Siemens A65

I like the Siemens A65 phone and I recommend that people buy it :)

The siemens A65 is easy to use. Nice and cool but slow with no bluetooth and it does network searches.

The Siemens A65 is really good: small, sleek and stylish. it may not have a camera and Bluetooth but me and my friends love it even though they have super flash phones but I have had it for 2 years and it has one scratch.

It is easy to browse the world wide web with this sleek and stylish never failing business tool. I have been able to develop a list of www addresses, and browsing is heaps of fun. I purchased the Siemens A65 mobile phone in Geneva in 2005, and it has since functioned perfectly.

Photos are a possibility with the A65. Almost all the Vodafone Live features are possible with this mobile too.

The Siemens A65 mobile phone vibrates really well. It's also small, so you can fit it in your pocket. Unfortunately, it gets scratched really easily and it doesn't have a camera. But it's cheap, and it has lasted me over a year and I have not had one bad fault with it. I got it for £20 from Asda!

I like my Siemens A65 mobile phone. The portability, color screen, WAP, GPRS and polyphonic tones tell me that I have the right phone, and although mine failed me after using it for a while, and the silent alert ceased working, which has really inconvenienced me, the phone is excellent and good value for money.

Just one question: How can I get a clip on camera so that I am able to use the camera?

Physically, the Siemens A65 mobile phone is a joy to hold, with no complicated bits to snap off.

The phone's operating system has very poor reliability, and one occasionally has to reboot the device by pulling the battery out when it gets wedged with a permanent "please wait" message on the screen. This happens particularly when using "advanced" features such as GPRS/surfing and MMS.

Neat looking little phone, let down by poor quality software.

I bought the Siemens A65 from Argos for £30, and have been using it with no probs for about 4 months now. Its not got any bells and whistles, but it looks nice, got good battery life and even has gprs on it. People are often commenting that its a nice looking phone too. Really happy with what I've got for the price.

My Siemens A65 mobile phone was purchased for £39.99 from Virgin Direct, and the phone came with £15 of airtime, making the phone effectively £15 which is a bargain for any phone!

The phone has 16 tone polyphonics i.e. can play 16 instrument sounds at the same time, which in a lot of cases is much better than lower end Nokia Phones, Sagem, Sendo and Alcatel.

The phone has a photo phone book (images can be multimedia in the phone). It has a calculator and timer, and the phone will take a clip on camera which was intended for a Siemens C60. This camera may be still available for this phone.

Photos are not bad on the built in screen, but when transferred by Multimedia to another phone, to transfer to PC, you notice how good the Siemens Clip On VGA Camera can be.

A very recommendable little phone, and unfortunately has recently been discontinued.

If you want a cheap phone, rush out and buy one before they are all gone.

Siemens A65 - The features on this phone include color, polyphonic ringtones, gprs (phone internet), mms (multi-media messaging) and vibrations. I would recommend this phone to younger users as it would not be suited to users with large fingers.