Sony Ericsson Z525

Preview of the Sony Ericsson Z525a.

Building upon Sony Ericsson's hugely popular Z520a, the new Z525a adds Push-to-Talk functionality to an already feature-laden phone. The compact and stylish clamshell handset also includes Bluetooth connectivity, a VGA camera, messaging, special...

The Sony Ericsson Z525a comes in the classic clamshell design, which is compact, easy to store and simple to flick up and open. The overall dimensions of the phone are useful 83 mm x 46 mm x 24 mm and it weighs in at 94 grams, which is among the...

The addition of push-to-talk compatibility gives the Sony Ericsson Z525a a boost over the previous Sony Ericsson Z520a, but its small memory, poorer battery life, and persistently bad photo quality are detractions.

Sony Ericsson M600IZ525a will be shooting mode is set to "macro", the aircraft still have autofocus function, and unlike some of the mobile phone functions will be masked. M600IZ525a imaging performance of the macro function is quite satisfactory, the...

This together with the Sony Ericsson W700i launched, we have a feeling that very same "familiar" products - Z525a. At the end of last year as the only listed Chinese mainland Z520c near the "PTT intercom function key 1" (Push To Talk) upgrade for the...

Sony-Ericsson Z500a adds Bluetooth, support for quad-band roaming, and lighted keypad animations. Te Z525a also compatible with Cingular's exciting push-to-talk service, making instant communication just a button away at all times. Like its...

Sony Ericsson Z525a's Value Evaluation Network type: GSM Network Frequency: 850 900 1800 1900 MHz Size / volume: 83 Ã- 46 Ã- 24 mm Weight: 93 grams Standby time: 320 hours Talk time: 300 minutes Battery type: Lithium batteries Memory: 12MB Accessories...

the Sony Ericsson Z520a, for instance. Though its camera and photo quality were unimpressive, we considered it to be a solid choice for a midrange cell phone. And better yet, it made it onto Cingular's handset lineup. It must have had some success...

It's a shame that more Sony Ericsson cell phones don't make it into the hands of more U.S. carriers. For the most part, the company's handsets enjoy a good reputation, with eye-catching designs, admirable features, and good performance. Take the Sony...