Sony Ericsson K770i

I got this phone Feb 2010 to replace my old K750i. I loved the K750i and the K770i is the only more recent phone that can compare! The screen is a bit small but the resolution is very high for the size! Battery life is ok-ish but it struggles to last more than 2days if you make several calls. Once it gets down to 20% it will suddenly drop to 4% the go off!

Everything else about the phone really is fine tho. has MP3 player, 3.2Mp camera with flash! It also looks great! I have the silver version which is very nice with chrome effects on the keys.

Not a good phone complaints

fragile & sensitive to drops & battery time very bad

not recommended to any one, however camera resolution very good .

User friendly

I Love This Phone. I Had It For About A Year, And Not Once Did I Not Like It. It Isn't The Newest Model, Or The Best Looking, But The Camera Is Good, Everything Is Good About It.

I Would Definitely Recommend It !! x

yes but my wife has the same phone. I have to re install her software sometimes twice a week. My one usually twice a month. The makers are no help at all. Tried user groups and no solution.. Apart from that. a very good phone.. I prefer to use the built in camera. So good I dont use my digital camera anymore. I use the phone.

Yes i love this phone......

Sony Ericsson K770i is a nice phone to use . music player is ok to use . 256 card was standed in the box made by scandisk not sony for some strange reason. camera is great . video is ok not the best battery life is good on gsm and 3g .as for the memory card just upgraded to 1gig sony m2 card well its not good as i tell you on the bad points

The Sony Ericsson K770i is an excellent phone provided with a good camera and a music player.......

The Sony Ericsson K770i has great design, good useability, decent camera. Good keypad, also for larger fingers. Well balanced set of software tools for a non-smartphone. I got my K770i a few days ago, and it shows that so-called 'mid-range' phones have come a long way. I don't care a lot about mobile internet on a small screen, or about text messaging, but it seems from other reviews that this phone does that fairly well. Neither did I crave an MP3 player, but clearly this phone has good sound quality (I tried the radio, which is crystal clear over the headset). I wanted a phone with good keys that are hard to miss, good reception, handsfree (loudspeaker), modem and a decent snapshot camera. The K770i is all that. Of course the camera is not as good as a recent fullblown dedicated digicam (I have both digital compacts and a digital SLR to sompare it with), but it takes useable and, in good light, even very decent snapshots that are good enough for postcard-sized or even 13x18 cm prints, or PC screen use. And as they say: the best camera is the one you have with you. You can have a high-resolution SLR with a bag full of lenses, but if it is sitting at home while you encounter a UFO full of green men (or that funny dog sitting behind the steering wheel of its master's car), it does not help you one bit. With the K770i you will be able to take the shot. the camera also has a decent range of settings for various scene modes, resolutions and after-shot image improvement (such as contrast and brightness change, red-eye removal etc, and a handy cropping tool that alows you to zoom in on part of the photo and then save that part as a separate cropped image while keeping the original intact). It can also take panoramic shots, stitching multiple images together. All that makes it a digital camera about as good as dedicated 2 to 3 MP fixed-angle autofocus cameras used to be a few years ago (but those were three times the size of this phone and they did not make phone calls). Very acceptable.I found that a good handful of additional software exists on the web for this phone: not just games, but also useful stuff like scientific calculators and dictionaries. You could have the Concise Oxford on this phone, right there in your pocket. Or any of a whole list of translation dictionaries. Or both...It has a decent set of built-insoftware tools: note taker, calendar, alarm clock, stopwatch, basic calculator and so forth. Finally, the LED flashlight/torch. I am a stickler for torches. This one is bright, will provide you with hours of light if needed (LEDs use very little power and a phone battery is relatively large), and you can even set it to flash ...---... for SOS in morse code. Handy. My only minor gripes are the need to connect the original headset as an antenna to use the radio, and the lack of infrared. Very few phones these days have infrared, but my second-hand subnotebook computer still has it, and no built-in Bluetooth. So I'll have to buy myself a BT dongle for 15 euros. The phone came for free with a subscription renewal anyway, so a few minor investments in such accessories are acceptable.As far as I can determine the reception is OK - we live very rural and some phones fail to connect in our home. This one usually does. I'd say this is a good tool phone, the way the original Leatherman is the multitool everyone uses as a reference, even though far more complex and flashy varieties exist. Most people will not need more than this. This is not a toy, it's a tool. Recommended.

It has good night mode it has a lot of memory has a slide up protection for the camera lens it is very attractive and nicely made.

Its a stylish phone very smooth around the outside and as I said its very attractive. It even has track id software that means, if you here a song a you dont no what it is put the phone up to the music and it will identify the song for you. The bad thing is about that is it wastes a little of your credit. But overall its a really good phone!

The Sony Ericsson K770i is very easy to to use phone quite impressed with the camera although it could have larger to use keys. Overall, a very good all round mobile my best to date.