Sony Ericsson T630

The Sony Ericsson T630 phone is good but Sony Ericsson can do better. The phone is good for about a year or so but then it goes down hill. It's a good starter phone with a nice design and good battery life.

I thought the Sony Ericsson T630 was an OK phone, not too good, but not too bad. It looks stylish and feels good. It has a decent colour screen, fun games and cool ring tones. You will like it for a while, then it will get annoying. Has a low quality camera, no mp3 ring tones or video camera. Also the joystick gets annoying and the battery life is quite low.

When this Sony Ericsson T630 phone came out, it was amazing with all the latest features including Bluetooth. I got it in February 2005 and it has failed to disappoint me yet. Now though, it is starting to look a bit worn and doesn't have many features compared to other new phones but what do you expect? The screen is very good and so is the battery life. It only takes about 2 hours to charge and it lasts me about 2 weeks. It doesn't have much memory and the camera doesn't have zoom which is a bit of a let down. It was £100 which was quite a high price considering what it was. I wish I has waited another month or two and got the Sony Ericsson K700i, but I still think this phone is very good and won't lose its trend.

I received the Sony Ericsson T630 mobile phone as a present, and I thought it was a good thing, but the first time it fell down, its back came off.

I got the Sony Ericsson T630 mobile phone in January 2005 thinking that it was quite a good phone; then three months after I got it, it wouldnt send text messages because there wasn't any service, even though my mums phone worked in the same place. Then it started to freeze, which was really annoying.

I'd say that it's better to get a Motorola, Samsung or Nokia mobile phone because they are reliable.

What a brilliant phone the Sony Ericsson T630 is!! It has great battery life and is unbelievably reliable.

It has never let me down, and I'm sure it will never.

I would recommend this phone to anybody who needs a long lasting fun and brilliant phone.

Again what a brill phone!!

The Sony Ericsson T360 phone was great when it first came out the camera, blue tooth and the ring tones are great. Its also a great little first camera fone and is very handy.

Its a shame not many covers came with it!!:(

I love the Sony Ericsson T630 phone but I bought the phone as I liked the idea of taking pictures but it really is bad and the picture is all fuzzy and out of focus. As I said the phone is really slow and sometimes can take ages to load to the point of me just turning it off. The phone can get really boring after a while after playing the one decent game on it and not being able to use the camera you just give up. Oh and there is no storage space on the phone, my friend has a camera phone half the price of mine (mine £180! hers £70) and she has video which I don't have and really good quality for pics and video and she can store loads and loads of pics and I can store about 7! Saying all of this I still like my phone! Don't ask why!

I have had this phone for 9 months, during which time it has proved to be robust (despite it's light weight case), and generally pleasing to use.

The screen is, in most situations, very good, although bright sunlight can make it difficult to read.

It is without doubt one of the easiest phones to use, with joystick menu selection from clear desk top style shortcuts. Occasional screen freezes or slow response times have been experienced, but not to cause concern.

If you want a phone that has good battery life, or a capable camera (or both), don't go for the T630. Both are very disappointing. For me battery life is very important, and is the reason I have decided to retire the T630. A camera is not something I use, which in the case of the T630 is fortunate, because there really is no point. Yes it really is that bad!

I got a Sony Ericsson T630 last Christmas as my Samsung A800 started going all weird...another story... It has all the features you would ask for starting from the basic things like the phonebook and text messaging to the Infrared and Bluetooth facilities. However the Infrared and the Bluetooth parts to the phone are terrible as I tried to transfer photos across to my friends phone and on the screen it displayed "Sorry no connection is currently available. Please try again later." There is only 2MB memory, which may be good if you find that you are hardly ever going to use the phone.

I'm going to buy a Samsung D500 when the price goes down a bit as it looks really stylish and has everything on it even an MP3 player and video :)