Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson K770i

Review summary: Like a Jack-of-all-trades, the K770i doesn't excel in any particular aspect, but its overall decent set of features and trendy design make it an easy decision for those who just want a day-to-day camera-phone.

Pros: Slim, trendy design ; user-friendly keypad ; multiple dedicated camera keys ; non-protruding lens cover ; Bluetooth stereo ; 3G connectivity ;

Cons: No Xenon flash despite the Cyber-shot branding ; average image quality ; low-res video capture ; awkward position of connector port ;

Verdict: . While some might feel the metallic strips a mite plasticky, they're more than serviceable

Review summary: While not at the top end of Sony Ericsson's Cyber-shot cameraphone lineup, the K770 still offers all of the great camera features that one would expect, like an auto-focus, 3.2MP camera. We give the K770 a complete workout in our in-depth review.

Pros: Nice AF camera, attractive design, solid reception, good app suite

Cons: Poor outbound voice quality, no U.S. 3G, not quad-band GSM

Verdict: The Sony Ericsson K770i is a very nice phone.

Review summary: It's a bit samey, but its decent feature-set and familiar design could be all you want.

Verdict: As I said at the outset this is a mid-range handset. It doesn't shine in any particular respect, though it has plenty of features and battery life is impressive.

Review summary: Sony Ericsson's latest midrange offering is sleek-looking bar-shape handset that fits easily in the pocket thanks to its rounded edges and slim dimensions (just 14mm thick)

Pros: Stylish looks, 3G, Clever navigation D-pad

Cons: Average camera with photo light, Average media player (non-Walkman), Camera lens cover prone to slip, Can only use Sony Ericsson headphones

Verdict: Not bad in all respects, but leaves you feeling a bit short changed compared to other Sony Ericsson phones