Siemens SF65

i love the siemens SF65!! stlyish, sexy and fine

This phone is very user friendly. Its LCD light is bright to light uo a whole room when not in energy saving mode.Easy to download games by computer and transfer to phone.Has voice recorder.Battery last for 8 days with average 30 min talk each day how cool is that!!

Don't do it! The Siemens SF65 is pretty but awkward to use.

I don't really like this phone but it isn't bad. I know that probably doesn't make sense, but it does because I think that the phone itself is quite good but the things on it are not as good as they could be. As a teenager's phone the SF65 is not very good but as an adult work phone it is quite easy to use. However mine sometimes turns off randomly and it is very annoying, especially if you are on the phone. You are talking and the screen suddenly goes black. It doesn't have Bluetooth or media player and it randomly turns off or the screen goes white.

I have had this phone for just over a year, in the first 4 months i had no complaints whatsoever. However the first problem i encountered was how the battery is near impossible to remove, the back casing is extremely difficult to put back on after removing it, i had to actually return to the shop i bought it from for them to put it back on. I found this out after the phone began to crash during phone calls and upon sending a txt message. At first it was only on the odd occassion, but now it happens almost everytime i send a message and half way through most of my phone calls, it is very annoying. The back casing of the phone now refuses to fit back on, which means i actually have the casing just hanging off, and it falls off most of the time. Due to the casing not fitting on properly i now have slight water damage, which i think might explain some of the malfunctioning. Also the camera has now got dust under it, loads infact, which means that whereas before i had excellent quality photos that everyone commented upon about how they look like photos from an acual camera, now just appear fuzzy. My camera also no longer makes a noise to say the photos have been taken, so i never know if the camera has worked until after i move it and check the screen. Also my outbox no longer works, any messages i save, do not, and are lost. About 5 months ago the phone also deleted many of my messages that i did have saved in my outbox, and now, on random occasions it moves the messages in the outbox around, and deletes some. Basically, it is completely broken, and i cannot wait to change this phone, I suggest that if you want a phone to last you a long time, don't even think about buying this one. But if you can find it cheap enough, and just want a phone for a very short time, then you might consider it, after all, when i first got it, it was excellent!

It went wrong after 6 to 7 months, and bit by bit things start to malfunction.

Worst of all, the phone shop went out of business, so their year guarantee was useless. A check of the documents and a phone call to Siemens revealed the SF65 mobile phone had a 2 year manufacturers warranty, so things were looking good again. I tried to claim under the 2 year warranty, and I was given a reference number and told to phone back in 20 days, due to technical problems with the returns process. I phoned back after 20 days, and I was told the UK handlers for Siemens phones have gone into insolvency, and I was referred back to the phone shop.

When I got into the detail of my Siemens SF65 phone I realised that the memory has been divided between different functions of the phone in its worst way. You get to fill the phone with pictures however this phone's SMS inbox cannot contain more than 10 text messages, which gets really annoying at times when you have to empty the SMS inbox after every 3 minutes.

In Conclusion, I would say that I loved the looks but even though I wasn't expecting much from this phone, I was pretty disappointed with some of the features!

To start with, the Siemens SF65 mobile phone was terrific value for money when I bought it almost 10 months ago. I wasn't expecting much, and I was pleasantly surprised. The camera quality is very good in daylight, and the pictures it takes look fantastic. Using the camera in the dark is acceptable, but the flash hardly affects what you can see. Also, there is a lot of room to store photo's - I'm not even half way to filling it. The folder organisation could have been better as you have to search through all your photo's every time you want to find the one you want, instead of being able to place them in folders (birthdays, holidays etc). The only major gripe I have is the fact you can only have 10 messages in your inbox. This is really unacceptable in today's phones. Also, don't expect your phone to be able to sustain any knocks. I dropped mine about 2ft and the buttons on the side fell off. Battery life is good as long as the phone remains closed for most of the time, because as soon as any applications are used the power drops dramatically.

For a cheap pay as you go phone that does what you want it to do with the added extras of an excellent camera, look no further.

The Siemens SF65 mobile phone is absolutely beautiful! It is however, a shame that Siemens haven't supplied the phone with adequate features, and it seems a bit stingy next to other phones. There is no denying that it is excellent value for money.

A serious disappointment is the message storage on my model, as I can only store 10 messages in my inbox at any one time.

The phone is good, but not brilliant.

The Siemens SF65 mobile phone looked really amazing on the advert, so I bought it, but it's just a pile of rubbish! It breaks all the time, doesn't record videos, and photos can be really clear and good one minute, but really terrible the next. It is an over-priced piece of junk.