the shutterbugs in the audience and one of the latest entries is the SE K770i candybar phone...

Verdict: We ask a lot of our cell phones these days and Sony Ericsson is perfectly capable of tackling most of our multi-tasking needs. Sony Ericsson has the Cyber-shot line of mobile phones to satisfy the shutterbugs in the audience and one of the latest ...

Pros: Design, look and feel ; controls ; 3.2-megapixel camera ; A2DP Bluetooth ; user interface ; included 256MB M2 card

Cons: Auto focus is a little slow, flash isn't strong enough for night-time photography, lens cover accidentally slides open on occasions

Verdict: The K770i is another excellent 3G phone from Sony Ericsson. Its camera isn't outstanding, but the design, look and feel of this handset combined with a slick user interface and a decent features list makes this an excellent phone on the whole.

Review summary: The launch of Sony Ericsson K770 is a rather strange decision on behalf of its manufacturer. You may ask why. Well, the point is that, with phones like К800 and К810 already on the ......

Pros: A good display, which is visible also in daylight, Convenient keys

Cons: The lines surrounding the display are off-putting, LED flash, instead of a xenon one

Verdict: Working with К770 is fun and this is due not only to the good keypad, but also to the phone's quick reactions; it didn't get stuck not even once during the tests we made. This device, as well as the older Sony Ericsson models, allows you to easily ...

Review summary: Should we look at the model's index, it will suggest that the K770i is a junior device relative to the flagship, however not too far aside. Functionality-wise the two are very resembling, being powered by the already-proven platform A100. Unlike the ...

Verdict: On USB-connection you are forced to select connection type – specifically whether you will be accessing the data stored on the memory card or just keep working with the phone or activate Print mode. For the first mode we mentioned above the handset ...