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Sony Ericsson P910i Review

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Review: September 2004.

The Sony Ericsson P910i is the latest in Sony Ericsson's P-series of phones that combine PDA-style functionality with advanced mobile phone technology. The front keypad can be removed to reveal the huge internal display, offering a touchscreen facility and handwriting recognition using a specially designed pen, as well as a full QWERTY keyboard. The P900i doesn't just look like a PDA, it has many PDA-style functions. For example, its email manager can be synchronised with Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes, and can handle attachments including Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. At the same time, it includes an integrated video camera, MP3 player and downloadable Java™ applications. With a range of connectivity options including Bluetooth™, the P910i provides an excellent platform for working (and playing) on the move.

Physically, there is not much to differentiate the P910i from the P900, except that the keypad has been replaced with larger buttons that give a more positive response. The P910i is slightly thicker and weighs in at 5g heavier, but at 155g it is no heavier than the current generation of 3G mobile phones.

The P910i uses the same Symbian operating system as its predecessor and shares many of the features of the P900. However there are quite a few new features that make this phone more than just a minor upgrade. First thing to mention is the new QWERTY keyboard. The numerical keypad flips down to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard on the reverse side. The user now has a choice of text entry methods: QWERTY keyboard, predictive text using the normal keypad and handwriting recognition using the screen and stylus. The user interface can be driven by touching menu icons on the screen or with the jog dial on the side of the phone.

On flipping down the keypad, the full size of the LCD screen becomes apparent. The screen has been upgraded from 65,000 colours on the P900 to 262,000 colours. When you consider the enormous resolution of this screen (208 x 320 pixels), you have virtually the best display on any mobile currently available. Only the Sharp GX30 can match this screen, and that phone has a fraction of the features available on the P910i.

Another new feature is push email. Emails get sent automatically to your phone - there's no need to download from a mailserver. You can synchronise email with your PC via the Bluetooth connection.

The final change of note is the increase in the internal memory from 16 Mbytes to 64 Mbytes, which is very welcome, given the functionality of this phone.

The battery life of the P910i is slightly worse than the P900, but should still give a decent number of days use between charges, depending on how much use is made of the PDA-style functions.

All things considered, the P910i is a substantial improvement over the P900 and pushes the capabilities of the P-series forward significantly.

Features of the Sony Ericsson P910i include:

  • Colour display (262,000 colours; 208 x 320 pixels)
  • WAP 1.2.1 (GPRS), built-in web browser
  • High Speed Data (HSCSD - up to 28.8 kbps)
  • E-mail (compatible with MS Outlook and Lotus Notes)
  • Integrated VGA digital camera (640 x 480 resolution)
  • Integrated camcorder
  • Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) & Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) - send pictures, sound and video like text messages
  • MP3 audio & video (MPEG4) player
  • 24-voice polyphonic ringtones and MP3 ringtones
  • Pen-based user interface & handwriting recognition
  • Symbian operating system
  • Picture phonebook
  • Speakerphone
  • 64 Mbytes memory plus external Memory Stick Duo™
  • Downloadable polyphonic & mono ringtones
  • Bluetooth™, infrared, USB & RS232 cable connectivity
  • Stereo headphones
  • "Flight mode" option for use on aircraft
  • 3D games & downloadable Java™ applications
  • Wallpaper & screensaver
  • Calendar, contacts, voice memo, synchronisation with PC
  • Size: 115 x 57 x 26 mm
  • Weight: 155g
  • Battery standby: 400 hours
  • Battery talktime: 13 hours
  • Tri band

Sony Ericsson P910i User Reviews

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Reviewed by Raymond ngangular from Malawi on 7th Oct 2012
My phone has the problem of failing to displaythewebpage.please help
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Reviewed by johnny from india on 9th Jun 2012
is mobile is awesome but nothing can download for this mobile an tuuch is also not good
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Reviewed by Rimu from Bangladesh on 22nd Apr 2012
I'm loving it.
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Reviewed by ulfet from uk on 6th Jul 2005
warning! warning! do not buy absolute waste of money!!!!!!!!! tat is the truth camara mp3 rubbish!!!!!!! do nut buy!!!!!!!!! trust me i will be doing u a great favour
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Reviewed by Huseyin from Turkey on 1st Jul 2005
The speaker of P910i has been physically damaged after 2 months :( The sound is very bad now. I really didn't do anything special. The newer updates made the phone much slower. I am upset.
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Reviewed by matt from england on 29th Jun 2005
excellent
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Reviewed by noel sotto from philippines on 28th Jun 2005
i've been using my p910i for 2 months now and it is an excellent phone, the best i've ever seen. synchronization with my desk top pc is a breeze. mp3 player is also outstanding, same sound quality as my ipod. btw if you want to store your mp3s to 1gb of memory stick better use a card reader/writer to save you lots of time otherwise it would take forever. some people give a low rating to this phone maybe because they don't know how to use it, remember.... this device is a combined functionality of a digital phone and a pda in one.
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Reviewed by Channpreet from New Zealand on 20th Jun 2005
This is the Best phone EVER!!! I got this phone and I L0ve it!!! :)
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Reviewed by Liam Collins from UK on 14th Jun 2005
Had it for a few weeks now top phone great features. Just need more storage and that is v v v v v v v expensive. But, as a phone and organiser it is excellent
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Reviewed by Vishal from INDIA on 10th Jun 2005
Bought this phone about two weeks back on impulse and do not regret it.....great phone and very handy features.
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Reviewed by stuart from uk on 6th Jun 2005
upgraded from p900 but regret it as it hangs every day or two and sometimes the battery empties overnight for no apparent reason meaning the alarm doesnt go off
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Reviewed by jimmy b from england on 3rd Jun 2005
this phone diserves full marks for camara and all the other features
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Reviewed by Gautam Gupta from USA on 3rd Jun 2005
Very nice phone, probably the best in the world right now. The functions it provides are incredible. I am proud to be one of the owners. Owners pride and neighbor's envy Once you buy you will agree with me.
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Reviewed by Nitin from India on 2nd Jun 2005
I got this Phone 2 months back and Belive me if you want Smart Phone with features and if you know how to explore then get it. Peaple who dont like SEp910i what I can only say is its not for you. Be Happy in what you buy. SEp910i is SMART PHONE for SMART PEAPLE.
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Reviewed by Monica Leier from Norway on 28th May 2005
I just lost my ericsson p910i after i had saved for ages to could afford to by it, I was (and still am) sad and frustrated over the loss and over knowing the fact that i will newer could afford to bye another one
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Reviewed by V.Karthik from INDIA on 27th May 2005
I have been using this phone for 2 months now and its amazing,inspite of not being a megapixel camera the photos look greath,thanks to the large screen.The MP3 player is good and once a song is loaded,you can use it as a ringtone,alarm signal etc.But there are some drawbacks or rather areas of improvement.For this price, the SE should have a megapixel camera, the battery standby should be drastically improved.Further there should be some sort of protective layer or cover for the screen as i have already got a lot of scratches inspite of extensive care that i take.I had to struggle to read the sms on my SIM, infact i could read the messages on the SIM only by fluke, i still cant figure out how to accesses the messages on the SIM.Last but not the least the processing speed should also be increased.All said and done,this is one of the finest smart phones available in the market, infact beter than the Nokia 9500 ,especially the size and some breathtaking features.
