Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Oct 08 '02
Pros: Options galore, adaptable, a "cool" phone
Cons: Not the greatest reception, best not used as a phone
Summary: How can a cell phone not be best utilized as a cell phone? I know, a dumb question akin to when does Rosanne not like to eat? Unfortunately, there is a phone that is not best used as a phone- the Ericsson T68.
For better or worse, the T68 ... read more
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Sep 06 '04
Pros: Small, nice features, good quality
Cons: voice dialing a pain
Summary: Ok, so I am not a cell phone expert. I have not owned many different phones. This is the most advanced phone I have owned, and I like it! I see in past reviews complaints about reception. No problems here, but keep in mind here is Central ... read more
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Apr 23 '03
Pros: The Whole phone, features, style, build quality
Cons: The new software upgrade
Summary: This is a mobile phone for life. I bought this phone and it took a while to get used to the small keypad, but once I used it for a while, i fell in love with it. The colour screen is excellent, great contrast and resolution. The phone construction is the ... read more
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Mar 20 '03
Pros: Something to do during boring lectures.
Cons: Awful Phone
Summary: When I first saw the T68 I was floored. I thought it was the coolest phone on the face of the earth. I had an employee plan with Spring but I was leaving my job and needed a new plan. I noticed that T-Mobile had plans much cheaper than Sprint with ... read more
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Feb 18 '03
Pros: Great looking, long battery life and tons of fun features.
Cons: Bad reception, slow reaction to user and not very user friendly.
Summary: Basically, I bought the phone because I only had two choices, either the T68 or a Nokia. I choose the T68 because it had more features and I've always had a Nokia and wanted to try something new. The first few days were great until the phone started to ... read more
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Nov 10 '02
Pros: Color screen; WAP; GSM; BlueTooth and IR
Cons: GSM network not built up yet
Summary: I have had several wireless phones since 1999. I must say that no phone has *EVER* impressed me like the T68. I have never enjoyed using a phone so much as I do this one. I tend to have it out of my pocket and in my hand a lot just to see people's ... read more
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Nov 03 '02
Pros: Small form factor, Color Screen, Integrated Bluetooth
Cons: Locking/Unlocking the phone is a pain, screen is hard to read, poor reception
Summary: Sony Ericcson's T68 cell phone leaves much to be desired; the user experience needs work and the color screen is hard to read. Here are some thoughts:
RECEPTION
Hands down, the worst reception of any phone I've ever had. This is ... read more
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Oct 22 '02
Pros: Feature rich, solid build quality, great screen, design and feel.
Cons: Reception is so-so, menus could be much faster.
Summary: I've used Motorola's, Nokia's and now an SE phone. In terms of build quality, I've dealt with some pretty sturdy old phones before, but in terms of the latest mini phones, this T68 has felt the most solid. I've played around with the Motorola V70, and ... read more
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Oct 21 '02
Pros: Technologically advanced, blue-tooth, color screen, great battery life
Cons: Slow interface, poor reception, very complicated system
Summary: I have been waiting for this phone to come out for the longest time. What attracts me to this phone, is the color-screen, blue-tooth technology, GSM network, and not being a flip phone. It seems like almost all color phone displays that are available ... read more
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Oct 14 '02
Pros: "Cool" factor, Bluetooth, Voice activation, Fantastic battery life
Cons: Poor reception due to internal antenna
Summary: I purchased this phone (T68i) when I was traveling in Hong Kong. This phone replaced my Nokia 8290 nad I use it on the VoiceStream (T-Mobile) network.
Durability:
The phone seems a bit flimsy at first; a bit like the Nokia 8290. ... read more
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Oct 13 '02
Pros: Great Features, Excellent battery life, and usability
Cons: Often Misunderstood Capabilities, Reception Below-Average, Complex Menus
Summary: GSM technology has allowed me to use and test many phones. Out of the many phones i have used, the Sony Ericsson t68i is definitely the most feature rich capable phone. It brings together Tri-band technology with GPRS internet connectivty with, ... read more
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Sep 27 '02
Pros: Very hip, highly customizable, color screen
Cons: Weak antenna, flaky software, only 256 colors
Summary: I purchased this phone when it first became available, about 5 months ago, and it was a huge upgrade from my previous Motorola Startac phone. Some information (and comments) about the features which I use the most:
• SMS messaging: the phone has ... read more
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Sep 17 '02
Pros: Tiny, feature-rich, colorful and large screen for its overall size
Cons: Large screen provides more area to get oily, maybe a bit _too_ feature-rich
Summary: Recently, I was offered an Ericsson T68m for free so I jumped at the chance since it still sells for over $300 on eBay. Long story short my ol' T39 broke (still under warranty), Ericsson couldn't fix it, and they for some reason couldn't get anymore in ... read more
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Sep 02 '02
Pros: Color Screen, battery life, memory capacity
Cons: No faceplates, freezes up about one daily, top left light never stops blinking
Summary: I bought this phone two days after it came out, the big selling point was of course the color screen and features. I am a student so I rarely use the business end of the phone. But I do like the changing the background picture, customizable ring tones ... read more
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Sep 01 '02
Pros: Small, Light, Bluetooth, IR, Battery Life, Tri-band
Cons: Still trying to find one
Summary: As of the day of writing other members have given very extensive reviews of the T68 series of the Sony-Ericsson cellular phone.
I will give my $0.02 worth as a user of this phone (T68i) compared to other world phones (Ericsson T28 and Motorola ... read more
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