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07 Feb, 2024
Full feature cordless coms
This is a 5th phone, now linked to an existing 4 phone system. These Panasonics CANNOT be bettered. Excellent crystal clear reception over 2 floors of the house. 5* build quality + answerphone, + intercom. I will never use the many many functions, these phones offer. Off the scale brilliant, benchmark quality.
16 Jul, 2009
A Sony Ericsson icon
Firstly I am not a cyberhead. At the first mention of a user preference, or sub menu, file saver, or thread address and I,m off down the Dog and Duck, I,d sooner watch paint dry! I,ve only just mastered a 1970s phone with a finger hole dial. When my 14 year old ultra basic mobile finally gave up and I considered a replacement, I froze, even Stephen Hawkings would struggle with the latest offerings. Then I stumbled across the K750i, ok I,ve got my 14 year old son to thank for debunking the cyberbabble, but what a phone. The functions are ultra simple to navigate using the joystick. The phone is superb with excellent clarity. The onboard stereo radio (radio!!??...wow)is excellent even if the stereo bit is a little challenged at times. And its a camera which is capable of some excellent quality pictures. I,m informed that it is also an mx3, which I thought was a little sports car, but there you go, clever bu99ers these Japanese. It would seem it can communicate with pretty well any other machine code device, in pretty well any fashion, including infra red beams! That one over on Dr Who then. I,m off to track some Russian submarines at the weekend, theres bound to be and icon on the screen for this! There really is very little out there to beat a K750i for robust build quality, good looks and functionality, its easy to see why they have become a mobile cult legend, just check out the hundreds of reviews, theres some very happy owners out there. What to pay? as of 16/7/09, up to £25 will by you a used if somewhat worn example with all functions intact/working. £25-35 a carefully owned example thats been Body Glove protected. £35 and upwards near mint. Having said that, I have just ebayed a BNIB 100% unused example, in red, for £39, so its worth playing the screen. Happy hunting, you will not be disappointed
16 Jul, 2009
A Sony Ericsson icon
1 of 1 found this helpful Firstly I am not a cyberhead. At the first mention of a user preference, or sub menu, file saver, or thread address and I,m off down the Dog and Duck, I,d sooner watch paint dry! I,ve only just mastered a 1970s phone with a finger hole dial. When my 14 year old ultra basic mobile finally gave up and I considered a replacement, I froze, even Stephen Hawkings would struggle with the latest offerings. Then I stumbled across the K750i, ok I,ve got my 14 year old son to thank for debunking the cyberbabble, but what a phone. The functions are ultra simple to navigate using the joystick. The phone is superb with excellent clarity. The onboard stereo radio (radio!!??...wow)is excellent even if the stereo bit is a little challenged at times. And its a camera which is capable of some excellent quality pictures. I,m informed that it is also an mx3, which I thought was a little sports car, but there you go, clever bu99ers these Japanese. It would seem it can communicate with pretty well any other machine code device, in pretty well any fashion, including infra red beams! That one over on Dr Who then. I,m off to track some Russian submarines at the weekend, theres bound to be and icon on the screen for this! There really is very little out there to beat a K750i for robust build quality, good looks and functionality, its easy to see why they have become a mobile cult legend, just check out the hundreds of reviews, theres some very happy owners out there. What to pay? as of 16/7/09, up to £25 will by you a used if somewhat worn example with all functions intact/working. £25-35 a carefully owned example thats been Body Glove protected. £35 and upwards near mint. Having said that, I have just ebayed a BNIB 100% unused example, in red, for £39, so its worth playing the screen. Happy hunting, you will not be disappointed