Siemens S45 - user opinions and reviews
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8.4
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8.4
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8.4
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- Mark LV
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As far as I know - and I've looked into the matter - any problems with the S45 have now been resolved. It's a great little phone and I recommend anyone to buy it - unless they are happy to wait for the Ericsson T68.
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- 2001-09-03 07:42
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- Borut
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Hello, i`m interested on buying the new S45, but I heard that the integred antena and the receiver doesn`t work well I would like to know if this statements are correct or not, because when the S35 arrived people were saying the same things, but I was impressed, because the receiver and the phone were working with no problems.
Can any new owner of the S45 help me, thanks.
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- 2001-08-26 20:49
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- Greg
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do Erik or anybody else who could test new S45 or even ME45 experienced same softwares bugs like the SL45 used to do? is it already a 'stable' phone? can users post the good and bad points after having using it a while? thanks
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- 2001-08-22 20:10
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- ERiK
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Hmm yeah SL45 has MP3, like 5 minutes of it, plus it drains your battery, and the SL45 has an ugly antenna. Something that Ericsson has also yet to learn to remove...
I bought an S45 3 days ago and I love it, you get a datacable so no more searching the web for ringtones or logo's. I used to be a real Nokia-fan; but eversince everyone is buying a Nokia here in Holland there are 2 reasons for me not to:
1. everybody has the same phone after a while
2. nokia is charging absolutely rediculous prices for it's phones. Take the 8310 for example. Around here it will cost 600 Euro, and whatfor? An FM Radio? hahaha; nokia think they're funny right?
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- 2001-08-18 18:03
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- A
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scrap this phone, the sl45 has eveything this has and a mp3 player + its more attractive.... who cares about gprs...
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- 2001-08-18 04:08
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- Miranda
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And by the way, S45 HAS indeed been released, available at least in Sweden and Denmark.
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- 2001-07-18 22:42
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- Miranda
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Battery times are incorrect on this site, actually they are like following:
ME45: Stand-by time (with standard battery)60-300 hrs, Talk time (with standard battery) 100-300 min
S45: Stand-by time (with standard battery) up to 300 h, Talk time (with standard battery) up to 6 h
Also, S45 supports picture messaging while ME45 doesn't.
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- 2001-07-18 22:29
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- Chris Gill
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Could you tell me when the siemens S45 will be alivable and how much it will cost
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- 2001-07-13 04:33
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- Pascotam
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S45 is good (as I have tried it in an Expo) but ME45 has all functions of S45 as well as more sturdy (shock resistant and dust-proof)AND BULKY. Are these 2 phones just designed for 2 different kind of people or ME45 is an improvement of S45? Hard to say...They have different ancestors but is now merging.
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- 2001-07-09 14:24
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- Mark LV
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Great looking phone with many good features. Tri-band capability would definitely make this phone perfect. It's due for release around August, so hopefully some enhancements will have been made by then.
Could the guy who complained about the low sound of the speaker explain where he got access to the handset, as it hasn't been released yet?
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- 2001-06-27 19:09
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- Urkle
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The Siemens S45 is an incredibly complete phone. Besides it has a beautiful design. It also is very light and very small. In short: the ultimate!!!
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- 2001-06-24 17:37
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- Pascotam
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Room for improvement: Tri-band, more entries for agenda.
Pros: Dictionary, Syn with Outlook
Cons: Speaker not loud enough
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- 2001-06-20 18:04
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- Janne Puonti
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Thomas: Do you actually have the S45? Where in the world is it available right now? Also, this is NOT the follow-up to SL45 - doublecheck the name. Siemens has the SL line of phones (I believe only one phone in that line right now, the SL45), and the S line of phones (S25, S35, and now S45). It makes sense that it does not come with the MP3 player, since it's not a follow-up to SL45 (I checked this from Siemens technical support myself, so it's a fact :).
Lim Meng Shi: How come can't the S45 be cheaper than the SL45? The S45 does NOT come with an MP3 player, nor does it have a MMC slot (which the SL45 uses for MP3 file storage, among other things). These two items alone drop the production costs a LOT. Therefore, from a production cost point of view, the S45 MIGHT be cheaper than the SL45. And once again, the S45 is not a follow-up to SL45. It's a follow-up to S35, which wasn't an expensive phone to begin with. Most likely the S45 will be priced between S35 and SL45.
wksoo: S45 does not have an MP3 player.
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- 2001-05-21 22:21
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- Thomas
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How come the SL45 have an mp3 player and the follow-up hasnīt. Weird... Otherwhise great design and about time to loose the antenna. I donīt like the buttons. They get pretty bad after a while. Donīt know if you can change or what but incredible with all the functions on this litle beauty :-)
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- 2001-05-15 08:12
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