Sony Ericsson Z750i

0% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

80% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Stylish design, HSDPA-capable, access to full suite of Next G content and applications, external OLED display

No real outstanding features, flip mechanism

The Z750i is a solid, but far from outstanding phone. Its 'Blue Tick' rating means it should appeal to those in rural areas but for the rest of us, there are certainly better choices not based on a design that's already a few months old.

I found that it isn't as clear as some. Its pale lavender-coloured text is only really noticeable if you are looking for it. A sideways glance at the phone while it's sitting on a table often isn't enough. I had to pick the phone up to see what the...

Excellent PC syncing software for PIM, media, and modem use. Big keys. Full Web browser. Robust Bluetooth audio support.

Earpiece and speakerphone are somewhat quiet. No voice dialing. USB cable not included.

Funky looks for a "country phone ; Fast, well laid-out interface ; Good for multimedia

Telstra My Place offerings are shoddy ; Whereis Navigator not yet operational ; Mobile Foxtel. Why

The Z750i is not a bad phone. Though the included Telstra stuff is pretty naff, the handset coasts along on the merits of Sony Ericsson's standard solid menu interface and decent multimedia offerings. If your focus is on finding a handset that will...

The Z750i is a mixed bag. The camera isn't too hot, but battery life is good. The front display is disappointing, the inner one superb. Fans of the clam format might want to take a look, but we wouldn't say this is a top-notch mobile.

Stylish design, HSDPA-capable, access to full suite of Next G content and applications, external OLED display

No real outstanding features, flip mechanism

The Z750i is a solid, but far from outstanding phone. Its 'Blue Tick' rating means it should appeal to those in rural areas but for the rest of us, there are certainly better choices not based on a design that's already a few months old.

Funky looks for a "country phone", Fast, well laid-out interface, Good for multimedia

Telstra My Place offerings are shoddy, Whereis Navigator not yet operational, Mobile Foxtel. Why?

Ignore the Telstra-provided stuff and the Z750i makes an acceptable, if overpriced, choice.

As of today, GPS-navigation smarts won't be the selling point of feature phones among the letdowns are their miniscule displays and short battery time. However our major interest in this particular device comes down to its GPS abilities and the way...