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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Pros: Small, Light, Blue backlight, Vibracall
Cons: Small screen, medium battery life

Ericson T28-s

I live in the UK and replaced my old phone with this for £30 ($50) with a 12 month contract on BT Cellnet. I have had it for a fortnight, and am very happy with it.

This phone won't appeal to everyone, but it does...

Pros: Small and elegant. Very good reception even in buildings.
Cons: Included battery has short life.

A small phone with great reception? Yeah right, huh? Well this has blown away my perception that a small phone can't deliver on near perfect reception.

FIRST EXPERIENCE
I first picked up a T28 World phone on my business trips to the...

Pros: looks, size
Cons: reliability, not easy to use

I have long been a customer of Nokia phones, in fact, a customer since 1991. Late in 1999, I thought that I would trade my Nokia 6160 for something different. The local shop said that the Ericsson T28 was the way to go and I took their advise. Well,...

Pros: All features like- Voice Dial, Vibrating Alert, Profiles etc.
Cons: Small Display, Non Wap

Hi Guys,

I am using this handset for the past 3 months & am completely satislied with this handset, it offers me all the things I need like Voice Dial, Vibrating Alert, profiles, clear sound etc. Tha battery for this handset is really...

Pros: Size, Style, Vibrate mode, Battery life
Cons: No wireless web/WAP

I bought this because it was on special at the Pac Bell store for $130 plus tax(on $330). I would never pay $300 for a phone, but since this one is so small and includes a vibrate mode, I felt it was worth the extra over the cheap Nokia. I've had no...

Pros: Size, sleekness, battery
Cons: The Flip loosens with time

Hi

This is my first opinion on Epinions.com altough I am a member of this site since a long period. Earlier I used to surf the site & rate epinions on the site but now I have finnally deceided to write an opinion myself.

Well...

Pros: cute and user-friendly
Cons: none that we've found!

This is the 4th mobile we've owned. This one we got without a contract (so much cheaper!) and we love it. We've now had it 8 months, and it's the best phone we've ever had. The voice recognition facility is super, the memory is excellent, the...

Pros: Slim Handset
Cons: Nothing at all

Hi Guys,

This is the Handset I bought after buying the Motorola V-Series. This is a little bigger but is extremely thin. I like it. This has some different games as this has Solitaire & Tetris which are both very interesting. The battery...

Pros: Style and Functionality included in the one phone, GREAT customer service
Cons: none

I recently purchased an Ericsson T-28 mobile phone and upon opening the package, I was amazed.

Ericsson's new mobile phones are incredibly small and light, yet seem very versatile. These phones are generally the same width and height as a...

Pros: Small, light, great features
Cons: Slow interface, fragile flip, buggy firmware, small screen

The T-28s is a very light and compact phone. Its features are relatively standard for today's phone such as vibrating alert, profile settings, melody-editing, voice-activation, etc. It falls behind on the lack of calendar and basic organizer function...

Pros: Small, cute
Cons: Bad battery life

The T28 is possibly the best looking phone on the market. It is very small, extremely light and is very easy to use.It has a great design, which is only surpassed by the Nokia 8250 in my opinion. It offers voice activated dialling, a massive phonebook,...

Pros: design, options
Cons: small screen, problem w/ battery

I used to be a nokia addict until the t28 came out.. the reviews i read about it in addition to its, i must say, incredible design convinced me. At first sight, the only thing that bothered me was the small screen which slowed significantly navigation...

Pros: Very suave looking, flashy and KEWL!!
Cons: Bad piece of equipment

I bought the Ericsson T-28s and was hoping it would be the best upgrade to my loyal and trusty Nokia 6160. Boy, was I wrong?? Not only did the T-28 not perform as good as the 6160, but it broke down within 2 months of normal usage. After examining,...

Pros: Small size, decent battery life, range of accessories, excellent menu system
Cons: None in my opinion

I have used many phones from Motorola, Nokia and Ericcson and this is my hands down favorite. There are plenty of handy accessories to make it even more useful. My favorites are the Bluetooth headset & adapter and the travel micro charger.

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