Sony Ericsson T68i SIM Free Mobile Phone - Blue and Grey
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #40163 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Sony Ericsson
- Model: T68I
- Released on: 2003-04-10
- Dimensions: .19 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Manufacturer's Description
T68i is all about imaging, usability, great looks and the latest mobile technology. As the first ever phone to support MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service), it's the most expressive way to communicate on the move.
The T68i has a colour screen and a wide range of imaging features. Colourful themes and a dynamic picture library lets you give your T68i your personal look and feel. Multimedia messaging (MMS) lets you send quality pictures, photos and sound clips in sequenced messages. Use pre-installed fun message templates to send impressive greetings. T68i has e-mail and text messaging with pictures and sounds (EMS). It supports GPRS for fast download and when you need to connect your laptop or PDA to the Internet, T68i is your modem.
Contacts enables you to store hundreds of names, phone numbers and e-mail addresses. The colour calendar has day, week and month views and will effectively remind you when something is due. The T68i also stores tasks. Calendar, contacts and tasks data can be synchronised with your PC making sure your information is always up-to-date.
Box Contains
- Sony Ericsson T68i SIM free mobile phone
- CD-ROM software
- Battery
- Instruction manual
- Mains charger
Customer Reviews
Loss of Signal
I bought this phone in July 2003 on the T-Mobile UK network. Over the past couple of weeks I have been experiencing loss of signal. It has been going from full-medium strength on GSM & GPRS signal to non. I have NO ACCESS on the screen.
I have spoken to T-Mobile who have advised me that this handset is renouned for this problem and it is due to the firmware supplied on the phone. It has been recommended that I have the firmware on the handset upgraded to the latest version and this is a non chargeable process.
The handset it's self is wonderfull and was very usefull when visiting the USA. If you have this handset make sure it has got the latest software installed to prevent the hassele of having it sorted. I purchased the phone from Carphone Warehouse.
A very nice phone, seen as what it's made for!
I have now owned this phone for a couple of months and am very pleased with its performances.
One of the main reasons for me buying it was the impressive stand-by time. I have measured the actual time several times and it has always reached 300 hours +, a very impressive figure!
The features of the phone might be a bit few but the voice-memo, almanac and the GPS fast connection features are all really great and useful. Although Sony Ericsson got a colour display it doesn't have the best resolution even though it's all right for most user. You can add pictures popping up when your mom, dad or wife call that is rather nice too (and a own melody for each person), but once again, the resolution not the best out there and especially photos tend to be a bit too grainy.
Clearly this is not a phone for younger people searching for all the latest games (which is a very poor feature on this phone), cameras or whatever. It's just a well-crafted, well-performing phone to use a very long time ahead chosen for the need of consistency rather than a need for all the latest stuff.
The Blue tooth technique is nice, but yet to unknown and lacking of compability to be really useful.
A writer complained about the handling of it as bad. In my mind it's extremely easy to get a long with, with an intuitive and logical map structure.
Even though looks aren't everything, you'll probably wont find a more well-crafted and stylish phone from this joint Swedish-Japanese company out there!
To end this review; one should always ask oneself whether you would like to have a Phone (with some practical and useful basic features) or a multimedia counterpart with myriads of buttons, games, sounds and lights. If you prefer the former buy this solid quality phone from Sony Ericsson, otherwise choose another phone!
I give the phone it self 5 out of 5 and the amount of overall and "cool" features 3 out of 5 stars.
Connectivity at its best
The T68i has many useful features for the IT centered user. I would rate this phone as the best in terms of connectivity. Not only can the phonebook and the calendar in the handset can be easily synchronised with Microsoft Outlook through infrared or bluetooth - I transferred my phone book with about 100 entries from my PC to the handset in minutes! - but the T68i also features GPRS which allows for a mobile internet connection of 115.2Kbps while on the move. It's the perfect match if you want to be online from your laptop.