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Reviewed by Chrissieb from UK on 24th May 2005
Some people gave the P910i a poor rating is mainly because they don't understand the techology and they don't know how to use the phone properly. For example, one way to avoid draining the battery quickly is to reduce/adjust the screen brightness via the control panel. There are so many things that you need to know before you can make full use of the Symbian OS. It's a trendy phone with lots of features that are built and designed for intelligent people to use! If you are not one of them then use something else that's offers less and more simple and easy to use instead! You can be Cool or lose out!
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Reviewed by Mshana from Tanzania on 23rd May 2005
Is the best mobile phone
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Reviewed by Lt Tuvok from UK on 18th May 2005
I upgraded from a siemens SX1 which uses symbian S60. this phone uses a more recent symbian version and i must say i was so dissapointed. i should have gone with my gutt feelings that anything sony is overpriced and at £500, i would've found more use from a macdonalds happy meal toy. What's the point of having loads of features if the phone hangs when u try using it; the simplest task takes ages to do and this is not helped by the extremely slow processor. Good marketing sony but u released a really crappy phone this time. Glad to be back to my SX1
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Reviewed by Arvin Pascua from Philippines on 15th May 2005
I've been using my phone for almost 7 months and I'm still not that satisfied with the performance as well as the features. Maybe I still need to know more of what this phone can really do. See below... * Battery gets drained so fast. * No proper clousure of an opened applications. It's good that I hve SMAN to end-task those and free up memory usage otherwise my phone will get hang but I don't want doing this every day. What I want is when I close the application, that's it. * There are few functions in flip-close like - if u r n the address book, there's no menu or function that you can add new contact. - if u r n messages, u can't go to your drafts as it's normally goes there a certain period of time if you are creating message and not pressing any key. You can only retrieve it if you will flip-open the keyboard. * Very expensive phone without even a radio or a zoom when taking pictures. * Can't open all the files in Phone and Memory Stick when connected to the computer like the applications installed and only the default like in the Filemanager in the phone such as AUDIO, DOCUMENT, IMAGE, OTHER, VIDEO are only visible. * Not good to use QWERTY keyboard. These are my observations. I don't have to tell the advantages as it should have lots due it's expensive cost.
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Reviewed by Ryder from UK on 13th May 2005
It is a likeable phone and a PDA but I did not like the way it forced me to have my contact details in phone's memory. If you do not have your contact information in the phone (and just in the SIM), the phone won't display the sender's name when you receive a text from someone who's contact detail is in the SIM's phonebook; it will only bring up the number! If you are happy to have all your contact details stored in phone's memory then, this isn't an issue. I had two issues with saving the contact details on the phone; one is that I cannot take the SIM out and put it in a smaller Nokia when I go out in the evenings and expect the phonebook to be up-to-date (unless of course, I copy all the details to SIM every time I take it out) and the second, S-E give you the ability to have multiple contact entries (e.g. email address, landline number, fax, etc.) for every contact. This means, if I were to switch from S-E to another make in the future, I will lose all these additional, valuable information. I'd like to be able to select default memory through ~settings - may that be phone's or SIM. Then, there's the expensive Memory Stick (which I obviously knew about before getting the phone!). Liked the wheel, screen and small keyboard. The phone went back after 14 days!
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Reviewed by SaZ from UK on 9th May 2005
Sony Ericsson P910i. Well where do i begin. I recently purchased this phone from my local O2 store. I did weeks of research as £500 is not little money to spend on a phone. I used to have a D500, but then decided that it wasnt right for me, if your after a cool little phone, then its a good choice, but with me always wanting to show off, i had to have the best thing money could buy. Thats when i came accross the P910i. I was aware that their are other great phones out there such as the Nokia 9500, but that seemed a little inconveinent. The P910i was a phone that stood out from the crowd. It had everything a mobile phone could ask for and more. It had T9 predictive text, touch screen handwriting recognition, and if that wasnt enough, they even chucked in a qwerty keyboard. - ok i have heard people complain about the qwerty keyboard being too small but i find it to be well position and responsive. The touch screen is one of the best i have seen and experianced. It is very responsive, very clear even in direct sunlight and exceptionally good quality. A screen this good and large makes your 640x480 pictures look great on your phone. And with support of larger pictures on screen, the quality of 4 megapixals pictures transfered over is brilliant. The phone is of high build quality and designed to last. - I very unfortuntely dropped mine from a good height onto concrete and is still in full working order. The features on this phone is unbelievable. Fair enough, most of you out their will probably only use 20% of the features this phone has to offer. With support for files such as word, excel and even pdf readers, you can take your work and notes on your handheld device. This phone has full bluetooth, infrared and cable functionality. The bluetooth has never failed me on any device and can even be used to control my laptop from another room providing you purchase the right software. It comes with a cradle that is used to sync with your computer, files can be uploaded or downloaded from and to the P910i. Their is a decent internal memory storage of 64mb within the Sony Ericsson P910i but has the capability to accept 1GB! cards - although only 32mb is provided. Being symbian operated, the availability of software for the P910i is unreal. You can get almost anything for this phone, whether you want digital editing software for your pictures or whether you want full GPRS satalite navigation, it can all be purchased. The gaming quality on this phone is insane thanks to its huge screen and excellent audio quality. The phone has a built in mp3 player, and with memory card expansion, a fair amount of music can be carried around with you where ever you go. The mp3 files can also be used for any event on the phone to ringtones, alarms, messages, emails and many more. The mp3 player itself is of excellent quality even with the standard headphones provided. The sound quality is as good as on my ipod which is outstounding providing its only a phone. The quality of the videos on this phone is also no suprise. With a crystal clear 256 thousand colour screen, you can enjoy watching videos on your handset on the move. There is even the possibility of watching a whole compressed movie providing you have the space, although i do not have the memory card space required to comment on watching a full movie on the move. The P910i has to offer so much more than just being a phone or a PDA. Its more than that, it has the features a business man could not do without and the style that keeps a student such as myself unashamed to show off. The phone is not too big considering the facilities it has to offer. Think about how big a standard PDA and then compare that to the P910i and it wil make it look small. The weight of this device is not much different to the current phones on the market and will happily fit into your pocket. The stylus provided with the P910i is happily tucked away and the camera has many settings to take the perfect picture whatever the condition. I'm a very happy customer, and with a power hungry device, i'm quite happily charge it every 2 or 3 days considering the use of the phone and features. I understand that its a lot of money to spend on something you may like, i advise you to have a look at your friends or have a good look at it in store. You will not be dissapointed. People saying that its too slow just dont know what they are expecting from a mobile phone. They compare the speed to PDA's which are specially designed to be a PDA and have more ram and power to run applications quicker, but for a phone and a PDA, its really good. I highly recommend getting this phone because you will not be dissapointed. Everyone thats seen my phone has fell in love with it and just cant believe the stuff this thing can do - controlling your TV, DVD player, PC, HIFI system etc with this phone can be reality providing you have the software. I could write forever about this phone and what it can do, but i'm sure i have given you enough of an insight to make up own minds about the P910i.
