T-Mobile Energy

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Expert review by : Dave Oliver (wired.co.uk)

T-Mobile Energy review

The cheapest phone in T-Mobile's touchscreen roster, in everysense, is the Energy. It's available for £50 on PAYG (£40 if you'rean existing T-Mobile customer) and looks similar tothe T-Mobile Vivacity (£80), but cuts down on the qualityof the spec in...

Very cheap but with midrange good looks, 2GB memory cardsupplied, okay camera

Poor quality resistive screen

Budget smartphones don't come much more budget than this, butwhile there's no 3G and the screen's not great, it does have Wi-Fi,a media player, half-decent camera and a gratis 2GB memory card.So, in short, not bad at all for the price but don't expect...

Feb, 2012

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Expert review by (somobile.co.uk)

T-Mobile Energy

The T-Mobile Energy is the similarly-styled sibling to the T-Mobile Affinity, and promises to deliver smartphone features to those on a budget.

The Energy's 3.5-inch touchscreen may not be as high-resolution as the iPhone's Retina Display, but it still offers access to a wide array of features including; pre-installed Facebook and Twitter apps, email, web browser and an eBook reader.

Jan, 2012

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