Cell Phones > Sony Ericsson Cell Phones > Candy bar > Bluetooth (A2DP) > $300 and above

Advantages: good camera, lot of feature
Disadvantages: short battery life span

With the so much feature of a 3.2 mp camera, this phone is indeed good for taking pictures. And for videos, it's capable of taking 30 frames per second on a 240 x 320 resolution, n also has image stabilisation. It also has front camera for video call (with 3G supported) . But as a phone, i found it less comfortable. It's too big for a candybar, and the battery life is quite short. Well, it might be caused by the bright xenon flash. For a phone ...
...of using bigger battery capacity. It's not funny u know when you're taking picture and suddenly you're out of reach as the battery runs out. Overall, this is an great-expensive camera that comes with a phone and multimedia player, and my suggestion is, if you're gonna make a lot of calls or receive ones useing this phone, don't use the camera (and the blitz) too often. ... Read review

Advantages: Slim, touchscreen and QWERTY
Disadvantages: No EDGE, Key problem

When Sony Ericsson P1i first comes out to the ground, many people especially internet and business users seems to turn their attention over this phone so much since it has 3G, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, a QVGA touchscreen, a 3.2 megapixel camera and a full QWERTY keyboard. This on Symbian OS 9.1 smartphone is very slim, small and well suits with your pocket. The touchscreen makes your easily control the phone. This phone has many accessories ...
...headphones and a spare stylus. One problem that most user complaint is the weird key pad or the weird QWERTY keyboard that they can find it hard to type accurately. Need some more time to get familiar with it. Anyway this is still be a good phone for internet and business user after all, ... Read review

Advantages: Good
Disadvantages: No Disadvantage

This highly sophisticated Sony Ericsson C902 is empowered with power packed features. Some of the remarkable features of the handset include a 2 inches colour display, touch sensitive keys, media player, 5 megapixels camera and FM radio. The camera comes complete with an auto focus feature and gives clear pictures. The 16x digital zoom lets the user focus closely on an image. One of the best features of the handset includes the BestPic functionality ...
...The useful music applications of Sony Ericsson C902 include Mega Bass frequency enhancer, TrackID music recognition feature and a PlayNow music download feature. The 160 MB memory can be expanded for further storage. Options like 3G, WLAN, GPRS, HSCSD, EDGE, Bluetooth, Infrared and USB port allow you to share files. Experience high speed internet connection with GPRS and EDGE. Messaging features like SMS, MMS and emailing services let you stay connected. ... Read review

Advantages: Okay
Disadvantages: Okay

NOKIA N72 For those who do not need, and that the 3G sensual look of the stainless-steel N70, the N72 is useful, even if they are not in the same league as the other Nokia N-series phones. In fact, the specifications are a mid-range phone, which means that his music and imaging capabilities are fairly tender (including the stereo FM radio), when calling the messaging and shine with their habit Nokia Polish. ...
...and complete Web pages treated, and that is well rounded package, although a little clunker. What is positive about the camera and music player, excellent for calls and text messages, FM stereo radio. What is negative: Can throw a few books on the size, RS-MMC bad choice for the expansion of the store. ... Read review

Advantages: looklike micropc's
Disadvantages: nill

Nokia brings yet another 5-megapixel cameraphone to the party with the N82. And the camera is not all that's on offer here as this phone is crammed with features.The positive thing to say is that the N82 isn't all that heavy. At 114g it is on a par with lighter mobiles, in fact. But it is vast for a candybar style mobile being 112mm tall, 50.2mm wide and a rather generous 17.3mm thick.You might think with a mobile this tall that there's plenty of ... Read review