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Reviewed by Oscar from USA on 3rd May 2005
This phone rocks, the only downsides it's got are the battery life and (particularly) that the processor is a little slow - but then again, it's got so much functionalities that it's not that the processor is slow, it's more than I'm asking a lot from it... I didn't think the qwerty keyboard would work with my - well - sized thumbs but it does just enough. The PDA interface is good, not as good as my former Clie - but I'm not missing anything from what I used to have. Go get it if you can pay it.
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Reviewed by mobolaji Gold from Nigeria on 1st May 2005
this is just a unique concept that gives you variety of choice for a task i think its wonderful i got mine 5 week now its beautiful but expensive, the only problem i have with it is , its not too secured talking about the files clips picture you want to secure from people who will want to see and appreciate your phone, it embarrasses one when friends and aquintances burst into your private documents, the phone can be funny atimes not playing all the sounds when set for alarm or reminder, but over all it a tool. for people who has too put too many precise thing in thier haeds it good phone
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Reviewed by Keith from UK on 29th Apr 2005
I put off upgrading in an effort to wait for the Nokia 7710. At the time I was using a 7600 (the 3G, semi-smartphone) and had set everything up to synch using the PC at home, so figured that the 7710 would save an awful lot of time and hassle. However, Voda told me that the 7710 wasn't going to be out for quite some time, and it was going to have a massive £170 price tag on an upgrade, so I looked at what else they had. The SEP910i had caught my eye before, it's hard not to with that size of phone - but I knew someone who had the P900 and had loved it, and felt that the SE bluetooth stack was much more reliable (Nokia's have issues with leaving the conection with headsets permenently on, rather than saving power by turning the connection on and off as and when it's needed) anyway, so what the heck. That plus its much slimmer £50 price tag meant I felt not too worried. I've now had the phone for most of a month so I can say that while to start with, I struggled getting more than a day without charging, I'm now getting several days. This is because I've slowed down with just 'playing' with the phone, and also realised that the number of applications running in the background has a direct influence on the battery life. Programs like Control Panel stay open once you've finished with them, and are only 'flushed' from memory once you've filled the memory, and you request a new application to start - at that point, the new application 'kills' the one that's the least used/oldest, and then loads the next one. I found that by using Sman (a free program manager) you can kill the applications that you aren't using (how fast do you need Communicam to load, anyway?) and thus make the processor work less, and keep the battery life going longer. There's a lot of people out there berating the size of the phone - yes, I agree it's big, but hey, if you compare the size of this to the Nokia 7610, it's only thicker by virtue of the flip keyboard. That phone is seeing a LOT of purchases, and people aren't complaining about the size of that. Another joy of being on Voda, is they are currently running a promotion that allows you to buy £50 of software at Handago for free - So I managed to pick up an EXCELLENT bit of software called RemoteP900 - it lets you look at the screen of your phone from the PC, if you have the docking station set up. Every phone has faults, and the faults taht people have listed above/below seem reasonably valid (It's mostly a two handed affair, can't text vCards, trying to do symbols with the stylus is difficult) - but I wouldn't agree with the keyboard being useless - It's never going to compete with a full sized PC offering, but it's better by far than the 'bubble' of the M2000 (HTC Blue Angel), and for writing words for SMS I find it OK, even though I have large fingers. I like.. no, I LOVE this phone. It's been much better than any of the Microsoft PPCs I've used, and it's just on the limit of size for keeping in your pocket, without being too small to cause problems of use. Every phone I've owned has had foibles, and this is no exception. Learn to embrace the foibles, and you'll learn to love the phone. K
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Reviewed by Wax from UK on 30th Apr 2005
The Sony Ericsson p910i is actually a very outstanding phone, I have read the reviews and the ones who have rated this phone to be rubbish i dont think they know how to use a phone properly. This phone became very handy with my day to day business work and also has lots of applications which always keep you busy. I would recommend this phone to anyone of any age.
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Reviewed by Alvin Chua from Philippines on 28th Apr 2005
I really liked the phone so much... it has great features, a symbian operating system and an elegant look... although there are some problems, i alreadys expected them before i bought it... one is the battery life... it really is very short... after playing a few games and sending a few messages, it used up a lot of battery already. another is the camera.. although as expected, i think i liked my 3650's camera more than my p910i's camera... profiles is another problem for me, because after using nokia phones for a long time, profiles have been a part of my essentials, p910i's profile should be changed manually not like in nokia where you can preset it. by the way, the speaker sound is really great!!!! But because i expected all these problems and still bought the phone, im giving this baby a 5 star!!!
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Reviewed by Latheef from Maldives on 21st Apr 2005
I have found P910i a very easy to use PDA phone with all the features that I need. But unfortunately I am now forced to give it up becos lately I have been having a lot of problems with it. First of all, inside 4 months the screen was full of scratch marks on the area where I write, this was despite using new stylus repeatedly. I have now replaced the screen after paying USD 150. The worst problem is with syncronization. Firstly the date appeard wrong (time zones change while synchronisation)and secondly it refused to sychronise the calendar in either the desktop or phone. I am going to by an O2 soon if I cannot find help to sychronise the phone. Can someone please advise. Thanks
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Reviewed by Edwin from Philippines on 21st Apr 2005
I've been using this phone for almost a year now and it is Fantastic. Never have I experienced it hanged. Synchronization with our office Lotus Notes is seamless. From mail to tasks, it gets completely updated to and from the phone and PC. I love the music player and the expandable memory stick though the speakers can still get better.
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Reviewed by johnnyB from Germany on 21st Apr 2005
Nice phone- compact and light compared to MS Win models. Battery lasts for at least a day and a half. Biggest pro: the OS practically never hangs or freezes! Cons: the devils hides in the details - Synchronization takes forever; filters to sync data from/to Outlook are really bad - the mobile phones end up in Mobile Work field, there is no birthday field in the contact (hello SonyEricsson- this has been discovered ages ago in the most primitive GSM phones!), some Calendar events are not synchronised with the phone (Birthdays for example- one would think SE programmers did this on purpose). Handwriting recognition has a really surprising high error rate. Honnestly it is even not handwriting recognition but a sort of Palm-grafitti like system. Ergonomy of the interface is relatively low, compared to MSWin phones and the additionnal skins that the SE offers are not always compatible with the 3-rd party software... In short, has a lot of shortcommings, but you can at least phone with it and receive calls, without having to look every 3-4 hours whether your phone has completely frozen.
