Lousy screen in daylight.
Painfully slow
Really annoying after each call a display screen comes up for a few seconds
so you can't make another call
People complained about my sound quality
Couldn't hear the call-waiting bleep.
Terrible menu
Lousy battery life
Speakerphone was Ok, but you couldn't use it all the time not e.g. when
playing memos and you had to press a couple of buttons to turn it on.
To call someone you had to press 2/ 3 buttons.
Poor vibration
The good points speakerphone, bluetooth and size,,,,, not worth the it, real
shame it was nearly there.
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Al - 30 Dec 2003 08:58 GMT
> Lousy screen in daylight.
The T630 due out first quarter (although a GSM phone for TMobile, has a
much brighter screen)
Check it out at www.phonescoop.com
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> Lousy battery life
That is often caused by leaving Bluetooth on 24/7; if Bluetooth is
turned off most folks report fair to good battery life for Sony/Ericsson
phones.
> Speakerphone was Ok, but you couldn't use it all the time not e.g. when
> playing memos and you had to press a couple of buttons to turn it on.
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> The good points speakerphone, bluetooth and size,,,,, not worth the it, real
> shame it was nearly there.
John Schindler - 31 Dec 2003 00:26 GMT
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I tried a T68i from AT&T and I've heard it is similar to the 608. I had many
of the same complaints about slowness and the screen and the number of
buttons pressed to do anything. I had hoped that Sprint style menus would
help this.
The battery life was excellent (on GSM anyway, can't remember if BT was on)
and it was tiny and featherweight.
I sent mine back too...
-poor display
-sluggish performance
-"crashed" 3 times in 5 days (had to remove the battery which is a pain)
-poor battery life

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