Sendo S200

The Sendo S200 is a very good mobile phone. It fits in your palm easily. It has covers and ringtones available. It is very easy to use and is user friendly. Although it does not have polyphonics and a colour screen, this is a worthy contender to the Nokia 3310. It is hard to find now because it is older and networks don't sell it brand new. you may have to try eBay or other auction sites.

i have the upgrade the Sendo s230 mobile phone and i have had it since may it is now boring!! the buttons are hard to press and it is heavy and big!!!!!

It is small, small and light, the animations are ok if you like that sort of thing but they can be turned off.

If you don't like waiting around this phone isn't for you, if you are not into the animation phones don't go for it.

Virgin extras are not very good unless you want info on travel, offers, music, going out and staying in. Then it has the info you need (but it comes at a high price) this phone costs alot to call out 15p per min , after 5 mins it goes down to 5p!

This phone has good qualities but it also has bad points. The good points would have to be the cartoon animations, 50 ringtones, a composer, and downloadable ringtones. It's bad points would have to include that it has no silent vibrate mode, it has no colour screen, no polyphonic ringtones, no screensavers, no calendar and it has an aeriel. It is a simple phone for the person who just wants to text and call people from but I would not say that it was the phone for a person who is always up to date with new things.

This is my 4Th mobile all brand names and the sendos200 leaves them for dead in terms of value, ease of use, reliability and a feel good factor, i am delighted with my purchase of this phone

This phone is fantastic if your not into nokias and it's got really good graphics such as animations when you change the menu options.

I'm really pleased with my phone and for all you thinking of buying a new phone in the future, I strongly suggest this one

Overall, I love it, when I first saw it I was stunned, it was so beautiful, I know I sound like a freak but, when you see something you love you only notice the good points of it and it looks perfect to you and that's how I felt, it was so great, I can't wait until I get to start using it at school. I'm so happy with my choice, I never wanted a Nokia because everyone had it! I said I was going to get a mobile but my friend imidiately replied which Nokia are you getting? I was so angry becauss, there are other mobile companies out there with maybe better mobiles than the latest Nokia but they are never really noticed so that's why I decided to look for something unique! And I found it!

I got this Sendo s200 mobile phone for Christmas 2001 because of the picture messaging compatibility to other Sendo s200s as my friends were all getting the Sendo s200 for Christmas as well.

When I opened the box I was stunned- there was this little navy blue baby phone all snuggled up in its packaging.

It was such a breeze putting in the battery, simcard and putting on the back cover.

When I switched this little beauty on, boy was I excited.

The phone overall has brilliant features for casual use. It's especially good for teenagers or for a first mobile. This is because of the way that the menus are so easy to navigate. It is great for teens because of the picture messaging compatibility. Don't get this confused with the new MMS or EMS picture messaging service, it isn't compatible with this. It has its own pictures wich can be sent to other compatible Sendos. This is the Sendo equivilent to the Nokia picture messages.

I personally think that reception can't be judged on the handset but should come down to which network you are using. I am using a Virgin (T-Mobile) simcard with my Sendo. It has excellent coverage and there are no reception problems in Surrey.

This Sendo is a no-go area for business users. It lacks in business features- no caller groups, no bluetooth, no camera attachment, no voice activated dialling.... But it is a great buy and what you would expect for £50 worth of your money. That is the average selling price for these little beauties as of 19/12/02.