Typical price: £175
What is it: A stylish slider with quirky mood lights
What we think: The S500i is a great-looking handset that matches an individual personality with some really useful features
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 3 August 2007
Tags: Sony Ericsson, Sony, Samsung, Sony Ericsson S500i, microSD
We like:
Great range of features; good music player; stylish looks
We don't like:
Small keypad; iffy headphones
CNET UK judgement:
This handset has bags of personality thanks to its ever-changing themes and quirky mood lights. It also boasts some seriously useful features, including support for RSS newsfeeds and a good music player. Put simply, there's a lot here that we like
Full review:
New mobiles are appearing on the market almost daily, so to stand out from the crowd a phone has to offer something a little bit different. This stylish slider from Sony Ericsson tries to rise above the pack by including some quirky features that you probably haven't seen before. Continue Reading...
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Posted by: fii2cc
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