Sony Ericsson T-28s Cell Phone

Pros: Compact and lightweight, menu likes on Windows, 28 languages of menu, good sound and sensitivity
Cons: Not so convenient for keeping in hand, low vibrate, short accumulator

This phone has appeared in a middle of 1999 and to this day remaining by the smallest device of this company. Sizes impress and in two years - only 97õ50õ15 mm and weight is 83 g!

The design Ericsson seldom pleased with external appearance of...

Pros: thin, goodlooking
Cons: reception

I bought a T28s 1 year ago as my first mobile phone and in the first period i found it very good.

It's very short (apart the antenna), thin, light and it can be put in your pocket or a little bag!

The menu is very easy to use,...

Pros: The next generation in convergent audio technology
Cons: as with any merged products there are some compromises

When I bought the Ericsson MP3 handsfree kit I had two very specific requirements of it. The first was that I wanted to be able to tell when my mobile was ringing while I was walking down the street listening to loud music through headphones. The...

Pros: Compact, flexible, light.
Cons: None so far.

Having suffered with an Alcatel phone for quite some time, I was happy to 'test drive' the T28s for work purposes.

First impressions are mixed. It's compact,slim and light, which is good. However the 'lock' that keeps the fliptop closed...

Pros: Very compact, vibration alarm, voice dialing
Cons: Poor battery life, sluggish user interface, large antenna sticking out

My second Ericsson - I got it for its small size and the integrated vibration alarm which is not typical for this size.

The feature list is quite standard: Phone book functions, list of last calls/last numbers dialled/missed calls, ring tone...

Pros: Ericsson has good service centers.
Cons: Keeps breaking.

The Ericsson T28s is the first mobile phone I have purchased. And may well be the last Ericsson I purchase.
Since buying it about three months ago I have had to take it to the Ericsson service centers three times because of different problems I have...

Pros: A very classy and high performing phone
Cons: Only if your T28s won't suffer from manufacturing defects

This is my sixth Ericsson phone, having previously owned the EH 237, GH 337, 388, 688 and GA 318. I wasn't consciously looking for an Ericsson mobile phone since I had been traditionally an Ericsson user. In fact, I was seriously considering the Nokia...

Pros: Small, many many features
Cons: none

The new T-28 pcs phone by Ericson is more than just an ordinary cellular phone, it is a phone that opens up the world to its users. What i mean by this is it is able to be used in many countries throughout the world that use the 1800 MHZ range that our...

Pros: light, compact, great sound
Cons: weak vibrate, really small buttons

I've had this phone for under a day, having previously used/borrowed 4 different Ericssons, 4 Nokias and a Panasonic. In short, it's brilliant!

Everything works well, and once you get used to the interface (I'm getting there...) you realise...

Pros: Almost everything - especially style, size/weight & features
Cons: None significant

I bought my Ericsson T28s after much deliberation, research and comparison between it and other similar high-end phones, such as the Nokia 8210 and the Motorola V3688 (Australian model designations). I have friends with both these phones, and I could not...

Pros: tetris & solataire
Cons: the phone itself

okay, so far every reviewer has reccomended this phone, and simply on the basis that it has a 'cool' blue backlight, its 'cute' it 'vibrates'. Well all of these may be true, but the simple fact is, the phone is useless! Having used and sold many of...

Pros: Features, Battery Life, Portability, Robustness
Cons: FAT aerial can be a put-off

I recently purchased this on a contract, from www.mobileshop.com on the Leisure 500 (vodafone) tarrif 2 weeks ago, and since then on, have NEVER regreted it.

The phone was free, and came witha £12 month contract.

The phone itself...

Pros: Very Very light and small indeed, Dirt cheap, Quite stylish.
Cons: Not a very reliable phone, battery does not last long, average reception

The phone is for those who want a mobile for a reasonable price that is incredibly small and is not overladen with features...

The the phone is a delight to use when it works ***HOWEVER*** you may find that it does not work as often as you may...

Pros: Sleek , Robust
Cons: Nothing

Hi friends,

I have recently bought this handset & I find it to be one of my best buys, I was earlier using a Samsung SGH 600 which was I thought the best handset I have ever used but since I have bought this I find it even better than...

Pros: A Top Class Mobile Phone.
Cons: Fragile, Very Fragile.

I brought this phone in Singapore, for around S'pore dollars of $500 which is around USD$130. For most of the Asean here, T-28s have terrible reputation, especially with the mic design that stick to the flip cover, fragile design :-)

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