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Sendo X
From around £100
The lowdown
It’s taken its time getting here, but the Sendo X looks like it was worth the wait.
What’s good?
This may be the first smartphone from the British company, but the handset feels surprisingly professional. It’s far less stocky than similar phones such as the Nokia 6600 and the Siemens SX1, and much more pocketable. The OS has had some nice additions to it and there’s a decent amount of memory, along with an SD/MMC slot.
What’s bad?
While far from ugly, it’s not the most stylish phone around. Still, you wouldn’t be ashamed to be seen with it. The letters on the keys are so tiny you can hardly see them.
Do you need it?
A highly usable little smartphone. There’s a good array of features under that plain exterior, and since it’s so compact you can bin your normal mobile. Excellent first effort from Sendo.
8/10
Tech Specs
OS: Symbian Series 60
Memory: 32MB
Touchscreen: No
Bluetooth: Yes
Expansion slot: Yes
Dimensions: 111mm x 49mm x 23mm
Weight: 120g
October 10, 2004 in Mobile Phones | Permalink
Comments
good to know feature but where to buy it
i am in botswana,
Posted by: ravi | May 4, 2005 4:18:54 PM
pls i need some1 2 do a review of the graphics, compared to 6600
Posted by: africanboy | Oct 11, 2005 2:33:59 AM
Its funny that a product brand also pictures good quality. There numberous mobile phone assembling plants in Europe, Asia, the Americas and India. As for Nokia Finland, mobile phones have added quality since a large number of University graduates who cannot find work are compelled to assemble mobile phones hence genuine added value unlike in China or India. So do take not as you buy!
Posted by: edward jr | Dec 7, 2005 9:33:06 AM
looks good to me.
keep up tha good work homie.
Posted by: arnold | Mar 27, 2007 7:52:05 AM
i want silver body for my sendo x mobile plz reply me price and address for money order.
Posted by: manjeet | Apr 11, 2007 10:04:14 AM