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Reviewed by Danny from UK on 15th Apr 2005
Ive had this phone for a month now and i have to say this is by far the best phone i have owned, the amount of surport for this phone is unbelievable from games to software alot of which can be obtained for free. I have just managed to get the full version of lemmings for NOWT!! Also if you upgrade to a larger memory stick you can put whole films onto your phone, ive currently got Troy and Ray. The only downsides are the poor battery life, you'll need to charge everyday if you use the mp3,games,video etc. Also the its quite large with the flip keypad attached but take that off and it'll fit nicely into your pocket. I really can't big this phone up enough i love it, don't listen to some of the reviews slaggin it of ive had no problems with mine or has my brother.
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Reviewed by Donna from Philippines on 15th Apr 2005
I love it! I have been a Nokia user for the longest time now. They say the P910i is not user-friendly. I say, well, at first it might seem like it's not (I almost took it back after my first day with it) but when you get used to it, you will realize that it is user-friendly after all. It's just different than Nokia. But not a bad substitute. No offense to Nokia. Nokia is my first love...I just found a new one now with my P910i.
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Reviewed by James from England on 10th Apr 2005
this phone/PDA gets a 5 star rating because it has a good personality it has good desing and good use of space the styist is a good improvemnt fromm the p800 the people who desing the p910i must of lokked at the p800 and p900 and said how can we make this better and this what they came up with just look it is a rather handsom chap andhas everything you need on a phone and lodes of extras and my personal oppinion anyone who dosent like it cant afford it.
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Reviewed by Chris from Hong Kong on 8th Apr 2005
First of all, I am surprised by the abundance of negative reviews of the P910i. One must be aware that it is a hybrid PDA-cellphone. It is unfair to compare the P910i with either a pure PDA or a pure cellphone. I read all the negative reviews here before I purchased the P910i. I have to admit that I was more attracted by its appearance than its functionality when I decided to buy it. The P910i is reminescent of the Sony Z18, which I once owned and used and loved, about five years ago. But surely the P910i looks like a giant Z18! After all, I just wanted a cellphone with some PDA functions and I wanted a phone more than a PDA. I kind of hesitated but still test-drove the machine in one shop after another. I am glad I test-drove it, because the test-driving removed my doubts and I decided to buy one. Many people complained that the P910i was not so user-friendly. But I find navigation through menus and sub-menus reasonably smooth. I can access all the everyday functions freely and quickly. Keys are easily locked automatically or manually. I don't think the phone will accidentally dial somebody just because you put it in your pocket. If it does, perhaps you should get to know your phone better. Some people said the QWERTY keypad is so tiny that it is useless. But I find it reasonably helpful when I have to type a lot of text. Don't compare it with your full-sized computer keypoard. If you have slightly protruding finger-nails, you can type text quickly and comfortably. The P910i is the perfect balance if you want something more than a cellphone and less than a PDA. It is well-designed though ergonomics leaves to be desired. It is not a gadget that you can use with one hand comfortably, even when you just want to use some simple functions such as making a phone call or look up a phone number. Also, the display layout of some functions is too simple and rather boring. The words on the "desktop" are not bold enough and you can't check the time or date easily. But then, I always bear in mind that this is neither a full-sized PDA nor a simple cellphone. Overall this gadget offers what I want and I am willing to bear with the little imperfections. I had the Sony Clie PEG-UX50. My first and only PDA. It's slow and bug-ridden. By comparison, the P910i is a more user-friendly machine. Forgot one thing. It would be nice if the stored name of the recipient instead of the phone number could be displayed when you're sending SMS messages. I don't remember phone numbers after I have stored them in my sim card. Displaying the phone number instead of the person's name will fail to let me know whether I have chosen the wrong number or not.
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Reviewed by Jap from Thailand on 5th Apr 2005
it's a smarth phone. The only thing is there are too many function which rarely use them.
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Reviewed by Tom from UK on 2nd Apr 2005
I just bought this phone yesterday. it was very slow and rubbish. don't buy it
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Reviewed by Andrew from Cyprus on 2nd Apr 2005
Adding a wallpaper when FLIP OPEN , it realy BAD! beacuse pictures are so small that hardly see them! You have to go in pictures and find first the wallpaper you want and after ack to control panel !
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Reviewed by Voyager from UK on 31st Mar 2005
Very disappointed by the phone. Its very bulky with a keyboard that is as useless as small. The list of folders and menus that you have to go through just to do a simple task is sometimes annoying. I have hads mine since last week but sent it back yesterday and getting a Nokia 9500. The 910i is just a the product of a mega marketing company and although it would be a good phone for kids who want to impress at scholl, its absolutely overpriced and overhyped for people who want a bluetooth/PDa organiser/web access.I can't stop anyone from buying it but by all means make sure you look at all other alternatives first. You never know, it might be the one for you, but certainly not mine. GOOD LUCK.
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Reviewed by Joseph from Ghana on 26th Mar 2005
I got this phone while I was on vacation during the yule in London. I must say I am really impressed with the functions and as at now I believe is the best phone that I ever had. Most people who catch a glimpse of my phone are so appalled and can't really believe their eyes. Kudos Sony Ericsson and I just can't wait to see the newer version.
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Reviewed by Osvaldo from Mozambique on 17th Mar 2005
This is by far, the best phone i've ever had, seen or tried. It has the best combination of PDA / phone. I've read some of the phone reviews here and I must agree that the camera quality is bad. On the other hand, you don't wanna buy a camera, otherwise you wouldn't be here reading for a phone. This phone's camera was surelly built to take a picture of the person you are going to add to your contacts so that you don't forget him! also I must say that this phone is though (i've dropped it more than once and still it works). it takes a while to adapt, but after you do, you won't want anything else (only maybe the P920... when they make it that is. lol) One device, every possibility. :)
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Reviewed by Harish from India-Bombay on 14th Mar 2005
I got this Sony 910i couple of days back maybe 20-25days, found it amazing apart from one thing i.e the QWERTY / Virtual keyboard doesn't show even when u go into new message. At that point I have to turn it on & off. Never got a chance to use sync and download new software. Hope it works well it really cost me fortune.
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Reviewed by shael from india on 11th Mar 2005
substantial phone for those who do not compromise for the least
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Reviewed by mutley from England on 11th Mar 2005
I am a P900 user and on the whole am happy with it because it has so many functions and still knock spots off phones comming on the market now. Having read the reviews on the P910i I will not be upgrading to it. I am about to swap my P900 for a new one for the third time in a year because of irritating software problems including the phone totally wiping all my diary entries for nearly a year! It seems that the new one has even more issues and would not touch it because I have the P900.
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Reviewed by tempo1 from england on 10th Mar 2005
Great smartphone. Had a few smarties before (moto a925, nokias 7650, 7610) none come close to the the 910! Bought it primarily cos it syncs with macs, But UIQ platform, 3rd party software & the package software make this the best phone ive had so far. Minuses are, camera res and maybe lack of wifi. I can live without those for now though.
