Sony Ericsson T28S

Sleek, stylish, sexy and cool (Matrix style) but with an achilies heel, a dodgy button on the side. I've had a variety of different phones over the past few years, but let me tell you i don't keep going back to them unless i like them. This phone really is stylish, it's ultra light and can fit in the smallest pocket (the only problem with this is the tendancy to lose it around the house.) Its also remarkably 'expensive looking' for the money, and you really can be the envy of your mates in the pub when they see it. That said its coolest feature is also one of its let-downs, the phone has a ... more

When the battery on my faithful Ericsson GH688 finally died, I realized that it was almost as expensive to replace the battery as to but a new phone. I went for the later option. I was so pleased with the performance of the 688, I never doubted the reliability of Ericsson and bought the T28. The phone is exceptionally light. It’s so light it almost feels hollow. This is mainly because they are using a very thin battery, which despite some criticism is still a vast improvement on the old Ericsson battery. This is great for reducing bulk and means you really can carry it in your shirt ... more

This phone was my second one, I’m really not sure how much it costs as I got mine free with a contract. It is really light about 60 grams. It comes in a few colours, grey, beige, and fern green. It has a great design although the flip can get in the way. And it has a huge aerial. It has a standby time of about 180 minuites which isnt very long, i'm not sure how long the talktime is. The one thing that bugged me was it was so unreliable, you could be having a conversation or halfway through texting someone when it would just turn off. The worst I experienced is while phoning someone I could ... more

This phone is brilliant. Right from the off, it will satisfy your needs from a phone and constantly surprise you with nice features. Lets start with the fun. You get two games.."only two", I hear you moan...oh but what 2 games to choose, Solitare (patience to some of you) and tetris. These two games are addictive and you will wonder what you ever did on those long bus journeys home. It has voice activated dialing, which you may say you won't use, but wait. If you record the key you will use for the voice dailing, when that number rings you it plays it to tell you who is ringing you before it ... more

Heralded as the smallest Ericsson mobile phone ever, the T28s has proved to be an excellent all round phone for me. The T28s is wonderfully small, extremely light, and despite its dimensions is packed with more features than you are ever likely to need. My T28s came with a Li-polymer battery which is good for about 60hours standby use, but not outstanding these days, however credit is due to just how thin and light the battery is which clearly helps the overall appearance. Perhaps the most useful feature of the T28s is the active flip, no need to press a button to receive or end a call, simply ... more