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Sony Ericsson P800 - user opinions and reviews

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Sony Ericsson P800
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  • Released 2002, September
    158g, 27mm thickness
    Symbian 7.0, UIQ v2.0 UI
    16MB storage, Memory Stick card slot
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  • 2.9"
    208x320 pixels
  • 0.3MP
    No video recorder
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  • 1000mAh
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  • it mes
  • 14 Feb 2004

can i put my pix as the bakgrnd n can i lissen to musik wen the flap is closed ??? can i also set a song as a ringtone?? HOW DO I DO ALLL THIS??????

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  • anin
  • 06 Feb 2004

Sonny Ericsson P800...this is what we call technology all in 1.

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  • MARK ELO
  • 06 Feb 2004

i think this smartphone is great to peolple that needs this kind of smartphone, if not thats not a good phone.

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  • sooti
  • 05 Feb 2004

G-R-E-A-T Phone! It's The Best Smartphone Out There!! No Problems At All (Besides Minor Bugs), Good Camera, Good Quality Mp3 Player (I use An OGG Player I Downloaded!), Decent Battery Life, Good Reception. RECCOMANDED!! But Only For Smartphone Lovers. (It's Not Small, But Smaller Then Most Smartphones Outthere).

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  • Anna
  • 04 Feb 2004

PinkPanther- Yes, this is true, but since I had my flip replaced, I don't think it was put on quite straight, and I had to push the buttons a bit harder to register a key press. Hence breaking another one. Since then, I have detached the flip, and am using the virtual flip - much easier! Although, thanks to OptusWorld who gave me a replacement flip for free the 2nd time *blush*

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  • pinkpanther
  • 31 Jan 2004

to Anna:
Ya, looks like the plastic tabs on the flip are not as solid as they look, but it's also true that if you don't snap the flip closed too hard they should last longer.

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  • Anna
  • 28 Jan 2004

Found out how to attach wrist strap - there's a little doover under the cover for the battery.

Now, is anyone else having their little plastic tabs on the flip snap off - I've been through 2 flips so far and have only had it since last May!

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  • Mike
  • 20 Jan 2004

Great phone, but lacks some small touches that my T39 had.
The good :- battery life, ok camera, in-built aerial, hand writing recognition (like palm), Bluetooth, IR, Huge screen, large memory (and removeable), Full outlook synch, Symbian to install handy utilities (some free if you look round), GPRS, synch emails and most attachments etc etc.
Not so good :- No profiles, alarm and reminders only work when phone switched on, no voice commands (other than voice dialling), be prepared for the size and weight, not managed to connect laptop to GPRS yet, speaker phone too quiet, flip performs no function (only speakerphone).
It's probably one of the best phones around. Shame it lacks some functions of the "antique" T39.

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  • michael
  • 15 Jan 2004

just got my P800 for £250 off eBay - BRAND NEW - what can i say? superb phone and is smaller than i thought - nice one!

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  • Harry White
  • 14 Jan 2004

Cool and super.


Keep it up SE.

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  • Ekwueme chimezie
  • 12 Jan 2004

I just bought the phone, but i tell you it just more than a phone, everything about the design and functionality is just superb, particularly the extra 3 stylus, another thing would have been to provide extra flip cover(dail pad).


Welldone.

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  • dan collins
  • 07 Jan 2004

truely unbeatable!!!!!!!!!

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  • Biyi
  • 02 Jan 2004

how much does this phone cost and is available in Nigeria?

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  • pinkpanther
  • 01 Jan 2004

When I thought that really well-done mobiles are no more to be found on the market I was not aware of the things P800 can do. Recently got one and my advice is definetly go for it, you won't be dissapointed. Even the design leaves no space for compromises; overall it looks and feels like it was built for the military, you know that stuff that boring users never have access to, precision to the last detail. Real nice piece of work, I'm getting my hopes up again for the future of mobiles. Well done, SE.

For the questions under:
Yes there is a night mode for the integrated camera, and yes, it can read handwriting such as for sms composing.

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  • Donet
  • 30 Dec 2003

It really can read handwriting? Or just saving it as an image? Humm...can wait to get one....

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  • abe
  • 15 Dec 2003

is their a night version on its camera? can i personalise the text message alert? thnx!

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  • demola
  • 12 Dec 2003

i am really intrested in your products i would like to buy in bulk,because i am into the buying and selling of gsm mobile phone and i believe your products are going to be just what i need stir my business enterprise.please get in contact with me through my e.mil addresse.thanks and god bless

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  • hohum
  • 06 Dec 2003

got to say, anyone who tries to compare this to a nokia (6600 or otherwise) has no idea what this phone is really about, and definitely hasn't used one in anger. everything else is just a toy compared to the p800. this and the p900 are the only true smartphones.

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  • bluey
  • 06 Dec 2003

Picking up on a couple of points here - yes, there is software available to edit Word and Excel. It's called Quickoffice Premiere, and costs about £22 (from the SE/Handango site). As for getting MP3's onto the phone, you just drop it into the PC syncstation (which comes in the box) and drag and drop whatever files you like into it. Alternatively you can use a cheap USB card reader and write straight to the memory stick.

The P800 is an incredible phone, the P900 is only slightly better. Both are light years ahead of the market.

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  • joe alex
  • 03 Dec 2003

just give the price.

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