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Reviewed by Alex from Cambodia on 28th Feb 2005
The best phone i have ever seen is P910i, high colour, but the camara is little bit not so well, even though, i still use it...
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Reviewed by T. from Denmark on 26th Feb 2005
I had a Sony-Ericsson for more than 2 months before I gave it up. The phone as such is fairly good but the software was extremely unstable. I saw frequent reboots without being ask to perform them but worse was unstable syncronization with Outlook. Here several appointments could be lost but it was not possible to find the cause of the problem. The software in general simply seemed to be sent to customers for testing which is not acceptable considering the price.
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Reviewed by Allan from UK on 26th Feb 2005
This is my worse nightmare to hav this phone i was told by mates not 2 go for it but i iggy them cos i had p900 b4 which was orite. As it is upgrade i dont think i can send it back 2. The Phone sucks in Software department. Linkage with the computer. Outlook. Camera pics. Video quality. querty keyboard is a waste. Battery goes out in hours. Bluetooth doz not work, i cant beleive dat. if u open pics in full screen amazingly it hangs. Overall It's a very very slow 1980's computer. I would neva recommed u to buy this believe me P900 is far far better p910i. i'm soo upset. Allan
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Reviewed by Vivek Sahdev from India on 25th Feb 2005
I did not find this product to be much impressive as per cost constraints. Touch screen starte developing scratches with stylus, EDGE is missing. BIGGEST LOOPHOLE IS U CANNOT RECORD YOUR TELEPHONE CONVERSATION IN RECORDER. Memory pack is very poor. There is only one positive thing is it has got 262K color screen. Camera is hopeless. I sold it and gone for NOKIA 9300.
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Reviewed by Raj from england on 22nd Feb 2005
the best ever!!!!! with all the features
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Reviewed by Mervyn from south africa on 20th Feb 2005
This is an excellant phone with great accessories bundled. I got the sync station usb which connects with my work pc. This synchronises with outlook everytime I plonk the phone in and it charges at the same time. Works first time every time. you can transfer files to and from pc but it is slow via the sync station. Much faster on bluetooth. I transferred a 5 meg mp3 file in around 2 minutes to the phone using bluetooth. The sound quality of mp3 playback is remarkable for a mobile phone. Also is shipped with stereo headphones - excellant. Menu and the writing using touchscreen takes a little while to get used to but once you get going it redefines sending sms. Forget the keyboard, just write on the touchscreen. I am planning to remove my qwerty keyboard completely. Camera is not great, they should have included the 1.3mega pixel camera. Software applications can be loaded onto the phone installed and uninstalled. The features of the phone do not suit the click camera,sms phone users. If you do not even know what outlook is don't bother, there are other phones that suit you on the market. The screen is great, you can actually see the text on the screen in bright sunlight, most other phones will have to be sheltered to actually see what's on the display. Great phone all round.
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Reviewed by Sony fan from UK on 19th Feb 2005
It looks good, seems to have a lot of features, and carries the band name 'Sony'......but all good things stop at this. Ever heard of your computer crashing...and you not even being able to shut it down...well thats what my p910i seems to be doing....applications hang...and i cant even shut the damn thing down...the only thing left to do is to take the battery out and insert it again....its a bad operating system it works on....and very slow at doing things...mp3 quality however is not bad....but thats not its main use...is it???? plus the interface is such...that u un-intentionally are exited from the applications..and once u go out of the application...all ur work is lost....keayboard is no good.....stylus too small to really use to input any real text....a total waste of money this phone is...i think the nokia communicator..though a bit bulky, does its job much better...this phone is just a hype...and a lot of marketting gimmick by sony....a name that people had come to tr ust...this is complete breach of trust....i would not reccomend this to anyone...never....
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Reviewed by David Moradzadeh from USA on 17th Feb 2005
Nessie from Scottland: I want a Mobile Phone that does what it advertises what it will do. For $700 to $1,000.00 I expect Sony's products to do what it says. I have had several Phones, Pocket Pc is one of them and I never had any issues with its software, the phone, and the promises made for what the phone does was kept. If you can not believe that someone would give it a one star then you do not understand that many use this type of phone for multimillion dollar business and if the phone has software issues, as this one does, it makes the individual less productive. If you just want a mobile phone you can get that for free. Do not buy this P910i phone!! There are many software issues that need to be fixed. The reviews are mostly Sony Advertisements. If it did what Sony advertised it would be great but let me assure you, after many hours with Sony Ericsson customer support, it does not. For those of you who want to synchronize your contacts with subcategories to your phone the Symbian operating system and programs do not work as advertised. Neither does the P910i software work for pictures and MP3's. I have 2 Pentium 2 Computers, XP, 2 gigs of memory and have had other phones that worked seamlessly with outlook and other programs. A class action lawsuit needs to be filed soon if Sony does not solve their false P910i advertising and resolve these issues with a patch as I have been told they do not intend to do so. I can be contacted at 310 471-8184 if you have had the same issues and want to do something about it.
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Reviewed by HISHAM from IRAQ on 17th Feb 2005
I LOVE THE SONY ERICSSON P910i .
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Reviewed by nessie from scotland on 15th Feb 2005
great phone dont listen to people who give it 1 or 2 stars they want a pc not a mobile phone which is what it is a mobile phone to make and recieve calls thats it!however with everything else it can do its an awful lot more and i cant believe people are complaining about it. its a mobile pc and fantastic at it . if you want a digi cam then but one if you want a mp3 player go buy one this is a great mobile phone
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Reviewed by TESTER1 from UK on 15th Feb 2005
After returning the nokia 6630 which I have also reviewed on this site, I pondered long and hard on changing networks and getting the sony ericsson s700i. Its a good thing I went for this instead. I have had it for 4 days now and can honestly say that there is no better phone on the market at the moment. Ok, the camera and picture quality isnt the best around but it is still pretty good. What has really blown me away though is the sound quality of the mp3's I have stored on the phone. Totally awesome if you're an R n B /Hip Hop person like myself. The handset is not too bulky either and the other applications such as quicksheet/quickword are really smart. The phone comes with 64 mb built in and a 32mb card which is ideal for most people. Although I stuck in a 1 Gig card and now have close to 230 tracks on my P910i!!. Now to the looks, its a sexy phone and well built so dont be fooled by its appearance if you have'nt seen it up real close. You can also take off the Qwerty keyboard if it bothers you and believe me the phone looks just as sexy without it!! The reception itself on the handset is crystal clear. Personally, the only thing I feel that Sony Ericsson have wrongly omitted is an FM radio but when you have a few hundred mp3's the remorse is soon forgotten. This is my second fone from Sony and they really do know how to make em!! I would have given this phone more stars had I been able to. Go buy it you wont be disappointed trust me!!!
