Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson K850i

Review summary: The K850i Cyber-shot is one of the best camera-phones available in the market right now, thanks to its dedicated controls, good performance and natural-looking images.

Pros: Dedicated camera controls ; microSD and Memory Stick Micro compatibility ; Xenon flash and LED light ; Bluetooth stereo ; HSDPA connectivity

Cons: Glossy surface attracts fingerprints ; tiny buttons may not appeal to some

Verdict: Previously on the K810i and K800i, sliding down the lens cover automatically activated the camera, and that was, in fact, more convenient. With the K850i, we find it hard to reach for the dedicated on/off button that is flush with the surface. That's ...

Review summary: The K850i from Sony Ericsson is a 2G and 3G phone that was released Q4 2007. It is 118 g heavy and measures 102 x 48 x 17 mm. It has equipped with an accelerometer for auto-rotate response. It is capable of playing MP3 and polyphonic tones. This ...

Pros: If mobile displays get any bigger and thinner, we'll be throwing Frisbee phones around the place. The K850i is home to an expansive 240x320-pixel screen that flips orientation automatically when you twist the phone – great for casual web surfing and ...

Cons: Tiny, rock hard number keys transform everyday texting into a painful struggle of man vs machine. Do make sure you keep to the pad, though, as the ultra-gloss housing attracts your bloody fingerprints quicker than the candlestick that polished off ...

Verdict: Piling on the photo features shouldn't mean that normal phone functions suffer. The K850i's photos and 2.2-inch LCD look lovely – but not quite lovely enough to make up for its ease of use letdowns.

Review summary: The range of Cyber Shot cell phones from Sony Ericsson have been an immense hit. The new Sony Ericsson K850i Cyber Shot cell phone has quickly gained an excellent reputation to be the best camera phone in the market. As the Sony 850i has changed the ...

Review summary: The Sony Ericsson K850 is a 5 megapixel cameraphone with a host of photographer friendly features, such as BestPic. Russell takes the K850 out for spin and comes up impressed by the phone overall, though he questions the odd d-pad controller.