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Cellular Phone Forum / General / GSM / December 2004New Sony/Ericsson phones?
what is the overall opinion in this group regarding new Sony/Ericsson phones? I currently have a Samsung E715 that I'm using on the T-Mobile network and was thinking about upgrading my phone. Seriously considering purchasing a Sony, but wanted the input from this group. Thanks! >what is the overall opinion in this group regarding new Sony/Ericsson >phones? I currently have a Samsung E715 that I'm using on the T-Mobile >network and was thinking about upgrading my phone. Seriously >considering purchasing a Sony, but wanted the input from this group. Generally speaking Sony Ericsson phones are substandard in the ability to capture and receive a signal. Overall, I wouldn't consider thinking of buying ANYTHING "Sony Ericsson" right now. -- John S. e-mail responses to - john at kiana dot net >>what is the overall opinion in this group regarding new Sony/Ericsson >>phones? I currently have a Samsung E715 that I'm using on the T-Mobile [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Generally speaking Sony Ericsson phones are substandard in the ability to >capture and receive a signal. With all due respect, that's not a valid generalization -- for example, the T39m and Z600 are both very good in this area. >Overall, I wouldn't consider thinking of buying ANYTHING "Sony Ericsson" right >now. I'm the opposite. "Different strokes ..." and all that sort of thing.  SignatureBest regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES: John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular >>what is the overall opinion in this group regarding new Sony/Ericsson >>phones? I currently have a Samsung E715 that I'm using on the T-Mobile >>network and was thinking about upgrading my phone. Seriously >>considering purchasing a Sony, but wanted the input from this group. My last 2 phones have been S-E's. I've enjoyed and had great reception on each one. I've just ordered another one since I no longer need the GAIT plan that my t62u gets. JPH >Generally speaking Sony Ericsson phones are substandard in the ability to >capture and receive a signal. Do you have proof of this, or just an assumption? IMO SE have taken the Nokia menus to what they should be on Nokia - the nasty little kinks in the interface seems to have been ironed out. However I still use Nokias for business reasons - to me (assumption only) the SE phones are for more casual use. Just my assumption, mind you. I have a T616 from Cingular. It works great. I would highly recommend it. Deepa -- http://www.EventHelix.com/EventStudio EventStudio 2.5 - Message Sequence Chart Designer Using a T630 and could recomend SonyEricsson. One of my teammate has the new K700i it's a nice toy too. Regards, Ralf |
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