Sony Ericsson K750i Review - Conclusion



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Noah Kravitz
Posted on Wednesday, April 26, 2006
by Noah Kravitz, Senior Editor, Consumer Products and Services
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Conclusion

 
Editor Rating: 4.8
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Sony Ericsson's K750i is an amazing phone, period.  The call functionality is solid, the user interface is exemplary, and all of the connectivity you'd expect from a high-end non-smartphone is here.  Add to that the flexibility of a full-featured music player supported by removable memory and you've got a very cool multimedia device disguised as a cell phone.

And then there's the camera.  To say it again, the K750i's 2 megapixel camera is simply stunning. 

While certain design features such as the bulging rear panel and somewhat cramped keypad could have been improved upon, the K750i is comfortable and intuitive to use - particularly so given all that it can do.  It should be noted that SE's w800i Walkman phone shares many of the K750i's features, but features an upgraded music player and a slightly different housing in terms of both physical design and color scheme/branding.  The K750 is boardroom sleek (black and silver) whereas the w800i is fun and flashy (white and orange).

The K750i is not formally available in the United States, but it is widely available as an unlocked import both online and in independent cellular stores.  If you're in the market for a powerhouse phone with a killer camera, I highly recommend checking this baby out.

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