I really wanted to like this sony ericsson g502 phone because i've been loyall to sony for about 4 years now BUT in all honesty i wish i never bought this phone for three main reasons

1.The mp3 player does not work with headphones this is a problem with the phone not just mine and it is well mentioned on most reviews.

2.The phones freeze's alot which leaves the phone not working till you reboot it by turning it off then on.

3.The internet speed is very slow.

there are lots of god points like the picture qaulity and app's you can use with it but most app's need internet and as it's very slow means sometimes the pone will timeout also you can do video calls but you have to look in len's n back which means the person can see you but you cannot see them which makes it a little pointless really.All in all not bad as a back up phone but not wroth £69.99

I just had the Sony Ericsson G502 delivered a few days back for my wife. My upgrade options were limited for her due to low usage. The G502 may come across as yet another mid/budget range handset from Sony but it is packed with features, including; 2 megapixel camera, 3G HSDPA Internet and Video Calling with speeds up to 3 Meg, 3D java games, mp3 player, organiser and I am pretty sure it has location services installed also. This is in addition to all the basics you'd expect like tri-band and memory card slot. The battery life is very good and the call quality is fantastic. The screen is on the small side only being about 2 inches however it is very bright and sharp so you can forgive its size. The internet is easy to use with the new and improved web browser. The email software is on the basic side however you can download other apps to control your emails so it's not the end of the world. You can also (like most other Sony's) download a range of cool and useful software and games direct from either the mobile internet or by connecting the phone to a pc with the usb cable included. MSN and Skype are already pre installed ready to go. You can also sync your emails and contacts with Microsoft outlook. Over all the phone is a great little contender and I would recommend it.