Siemens S65 review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: John Frederick Moore

Reviewed on: 3 March 2005

Tags: Siemens, Siemens S65, information, handsets, left side

We like:

A wealth of well-implemented features; decent megapixel camera; Bluetooth and infrared ports; syncs with Outlook and Lotus Notes; memory card slot; AOL IM; large display

We don't like:

Small keypad; tough to remove SIM card; underwhelming speakerphone

You might also need:

Data cable; contact sync software; car kit; desktop charger; camera flash; Bluetooth headset; wired headset

CNET UK judgement:

The S66 packs a wealth of multimedia and communications features into a typically slick-looking Siemens package

Full review:

Given its impressive line of attractive, strong-performing handsets, it's hard to believe that Siemens isn't a huge name in mobile phones. That said, the Siemens S65 is true to form and easily maintains the company's reputation. In many ways, this offering exceeds its predecessors in terms of the range and implementation of its features. Although the cramped keypad will keep some people from taking full advantage of what this mobile has to offer, the S65 is a multimedia powerhouse. Continue Reading...