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best phone ever created . that's in my opinion .very handy and very good for what i am doing . i have big hands and quite thick fingers and i can't stand the puny little phones or the touch screen ones that came out lately
I have been using the Sony Ericsson P800 daily for almost one year now, and had high expectation of what its successor could be capable of. I have finally been able to get my hands on the new model, but be ware that the P900 unit in my possession not was the final product. Therefore, some features may distinguish with the box you can buy at your local mobile phone distributor. I do not think it is possible to write a review of the Sony Ericsson P900 without pointing out the two models and many features are compared against the P800. Placemet of buttons are the same as on the P800. (Click to enlarge). Improvements over the Sony Ericsson P800 Some of the new features found in the P900 compared to the P800 are: better screen (65536 colours), lighter and smaller, 48 MB memory (16MB available to user) compared to 32 MB (12MB for user) in the P800, new flip, T9 text input when flip is closed, video recording, MMS preview in full screen mode, MP3 files as ring tones, new MP3 player, File Manager application, themes, FTP transfer method with Bluetooth. Hardware One of the first things you notice about the P900 is the robustness of the exterior. On the P800, there was room for an extra SIM-card or Memory Stick duo between the battery and the back cover. Because of this extra space it was possible to bend the back cover slightly if force was used. There is no room for extra cards on the P900 because the back cover is sitting very tight to the battery. My guess is that both models are made of the same material, but the P900 feels more solid than the P800. Maybe I should blame the rough one-year usage, but the P800 feels a little bit squeak compared to the brand new P900. Placemet of buttons are the same as on the P800 The familiar four Internet, power, camera and jog buttons are placed on the exact same location as on the P800. Some of them are more sensible and easier to use with my male keyboard fingers. The Jog Dial is easier to roll because of the more sharpened wheel tags. P900's camera button feels easier to click due to a different layout. I have worn out one of the P800 stylus, but have been lucky enough to never loose one of them and have never used other stylus then one included in the box. One major drawback with the position of the P900 stylus is that it is not possible to release it with one hand. You will need real fingernails to remove the stick from the holster and this was never a problem with the P800. Despite this problem, I find the round form of the P900 stylus very pleasant to use. The P900 preview unit I tested did not have any way to calibrate the stylus with the display. Hopefully the commercial P900 release will have this option, or even better; be calibrated correctly before shipment. Because of the wrong calibration I had to click above what I wanted on elements located to the top of the display, and click further down on elements at the bottom. Comfortable keypad on the P900 The new Sony Ericsson P900 keypad is comfortable to use. The keys look small but the feeling is good in use. The Sony Ericsson P900 number keys are slightly larger than the P800 keys and this makes it easier to type in fast. T9 (predictive text) is something P800 owners are missing, and it is a satisfying surprise to see that this essential function is embedded into the P900. Another good reason to keep the flip attached to the phone. While the P800 keypad has a plastic look and feel, the P900 hardware feels constant and solid.Vollständige Rezension lesen
Build quality is outstanding and the phone performs well in low signal areas. cosidering it only has a 640 x 480 camera it actually gives fairly good results, a memory upgrade is advised if you take lots of pics and vids or like to store music. can't really fault it, well done Sony..
i'm a big sonyericsson fan and want one of these when they first came out and for the £21 i spent on ebay an excellent bargain it may be a little under equipped compared to newer phones but a great buy none the less.
grate looks easey to use good all round phone.will tell my frends about the p900 wot a phone for its age.bad bit is low memory but still a good mobile phone
