Pros: Vibrating alert, voice dialing, calculator, battery life, weight, an endless list Cons: Not pretty, no predictive dictionary
I was the proud owner of one of these little ‘beauties’ for about eleven months, and with it being my first mobile phone I was more than pleased with the Philips Savvy.
The features of this phone are clearly the main asset here. The Philips...
Pros: cheap, durable, sturdy, ol' reliable, hard waring, cheap Cons: its a little on the boring side and not as stylish as other mobiles
I bought this product for a very fair reason, and that was because it was dirt cheap and I was DESPERATE for a new phone. It is actually a really good phone, and in my opinion, it looks fairly alright. I am on a pay as you go contract, and what attracted...
Pros: Voice Dial, Vibrator Alert, good reception, picture messaging and Price! Cons: Size, Unscrewable antenna small LED screen, one button keypad lock, short talk time.
Well there are many reasons to buy a Nokia; brand, functionality, size, snake, and much more. However The Philips Savvy is not a bad phone, in fact it is a very good one. Considering that Philips is not a big player at the moment in the world of Mobile...
Pros: Value for money, sound quality, impressive features list. Cons: Small screen, menu system cumbersome, looking a little dated now.
The Savvy DB is based on the C12/C13 family, and is an ideal mobile for those who have just become converted to the "mobile faith". Coming in at around UKP£40 ($75)it represents excellent value for money.
Pros: great price, many useful features, good sound Cons: menu, looks yesterday
Available in Savvy the set of functionality's (vibrocall, clock and date, alarm clock, calculator, voice dial - is the yet not full list!) would look pertinently not only in telephone middle-end, but also in telephones of a business-class. And price -...
Pros: Looks, Features, Cons: Too Heavy, No logos or ringtones, Games, Battery life
I was looking for a mobile about a year ago when I came across the Savvy Vogue. I saw it and I thought wow. I thought it was extremely small as well. 1 year later, it is a big huge brick that is old fashioned and outdated. It was a good phone at first,...
Pros: Ease of use, and voice recognition Cons: small screen
The Savvy weighs in at 146g with battery. Most of the phone's functions are controlled using a four-way rocker button. The phone makes heavy use of graphical icons. Only two lines of text can be viewed simultaneously, each with only 11 characters....
Pros: Is small and light and i got free insurance for a year. Cons: Is ugly, expensive text messages.
First of all it is so unfashionable. I walk around with my friends and they all have the latest nokia's which is whatn I want. I recieved this phone as a present and If i hadn't I wouldn't have bought it. They ordered it over the net so they got a year...
I got a good offer from my Mobile operator,a phone for 40 dollars.It has useful caller ID.it is very light and not that small that can be lost.Functions are all user friendly and one can send small icons with sms messages.The battery is a low tech job in...
Pros: Quite small; Smart Cons: No support for extra ringtones etc..
I got a Savvy DB for Christmas, completely out of the blue in fact, connected to Virgin Mobile. The phone itself is the dictionary definition of smartness. It fits into your pocket easily enough, the few ringtones available are all good, and there's an...
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