Sony Ericsson K810i Review By CNET UK

Aside from the small keys on the keypad, this is a good camera phone, but it’s a shame it’s practically identical to its predecessor

CNET UK has a review of the Sony Ericsson K810i and writes, “Aside from the awkward keypad, which might not suit everyone’s texting tastes, this is a good camera phone — but there’s something missing. Yes, it has a better camera cover than the K800i, some fancy blue lights and a glossy makeover, but that’s the problem — it’s only a makeover and nothing has really changed.We rated the K800i as being one of the best camera phones we had seen so far — and gave it an Editor’s Choice award — and we expected its successor to blow it out of the water with some new fancy features, which the K810i hasn’t produced. Basically, if you own a K800i then you might as well keep it. “

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