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Reviewed by adrian from uk on 14th Feb 2005
this phone is amazing smaller than you think and it does every thing you could imagine a phone to do i love it to bits and wouldnt change it for anything cant wait till se bring the 3g version out with a 1mp camera hopefully vodafone orange or o2 will do the 3g thing better than 3
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Reviewed by DAVID MORADZADEH from USA on 12th Feb 2005
Do not buy this phone!! If it did what was advertised it would be great but let me assure you, after many hours with customer support, it does not. For those of you who want to synchronize your contacts with subcategories to your phone the program does not work as advertised. Neither does the software work for pictures and MP3's. I have two Pentium 2 Computers, XP, 2 gigs of memory and have had other phones that worked seamlessly with outlook and other programs. A class action lawsuit needs to be filed soon if Sony does not solve their false advertising and resolve these issues with a patch and have been told that they have no intention to do so. I can be contacted at 310 471-8184 if you have had the same issues and want to do something about it.
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Reviewed by s0mE1 from Egypt on 9th Feb 2005
WooooW WoooW and WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW, this fone is amazing guys, although the night camera is not that good (Actually it's very bad)but it's ok, anyay i didn't need the camera feature...!! battery time is very well (4 days ) the phone is a wonderful full of technology piece..!! i bought it , i payed a lot , but i'm satisfied with...!! nokia should close thier factories right now, this is not thier market anymore.
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Reviewed by Zahir from India on 7th Feb 2005
THIS IS THE BEST PHONE EVA.. PPL GIVIN IT A 1 STAR RATING ARE CRAZZYYY...I AM SOO IN LOVE WITH THIS FONE..GOT ONE 4 MYSELF GONNA MAKE MY FRIENDS BUY IT TOO..GOOD JOB SONY !!
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Reviewed by Ricktech from Jamaica on 3rd Feb 2005
This is the best phone ever you can do all kind of thing this a must have
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Reviewed by Lil romeo from england on 2nd Feb 2005
This fone is so cool.I dnt hav 1 but my unc duz so he let me go on it it lyk a mini comp. I suggest if u hav the money get this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Reviewed by Petey Pablo from US of A on 31st Jan 2005
Yo peeps, this phone is PHAT, you can definately 'Freek a Leek' to this. Feature wise, nothing can compare to it!!! The camera is better than that on the previous model (p900) and also boats slightly newer and different features too. This is the best fone, it does everything a fone/PDA/MP3 player/MP4 player should. Its awesome!!! Only downside is that like the P800 and P900 its still on the rather large size (like me, he he) Memory can also support upto 1GB (P900 was only 256MB) East side, Keep freekin. Peace
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Reviewed by Phone lover from UK on 30th Jan 2005
Got this phone for the second time as thought the first one was faulty as it was so so slow. The replacement is still so so so slow. The response from the phone when attempting to open apps is laborious. When synching it takes ages and ages and even makes the fan on my laptop start ( this usually happens when its struggling) but it rarely struggles. To sum up : this phones a nice toy/gadget but anyone who wants real functionality look elsewhere. Sony are obviously a huge marketing machine and they have overhyped this phone. Really its only a expensive phone (and a big at that)with some poor bolt ons.
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Reviewed by Shaun from Australia on 30th Jan 2005
Great phone. All round outstanding. I sold my new Dell VGA X50 pda off once I got my 910i. No need for it anymore. Audio quality is great. Still a few minor bugs in the OS such as not allowing internet connection via bluetooth, screen gets confused between a non exsistant virtual keyboard and selection tabs often. You end up with a period on a text input instead of it registering the okay button. Camera isnt that great, only average VGA pictures, but if you want perfect pictures buy a real digital camera. If they can get the bugs out of the OS and add a bluetooth setting to the internet options its about as close to perfect as you could hope for.
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Reviewed by Someone from Jupiter on 23rd Jan 2005
What a waste of money... bluetooth is JUNK JUNK JUNK..
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Reviewed by Saj from England on 20th Jan 2005
Probably the worst phone ive ever tried. Gives me a head ache going through the various menus just to accomplish the simplest task. The keyboard is a waist of time, the connectivity with PC is totally poor and frustrating and the bluetooth dosnt function with every device. I though id try this phone becasue everyones been raving on about it. Ive had some decent phones in my time and beleive me this is far from even average. If anyone wnats a decent smartphone try the new range of SPVs. Im sticking to my SPV c500 ( what a phone) and I can then leave the organiser at home.
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Reviewed by Ronn Lovage Christian from Indonesia on 10th Jan 2005
No phone could possibly match this one, U will love how it sounds ur mp3 when u put ur handsfree on, it's simply fabulously amazing!!!
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Reviewed by Marcin from Poland on 7th Jan 2005
Outstanding! The only disadvantage is the quality of the camera - but if you need a mobile office, not a toy, it's no problem. It is quite heavy rather big, not a mobile for a dwarf. Agree, that you have to like bigger mobiles, but if you do, it's a trully perfect one for you. Especially, that the keybord flip can be removed which gives this phone much sexier look!
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Reviewed by Nikolay from USA on 6th Jan 2005
It's an excellent phone. The only thing that I find ABSOLUTELY CRAZY is Sony Ericsson's policy to release three different versions of P910: P910a: offering tri-band GSM 850/1800/1900 MHz, available in North and Latin America. P910c offers tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz available on the China mainland P910i: for all remaining international markets and also offers GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz. I think this is simply idiotic, unless there is some technical reason, that I personally cannot think of, that Sony Ericsson does not produce this phone quad band - 850(formely known as 800 band)/900/1800/1900, especially since there are other quad band smart phones available on the market much cheaper than P910.
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Reviewed by Shaun from U.k on 6th Jan 2005
this phone is the best i would recomend any one to buy it
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Reviewed by Judas from Lux on 4th Jan 2005
This phone is amazing ! Just a little trick for theses who want to send Mp3s on a 1 Gig Memory stick, You'd better to insert the MS to a PC card reader ans copy the music in... This will save you ages!!!!!!!!
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Reviewed by Irek from Poland on 4th Jan 2005
The best!!!!
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Reviewed by Slightly Concerned from England on 3rd Jan 2005
I am a p900 user looking to put aside the one day battery life, the lack of joined up thinking in the Operating System, the missing nicities like SMSing contact details to colleagues on my work Nokia, or even Nokia's simple alarm that can be trusted to wake me. I like my p900 because of its retro size, it's a nice phone to hold. If you can get past the flat quality of the audio. What you can see from reading these reviews is the 5-star people don't own a p900 or p910. I am not going to upgrade to p910i because the people leaving 4-stars or less speak sense and clearly aren't paid to leave reviews on sites like these. I am going to wait for the next version.
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Reviewed by Mark from South Africa on 21st Dec 2004
Never mind it being a smartphone with adequate pda features, this little baby can play music like no other phone out there. Just slap in a 1 gigi and ditch the iPod.
