Philips 755 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by: Stuart Miles (pocket-lint.com)

Philips 755 mobile phone

With so many manufacturers making mobile phones, companies have to come up with more and more inventive ways for you to want to choose its model over a competitor. To that end, we've seen a whole host of technology that even five years ago, you would...

Able to write on your images before you send them

Bad design, poor software, awkward to use

With no Bluetooth, a VGA camera, a poor menu system and a USP that isn't really that exciting when you come to use it, there is unfortunately little to like about this model.

Oct, 2004

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Expert review by: Dan Wu (engadget.com)

Philips 755 taggable picture phone review

Despite it being pretty unique for a non-smartphone to have a touchscreen that you can write on, Pocket Lint doesn't seem to like much else about the new Philips 755 cellphone. The negatives: a poor design that makes it a burden to use, no Bluetooth,...

Oct, 2004

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Expert review by: Niketu Shah (techtree.com)

Philips 755

The Philips 755, as we would see, turns on the heat with new features (and flaws). Is it worth your money? Check this out.

Aug, 2005

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Expert review by: Hardware Zone (hardwarezone.com)

Philips 755 Tri-band Mobile Phone

It's apparent that the theme for the Philips 755 is fun and it's easy to see why this is so. With the "Tag-it" feature, you are empowered with the ability to digitally doodle on the pictures of your friends for laughs. You can even add a personal touch...

Aug, 2005

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Expert review by: Michael Oryl (editor) (mobileburn.com)

Snapshot: Philips 755

Philips recently released their first candy bar format handset with a touch screen. The new 755 looks like any other modern handset, with a built-in camera and large 65k color display, but the addition of pen input and a virtual keyboard really set it...

Sep, 2004