Sony Ericsson K810 Reviews

ETH;-810 is a good phone, but it does not make a huge difference, so as to make you prefer it to Ð-800. We can even say that it makes a very slight difference. If youâ're looking for a good cameraphone and you care about the stylish design a lot, then ...

Stylish design, Thinner than the K800, Improved sound quality

Lack of EDGE, Camera quality is worse than the K800

When it comes to cameraphones, the words K800 Cyber-shot always seem to come to mind. The time has come to finally forget it since the famous cameraphone has received a successor in the face of the spanking new Sony Ericsson K810. The same exciting 3 ...

Excellent 3.2 megapixel Cyber-shotâ"¢ camera with autofocus ; Xenon flash ; 64MB internal memory ; Memory card slot with hot swap functionality ; 3G support with video calls ; FM radio with RDS ; Bluetooth (with A2DP) and Infrared port ; Multi-tasking ...

Uncomfortable joystick and soft keys ; No EDGE (K818 has EDGE, but no 3G) ; Records video in the inadequate QCIF (176 x 144 pixels) resolution only

In February 2007 Sony Ericsson announced several new mobiles as an addition to their product line. Two of them are Cyber-shot cameraphones that would try to build on the success of the Sony Ericsson K800 model. We already reviewed the budget one - the ...

We had high expectations for the K800i's successor, the K810i -- Sony Ericsson has consistently pushed the boundaries between mobile phones and standalone digital cameras. But is this upgrade merely skin-deep?

Auto-focus and xenon flash on camera ; new and improved camera cover

Keys are a little too small on the keypad ; Web browser could be better ; no killer extra features over predecessor

Sony Ericsson made two of the best camera phones ever, so we expected a lot from the K800i's successor. Unfortunately, what you get with the K810i is a remodelled version of the K800i -- it's a good camera phone, but it lacks the wow factor of its ...