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Reviewed by Gangsta #1 from India on 21st Dec 2004
This is the phone of a million dreams. It is gangsta just like my name. How can some peeps give this a 1 star. Ive had it for 2 months now and it has come to all my aids. Just the other day I watched oceans 12 on it while driving to Punjab. I go to work wiv it every day insted of a laptop. It has proper internet. This is the best phone ever!!!!!!
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Reviewed by Al from UK on 18th Dec 2004
Phone is spoilt by a recurring SMS fault on the text function. No SMS no text. This is my 4th p910i with the same problem. I'm patient but not that patient.
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Reviewed by Howard from England on 16th Dec 2004
Really too heavy by far to the point of being impractical. Get one if you must but buy a gym membership first. Sent mine back - the most fully featured phone but a silly joke, size and weight wise. Avoid unless you're strong and big.
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Reviewed by Bill Gates from USA on 16th Dec 2004
I just got the P910i and have used many PDA's/mobiles. This one is on the ball. Other manufactures should learn from this and get designing. The future is mobile with PDA functionality. SE well done. The keyboard isn't very effective, but the overall built quality is well worth the price. The P910i is a step in the future.
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Reviewed by salman from U.S.A on 13th Dec 2004
The p910i is surely the most useful phone i have ever seen any function you name it has it its basically a palmtop it s bit expensive but for those who need it for business or just style its the -perfect phone!!!!!!
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Reviewed by Goldwyn Peter Cabello from Philippines on 12th Dec 2004
Giving 5 stars is very hard to do. i would say, in the market today, nothing can still beat the p910i. ya, some pda's claim they have got the highest memory and functionality, but does not incorporate the mobile completenes of a mobilephone. some smartpphone says they have got it all but they lack the memory. with p910i, two most important factors are incorporated in one handheld dvice. it may not be perfect but its still the best in the market.
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Reviewed by Chandan Bisht from UNITED KING DOM on 11th Dec 2004
I love mobile phones and been a P900 user for almost a year and last week got upgraded to this phone. Functionality The very first day the phone got hung 5-6 times it is very very slow when u compare it with P900, to be honest my P900 opened applications faster. I also didn't like the first extra page they have added in it when u opens the flip, the image in the background is some wot stretched. Qwerty Keyboard Frankly I have not found this Qwerty keyboard at all useful a big waste as does not light up as there is no light in the keyboard so in the dark u can't use it rest u can understand. Battery The appalling battery life says don't buy it as if you play with it den u have it charge it daily. GPRS While connected to Internet, incoming calls are not available. Big Problem that I faced It was giving error in viewing the pictures as I can see all the pictures in the thumbnail and when u click it to view full screen the screen is getting freeze, the only way out was to close the flip and again open it but still u cant view the pictures. As I was a p900 user I thought after a year ill be getting lots of changes in p910i, I very unhappy with this phone as the color scheme, layout, battery is the same and as I fink not any major changes or add-ons. I thought Sony Ericsson might do some homework like u can't select all and send as many files as u want. The price tag is place where SE needs improvement for £499 it's a very expensive phone, I would not even recommend P910i if u get a cheap upgrade. Regards Chandan
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Reviewed by Vimal Jain from UK on 10th Dec 2004
This phone is an essential tool for a one man show like me, I can carry my office with me whereever I go, I can quote rates, send e mails, use wirless facilities on wireless spots and many more features, though I am not a great friend of cameras/videos but it does come handy for those who wants to carry their presentation in these mini Lap Top.
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Reviewed by bill from uk on 3rd Dec 2004
grreat
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Reviewed by George from uk on 3rd Dec 2004
Love this phone. However, quality of photos are dissapointing, as is the video. Can't use earphones, only the ones provided by sony-erricson... which is a major drawback some mp3's wont play, games are mediocre at best, battery life is good, provided you dont actually MAKE phone calls. I took the keypad off immedatly because it makes the phone look like junk. Its heavy, and weighs down my trousers. It is constantly accidently dialing people when its in my pocket. However, it makes me look like a pimp. I love it.
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Reviewed by Simon from Sunny South of England on 2nd Dec 2004
This 'phone' doesnt seem to know what it is, its either a rubbish phone with a half decent PDA clagged onto it or, conversly its a reasonable phone with a rubbish PDA!..One thing that it certainly isnt,...is both at the same time! I 'upgraded' to this phone from a Nokia 7650 then to a Nokia 6600 and now the P910i. Unfortunately i have only been disapointed with SE's latest attempt at a smartphone. The main problem is the complete lack of 'ergonomics'. I'm now convinced this phone was styled after a 1986 Volvo 760gl!!. The flip keyboard is as much use as a chocolate ashtray, you need fingers like chopsticks to actually use it and most anoying of all, the action of 'flipping' the keyboard open does'nt even answer or end a phone call!. The menu system seems to be designed to take you as many taps on the screen as possible to accomplish even the simplest of tasks and you cant even re-write contact details back onto the sim card! As for synchronising, the pc suite software supplied fails to 'see' the phone if you have any kind of decent anti-virus/internet security active on your pc (on my personal pc anyway) and once you do get the phone connected, it takes ages to transfer files back/fro. (granted that's not necessarily SE's fault but its still frustrating all the same) I could go on but i can hear my P910i beeping to warn me that the battery is about to die again so must go and charge it up.....again! (twice in 36 hours of light use) If anyone from SE happen to read this, please, please take note from Nokia, they know how to create a real 'smartphone'!
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Reviewed by Nikolas aka GoGoBear from Greece on 28th Nov 2004
Just so many things in a mobile. You name it, you got it!!! MP3 player, digicam, pda, applications, touch screen, QWERTY keyboard! Yet, will you ever use ALL of these or are you just trying to behave like a Major Stock Broker in Wall Street??? I can say that i am not in the place to judge it as i don't have it BUT my boss who has it keeps on breaking my nerves! At first he bought a really amazing and expenzive jewel BUT she always bothers me so as i can explain to her this and that which in 30 seconds she will forget! A total waste of money and time unless you are a gadget geek (like i am). But then again, I will wait for Nokia's answer.
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Reviewed by Jay from UK on 24th Nov 2004
The P910 is a fantastic phone! Its easy to use as a PDA and a general day to day phone. Battery life hasnt been a problem for me and i use my phone a lot. The fact that you can read/write word, excel and PDF documents on it is really handy. I used to have the P800 so i know the calender function is not new but its still a major plus for the phone not to mention its full synchronisation with outlook. I understand it may not be for people who dont need a PDA but if you need an all in one solution I wouldnt dont think anything else is as good and easy to use. I even use it as my MP3 player. The P910 Rocks!!!
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Reviewed by kevin andrews from uk on 18th Nov 2004
very very clever, but unable to do day to day stuff. Dont buy this phone unless you like a row of coloured pens in your anorach pocket.
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Reviewed by Dave from UK on 18th Nov 2004
Amazing. Upgraded from Motorola MPX200 smartphone that I hoped would be a good phone/pda replacement. That phone was great but this was what I really needed. You really can ditch your pda when you've got this phone.
