Thread: Sony Ericsson G705 review

The mid range phones are changing fast and Sony Ericsson G705 is a good example of this. You would wonder when Sony Ericsson high end phones never had Wi-Fi or GPS navigation together, but now this mid range is going to give you a taste of both these features besides all the other loaded attributes in it. The phone has indeed some good features, but as there are loopholes in every big thing, the phone is no exception to it.

Sony Ericsson G705 has really cheap looks given its features. Then the office lacks in a very important feature which would have made it a complete office phone – there is no Office document viewer. The video recording of the phone having 3.15 mp camera is limited to 15 fps, and the M2 card slot is under battery cover which again is a problem for users when they wish to withdraw and insert the card.

Sony Ericsson G705 otherwise makes a good statement and can be relied upon for mobile features. This is smart 3G phone which also supports four bands of GSM. The phone has a 2.4 inches of TFT color screen with Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate. The internal memory of 120 MB is good with 1 GB card slot offered with the phone. You have GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi and HSDPA technology. Connectivity to other phones is quite fun when you use either the USB port or the Bluetooth of the device.

Sony Ericsson G705 is equipped with a powerful multimedia having 3.15 camera having flash, auto focus, geo-tagging, video and a secondary video-call camera. There is GPS navigation, YouTube applications, MP3/AAC/MPEG4 player Java MIDP 2.0, FM radio with RDS, TrackID music recognition like all Sony Ericsson phones, Picture editor/blogging and built in hands free. The talk time of 10 hours is really captivating for those who wish to talk long without interruptions.