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Sony Ericsson T300
Author: Daniel Topler
Date Posted: February 19th, 2003
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| Bottom Line: The Sony Ericsson T300 Cell Phone is inexpensive, its small, has lots of features including color screen, GPRS and plays polyphonic ringtones. Is it a bargain? Read on to find out in our official review.... |
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Interface
The cell phone interface is very similar
to the T68. It's very easy to use and I had no problems with it. I'll go
through the menu of the phone, as well as describe each thing in the menus to
give you a better understanding of the features of the phone.
In my opinion, the main screen was very
well done. On the
bottom left is the signal strength. The bottom center displays the time, and the
bottom right displays battery life. The top displays the cell phone carrier’s
name, and in my case, it’s VoiceStream. When Infrared is activated, a little
infrared icon shows up in the center right of the screen. The background image can be selected to whatever you want.
There is 52 options pre-selected on the phone, but you can add more via optional
CommuniCam Camera, Infrared, or using WAP.
You can also activate a screensaver, but it’s pretty much
pointless. It’s basically an image that shows up on the screen after a button
has not been pressed for 25 seconds. About 3 seconds after that picture is
displayed, a digital clock turns on, saving battery life. There is no way to turn off the clock, making the
screensaver pretty much pointless.
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