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Reviewed by Dante from Australia on 17th Nov 2004
What can I say? I can't ask for more. SE P1910i is the best. I don't care if the camera is not 1.3 megapixel I can use my digital camera and it doesn't bother me at all if it doesn't come with an FM radio. The most important it comes with an organiser, send/received email, browse the net and the bluetooth is perfect. For me I will be using this phone for a long, long time. Well done Sony Ericsson! Keep up the good work!
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Reviewed by Winston Goh from Singapore on 17th Nov 2004
The Sony Ericsson P910i is an improved P900 offering more or less the same kind of functionality in a mobile phone factor (albeit a rather large one). The P910i comes in just a little thicker than the P900, as well as 5 grams heavier. Visually, the most obvious difference between the 910i and the 900 is the keypad.The exterior keypad now has bigger buttons, which make it a lot easier to key numbers or punch out text in SMS. At the same time, the keypad also flips down to reveal a QWERTY keypad. The keypad is small and the keys are pretty crammed together. But with a bit of practice,it shouldn't be a problem to punch out a short email with the QWERTY keypad. The flip down pad is also sturdy enough to support the weight of the entire phone,so there's no worry about breaking the pad. The other major difference lies in the internal memory,which has been upgraded from a paltry 16MB to 64MB,enough for quite a few Word/Excel/PDF/MP3 files.Of course,if you run out of space there's still the Memory Stick Duo card. Out of the box, the P910i should already have enough for most basic users.There is support for Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes desktop PIMs,as well as POP3 and IMAP email support. Additionally, the P910i can also handle Word, Excel and Powerpoint attachments. Music playback is also available, with support for MP3 files (none of that ATRAC3 nonsense here). These can be stored in the phone's memory or on the external memory card. More importantly, the P910i can also run the increasing numbers of Symbian and Java software that's available for download over the internet. With more and more software becoming available,you should be able to do everything on this smartphone that you can do on a PDA.Although,having said that,the P910i will still not be able to compete with the fastest PDAs (those running high speed XScale processors for example)where speed is concerned. The design has matured, the software library is now huge and the screenis bright,sharp and well-lit.Those looking for PDA-functionality but don't mind a smaller screen would be well-advised to take a long,hard look at this model.
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Reviewed by Nick from UK on 10th Nov 2004
Had the phone now for a couple of months. Use it to organise my life - and it fills that position admirably. Admittedly the battery life is poor when compared to my old Nokia 6310i, but is better than the similar MPX200 and it has much greater usability than the latter. Best used in conjunction with a PC running Office: synching mails, appointments and contacts with Outlook is simple and powerful. Splash out on a usb charger to charge the phone while it's in the sync station (I'm never away from a PC for more than 2 days, anyway). Hand writing recognition is the best I've used - I haven't had to change my writing style at all (other than refraining from using joined-up writing). Supplied software for viewing Word, Excel and PowerPoint files is extremely useful. Definitely recommend installing Opera - until we get Firefox for Symbian, anyway. Re: previous writer's comment on keyboard not lighting up, mine does - is mine a later iteration?
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Reviewed by kenneth_williams from india on 3rd Nov 2004
The mobile is good in handy and good in use good features and looks has its beauty, memory is to good and if it is increased to little more it will be excelent. Net access is very fast and good speed.
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Reviewed by Mark M from United Kingdom on 30th Oct 2004
This phone has some excellent features, but cheapness /attention to detail on Sony's part and battery life let it down. I love the screen, the video player, the MP3 player, ease of transferring data via bluetooth, IR or USB. What Sony have failed to do is think about functionality: - Calender function - there's nothing for specifically for birthdays or anniversaries. - No private protected data area (eg Nokia's Wallet) for personal information - The synch software is not a touch on Nokia's - with my old T68i (hateful phone) I had to get 3rd Party software to manage the messages, doesn't seem to be anything for the P800-910i there yet. -The alarm doesn't work if the phone is in silent mode. Not much use if you're using it as an alarm clock when away from home but don't want calls waking you - yes you can set the ring-tones to silent - but rather fiddly. Nokia's even work when switched off - therefore saving battery life overnight. - Limited ring and message tones (most of the ones there are fairly dire) - however as it will play MP3's this is easily overcome - No receipts on SMS unless using it in PDA mode and setting it manually. Why did they miss the global feature for this - very very annoying!! Summary............. As I said, I love some of the features of this phone - fantastic. BUT with just a bit more attention to detail it could be a 5* phone easily - Sony you really do need to take a leaf out of Nokia's book and add some finishing touches. Bundling applications for things such as birthday's that you have to pay for is just MEAN! My T68i almost put me off Sony Ericsson for life, returning to Nokia. As yet the jury is out on my next phone......though now after a week since new it's faulty GRRRRRR, oh well can happen with any device.
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Reviewed by shaun from uk on 26th Oct 2004
I am i big phone lover.. After having a P900 with all the extra's i got my hands on a P910i. yes more memory and a fancy qwerty flip "which you need supper thin fingers to work it", its a P900 (lamb) dressed up as mutton. The phone was so so so slow i thought it was out of memory and i mean slow. Most of the appliancies that come with the phone are only trails not full programmes!! Do you think you are going to use 1Mg of memory. If so you need a life!! I have sent back the P910i and gone back to my fast P900 (that works)
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Reviewed by Ayo from Nigeria on 21st Oct 2004
It was cool. With all the new features added, it is more superior to the p900. Great phone with superb display and sounds.
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Reviewed by sebastian from the philippines on 20th Oct 2004
I just bought the phone recently and this could be my last phone ever. I have progressed from nokia's 6600, to p900 and now the much lauded and significantly improved version, the p910i. i just wish that SE modified the camera to 1.3 megapixel just like the s700i. wifi is also a very welcome addition. that would have made the p910i THE perfect phone.
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Reviewed by Mark (techno head) from UK on 16th Oct 2004
I have upgraded from a P900 to a P910i. I find no real benefit in the upgrade & to be honest my P900 opened applications faster. I find the keyboard difficult to use & it does not light up at night so now winter is here & it is getting datker sooner the keyboard is of limited value. The bluetooth shortcuts are a little better but that is about all. Considering the hype this is not a major end user upgrade. It may be technically better but as a user i see no benefit. Stick with the P900 & see what comes in the future for now.
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Reviewed by Craig from UK on 11th Oct 2004
Despite being an incredible 'phone in terms of ease of use, functionality, and features (which would have given it a 5 star rating in my book) the appalling battery life costs it two stars. On a Friday afternoon I charge the 'phone to full capacity and take it home for the weekend. With moderate usage of the 'phone and PDA functionality, no Bluetooth, and very little GPRS, the battery is dead by mid afternoon on a Sunday.
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Reviewed by Matthew from England on 8th Oct 2004
This phone without any questioning has got be one of the best around now. I love the QWERTY keyboard, it makes things so much more quicker sometimes, what with work and the kids. Anyhow. A great buy, but I'd say research it well, as it's a big buy. a very big one.
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