O2 XDA Graphite

Compact and lightweight with full smart phone functionality, wireless connectivity

No keyboard and no touch screen resulting in cumbersome navigation

The Graphite is suitable for those looking for the footprint of a regular mobile phone with the functionality of a smart phone. However, this compromise in design results in not being able to use the smart features to their full potential.

Large feature list. Small size. ong-life battery.

Average build quality. Speaker volume is too low.

O2's latest phone combines many of the features of a PDA with the latest in mobile phone technology including 3G support, push e-mail and video conferencing all in conventional looking handset.

This smartphone has all the right connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and 3G

Its conservative design screams efficiency

The Graphite ticks the right boxes for the business user and all in a pocketable form.

The O2 Graphite is definitely suited to business use more so than main stream, but we have reservations over its control system. You can't fault it for connectivity as it has most functions you can possibly imagine.

Compact and lightweight with full smart phone functionality, wireless connectivity

No keyboard and no touch screen resulting in cumbersome navigation

The Graphite is suitable for those looking for the footprint of a regular mobile phone with the functionality of a smart phone. However, this compromise in design results in not being able to use the smart features to their full potential.