Sony Ericsson V600i

The v600i is the most complete and compact celfone in its class but needs more memory and should change the impractical joystick. A classic fave!

the Sony Ericsson V6001 is rubbish, It keeps freezing and is the slowest phone I have ever seen, The joy stick is awful and the camera qaulity is is hopeless.

I am disappointed with this phone due to the lack of reliability, its tendency to send you into unwanted functions (camera and internet particularly), and the problems with downloading photos etc.

there are too many negatives for me to recommend the Sony Ericsson V600i mobile phone.

I love this little square gadget. My previous Sony Ericsson mobile phone was let down by a hopeless joystick, but it is much, much improved on the V600i. It can do everything I'd ever want on a phone, although the lack of memory card renders much of the media type functions rather limited. I often miss calls and texts through lack of ring power though, and the camera could use a flash. It can be too clever for its own good occasionally, sometimes deciding that you want to make a video call so much that it won't let you cancel.

The Sony Ericsson V600i is a stylish, good looking mobile phone packed with some nice features, including an easy to use digital camera, good bluetooth capability, and great sound quality from downloads. Reception is also excellent! Unfortunately, battery-life isn't great, and some of the side-mounted buttons are badly placed and can be accidentally activated.

Overall, it is a really nice phone that I would happily recommend to anyone thinking of changing handsets. I am very happy with my purchase.

The Sony Ericsson V600i is a good phone for getting into 3G. It's fairly cheap, easy to use and pretty reliable. The screen is good, and it is colourful and clear, even in sunlight.

The main problem is the lack of a memory card. If you use 3G and save files it runs out of memory pretty quickly, and it makes the media player almost useless. Software lag can be an issue as well.

Overall, not a bad phone if you want to test out 3G.

I'm not a fan of the Sony Ericsson V600i mobile phone. I love Sony Ericsson phones, but I regret being talked into getting this by the call centre adviser.

The Sony Ericsson V600i is my first mobile phone that isn't a Nokia. At first I liked the phone and its wealth of features. When texting however, it was nowhere as easy and fast as the Nokia's I'd used. The camera is rubbish unless you have the right daylight, and the memory card doesn't fit nearly enough data on it. Bad reception, but I do live in the Fens.

The Sony Ericsson V600i mobile phone has a good camera and radio, but the position of the loud-speaker is underneath the phone, so the speaker is effectively covered unless you're holding it or the keypad is facing the table.

The joystick navigation is not very responsive. My phone has a habit of freezing, then switching itself off every so often.

The games and ringtones that come preinstalled on the phone are terrible, and the games are only samples, so you have to pay to download the full versions!!

No memory card slot for upgrading memory.

Adding notes or reminders to the phone is equally user unfriendly, and the memory capacity for notes is tiny.

No facility for instructing the phone to automatically overwrite the oldest text messages. I have to continually manually delete messages to make space for new ones.

With its sleek good looks, you might think the Sony Ericsson V600i mobile phone is just a pretty face, but explore the exciting, easy-to-use features, like high-quality video calling, 1.3 Mega-pixel camera and FM radio and you'll realise the V600i is much more than a sexy accessory. Download the latest music, film and sport from Vodafone Live and make sure you stay ahead of the game.