| Value for Money | 8.6/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 8.7/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 3rd May 2008
User Rating : 8
Respect :
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Good Points: Screen size and quality and good applications and stuff
Bad Points: Bluetooth conectivityi cant get a song off my friend cos it rejects the data
General comments: I think this is a good phone but it needs some of its lose ends tied up
Guest.'s review and ratings | 41 words
Review by
Elricardo
expert review 
on 23rd May 2006
User Rating : 8
Respect :
+1
I got a Sharp GX30i nearly 2 years ago on upgrade from a GX10. It was cutting edge at the time with a 262,000-colour LCD display, 1 mega pixel Camera, along with enhanced bluetooth, MP3 and wireless support, setting it apart from the standard GX30.
On receiving the phone I was initially very pleased. The quality of the plastic appeared good and it had a substantial premium feel. It is by no means a small phone, and even folded it will occupy most of the palm of your hand and at around 1" thic ...
Elricardo's full review | 582 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
molmoto
on 7th Feb 2006
User Rating : 9
Respect :
0
Despite all the above, I really like the Sharp GX30i mobile phone, and having looked at what else is out there currently, I am considering getting it repaired and running with it a bit longer, although I will need to get a new battery as it has not lasted well.
molmoto's full review | 113 words
Review by
zacscotwilson
on 24th Sep 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
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I really like the Sharp GX30i it has a majority of good points but a couple of features let it down
zacscotwilson's full review | 63 words
Review by
durro
on 4th Aug 2005
User Rating : 10
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GOOD!!
durro's full review | 23 words
Review by
paulmt123
on 9th Jun 2005
User Rating : 8
Respect :
0
In some ways the Sharp GX30i is not very good (see bad points). Reception is good if you hold phone low down when open, but if you put your hand too close to aerial (natural position) it drops significantly. Don't buy for business. Cannot link to PDAs, and alarm clock means you have to leave it on.
But in some ways it's fantastic. That screen is gorgeous and as it takes SD memory cards can upload all pictures to/from PC taken with main camera (if you download an image compressor).
Camera ...
paulmt123's full review | 216 words
Review by
route1
on 23rd May 2005
User Rating : 6
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I would not recommend the Sharp GX30i to anyone due to all of it's restrictions and lack of knowledge available over the internet or anywhere else for that matter. What you see is what you get.
route1's full review | 111 words
Review by
Richard J
on 6th Apr 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+1
I purchased the Sharp GX30 mid March and was not pleased with the lack of bluetooth connectivity. I complianed to the vodafone store and had a free upgrade to the Sharp GX30i.
This phone looks amazing and is very tactile to touch and hold, it may seem a large phone but when you think of all the technology within the phone it is no larger than you would expect.
I am amazed by the quality of images taken with the 1 Meg camera and of course they are displayed on a large 262k screen most phones ar ...
Richard J's full review | 400 words
Review by
Peter Clarke
on 17th Feb 2005
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+1
The Sharp GX30i is a great phone with severe restrictions. What is the point of having a phone which can accept a 1 Gb memory card in it but can only take videos up to 400 kb (about 1 minute). Also if you have a large memory card you can only download up to 100 kb onto the phone memory via bluetooth, bluetooth cannot access the memory card. That means you cannot exchange MP3 files with other phones and you need to buy a SD card reader/writer to download MP3 files to the memory card from the c ...
Peter Clarke's full review | 188 words
Review by
me123
on 14th Jan 2005
User Rating : 9
Respect :
0
WOW! I got the Sharp GX30i for £30 on an upgrade, it is SIMPLY THE BEST! I am a big sharp mobile fan, this is clearly the best.
So of course, you will be asking, "Why should I buy the GX30i rather than the slightly cheaper GX30?" Well that is what I asked, but in the end I chose the GX30i, there had to be something better, right? Yes, there sure was, after reading up I have found out that the gGX30 only had bluetooth communications between a headset. The GX30i's bluetooth has full comm ...
me123's full review | 299 words
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