Sony Ericsson C510 Expert Reviews

The C510, as its model name implies, is Sony Ericsson's most affordable Cyber-shot phone till date. It's also the first Cyber-shot handset to use the index number 5** and to use the Smile ShutterTM technology. Fact is, it's a mid-end handset and ...

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Sony Ericsson's Cyber-shot family includes high-tech phones that are able to compete with the top cameraphones from the other manufacturers (even though the C905 fell a bit short), as ......

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Sony Ericsson's upcoming handset is the C510, code-named, "Kate", a successor to K770. It is equipped with a 3.2 MP camera, face detection, LED flash, QVGA video, 2.2 inch QVGA display, and a 160MB built-in memory. The European phone will be shipping ...

The Sony Ericsson C510 is a very sleek and slim candy bar style phone with state-of-the-art digital camera technology. Its built-in camera has something called Smile Shutter technology. This amazing technology can detect when someone smiles, and then ...

Attractive design ; Impressive 2.3 megapixel camera with state-of-the-art technology ; Customizable themes ; Nice 2.2 inch display with clarity and detail ; QCGA video ; 160 MB of built-in memory ; Great navigation menu

None in particular

The C510 Cyber-shot is a good all-round camera phone, with a sleek, robust design, easy-to-use interface and decent selection of entertainment features. Those expecting great photo quality will be disappointed, but the C510 has enough special features ...

Elegant design; straightforward user interface; solid lens cover; good support for podcasts and news feeds; built-in Google Maps

No proper flash; tightly spaced, small keys; no standard headphone jack or adaptor; requires a memory card to be bought separately

The Sony Ericsson C510 Cyber-shot represents a good antidote to the feature bloat that's seen the size of handsets increase and battery life fall. The photo quality doesn't live up to the Cyber-shot name, but the C510's good selection of features ...

Does this earn the Cyber-shot label?

HSDPA, good build quality, great keypad, social networking applications

Cyber-shot functions a little poor, no 3.5mm jack, battery life

Well constructed and easy to use, there is plenty on offer for those looking for the Internet on the move. But not without some shortcomings

The C510 from Sony Ericsson is a Cybershot handset that sits in the middle of the current line-up in terms of specifications. It is a small and light phone, its candybar design is familiar and it ...

The C510 is a solid mid-range Cybershot handset. Its key design won't suit everybody and the Web browser leaves a bit to be desired, but overall it does a good job.

Mid-range Cyber-shot snapper focuses in on the mobile handset heartland

Cheap / photo features / protected optics / easy to use

Camera only average / awkward button grouping / bulky proprietary connection port

But these all-singing handsets are out of the reach of most pay-as-you-go customers, and often involve an up-front cost even when taken on contract

Has simple looks but is well-packaged

Design, lightweight, display quality, comfortable keypad, camera performance in daylight, good browser, multimedia performance

Camera performance in low-light, issues with macro focusing

Characters are not case sensitive

The phone's sound quality is great when in a call or using speakerphone and I am pleased to conclude that I found no problems with muffling or change in volume etc. during a call. Battery life is quoted at 400 hours stand-by and a massive 10 hours ...