Sony Mobile Ericsson K600i Reviews & Tests

Expert review by (star-techcentral.com)

A candy bar for the tech-savvy

Nice looks ; reasonable price for a 3G phone

Buttons take some getting used to ; no memory expansion slot

Nov, 2005

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Expert review by : Maria Mitina (mobile-review.com)

Sony Ericsson K600i

3G networks get prior for all the manufacturers; we now see a tendency of double standard phones replacing usual ones. Many manufacturers posed an ambitious problem of gaining great parts of the UMTS-terminals market in 2005. Thus the market enters the...

An On/Off button is on the top of the phone and service indicator with the minimum possible surface area is near it. The device is equipped with a miniUSB plug-and-socket that allows connecting to a PC. The old interface connector supports no fast data...

Mar, 2005

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Expert review by (3g.co.uk)

Sony Ericsson K600i 3G Phone

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The K600i flaunts a smart design that should make it hot mainstream property.

What, no memory card slot? How dare you Sony Ericsson.

Despite its memory limitations, we still can't see the K600i failing

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Expert review by : Marc Perton (engadget.com)

Sony Ericsson K600i reviewed

Sony Ericsson's K600i was one of our faves at CTIA earlier this year, and now that it's available to actual customers (in Hong Kong, at least), Mobile Burn snagged one for a review. While they liked the 3G UMTS phone for its svelte profile and...

Jul, 2005

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Expert review by : Mobile Gazette (mobilegazette.com)

Sony Ericsson K600

Available in Q3 2005 in Europe in the "i" configuration of UMTS (3G) + GSM 900/1800/1900.

Feb, 2005

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Expert review by (mobile88.com)

Sony Ericsson K600i

The K600 3G UMTS handset is a device that has the same size and weight as existing 2G handsets. It delivers the full performance and possibilities of 3G networks, including high quality video telephony, a 1.3 MegaPixel camera and fast download of...

Nice looks reasonable price for a 3G phone

Buttons take some getting used to no memory expansion slot

On the upside, there’s a built-in radio so you're not completely without audio entertainment on this mobile phone.

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Consumer review (rightmobilephone.co.uk)

4 years of constant abuse and its never given me any problems

Great phone, very robust, I have had this handset for 4 years of constant abuse and its never given me any problems even after being dropped a story onto a wood pile and being walked through a river. Battery was good but its down to around 2 days of ...

Nov, 2009