Review: Sharp GX10i

Sharp GX10i Review

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The Sharp GX10i mobile phone is the successor to the GX10, offering triband capability and improved camera functions. It comes in a distinctive anthracite colour, to distinguish it from the older GX10.

The Sharp GX10i was one of the best multimedia phones when it launched, with MMS, 65,000 colour TFT display, and an integrated digital camera with 110,000 pixels, digital zoom and storage for up to 80 pictures. However it cannot compare with more modern camera phones. It suffers from having a poor quality camera and no easy way of transferring pictures from the phone to a PC.

Features of the Sharp GX10i include:

• WAP, GPRS
• 16 voice polyphonic ringtones, ringtone composer
• High resolution colour display (120 x 160 pixels, 65,536 colours) plus external display
• Multimedia Messaging (MMS)
• Downloadable Java™ applications
• Enhanced animation
• Wallpaper
• Caller identification (on external display)
• Built-in infra-red modem
• Predictive text input
• Clock, calendar, games
• Size: 94 x 49 x 27 mm
• Weight: 107g
• Battery standby: up to 250 hours
• Battery talktime: up to 3.5 hours
• Vibration alert
• Tri band

Sharp GX10i Consumer Reviews

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Reviewed by steven i love sharps from England on 21st Feb 2004
The sharp gx10i is the best phone ever if you are lookin for a new phone get this one its camera colour are great and the battery lasts longer than my nokia i love this phone if you want a phone get the SHARP GX10I NOW.
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Reviewed by Sid Sharp from UK on 20th Feb 2004
I will try and keep this short and to the point. I brought a T610 mainly because I heard and read such bad things about the GX10i's battery life, but 2 weeks later I had changed it to a GX10i. I use my phone for txts and the odd drunken call on a weekend...lol. Since Ive had the GX10i ive charged it twice in two weeks! It takes 2 hours to charge and after reading some reviews I thought by the time I had a look around the phone and taken some pics the battery would be dead.......not the case so please dont let that put you off! The keys are big and easy to find unlike the T610 and also that large TFT screen is crystal clear. Ive also noticed that the pictures are of a far better quality than the T610. I wont carry on with the many good points, because if like me the battery was the issue I have covered that. This is my first flip top phone and I for one am very happy with it, plus I got it for £179.99 which was a bonus and in the sale at a certain high street store...just think stupid adverts ;-)
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Reviewed by Gav from UK on 20th Feb 2004
Got this phone a couple of days ago as an "upgrade" from my sl45i. but to be honest its not much of one. ok so it has colour screen and a camera. I'm not entirely unimpressed by the camera but i wouldn't seek it out. The one thing i liked with the siemens is the fact you had access to the file system via irda. I liked the fact that i could get ringtones and games for free from spurious sources but on this fone its nigh on impossible and im not paying 2 quid or whatever to dl a ringtone to get bored of it 2 hours later... It's a pretty average phone but to be honest guys the phones being released lately arent up to much . cept maybe the new SE or SPV. I got the phone for free on a really good pay monthly deal so i'm not too fussed. but this phone could easily be better.
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Reviewed by Jay from Wakefield on 18th Feb 2004
Well theres nothing much to say about this phone except it is absoloutely fab. If you have £250 go out and get yourself one and you can trust me because i have had my fair share of mobile phones (about 14) since they came out and this is the best so far. And you will be the envy of all your mates if you get it, with its superb polyphonic ringtones (16 chords, which are great) and superb colour screen. The bottom line is if you have the money get it because nothing comes close to it on the phone market at the moment. Well except the Gx20 but thats £150 more just for a video recorder and that only records 50 secs. So for £250 its a bargain buy it!
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Reviewed by kieran murphy from southport on 18th Feb 2004
i think this fone is wicked. i have go it now luckily as it was alot of money. the camera is so good and the java games is wicked. the ringtones are fab i luv them all. all i can say is a really good fone. to be no. 1!!!!!
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Reviewed by ;-) from - on 2nd Feb 2004
WOW!!!!!!What can I say! This phone seems 2 have everything, truly wicked:- difficult 2 choose between this & the samsung E700 at first but me thinks I made the right choice. As an upgrade from samsung t100 this is my first camera fone! Everyone says how good the camera is & their not wrong! Would have got the latest sharp but I dont know anyone whos interested just yet in video messaging! Wait 2 see if it takes off then I will get one! A MUST BUY!:-)
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Reviewed by JDD from England on 2nd Feb 2004
An average fone! Having a camera is gr8. But its a poor camera. Too slow and drags alot meaning blurry pictures. hard to use menu also bring this fone down. Something good though is the java games. They ARE AMAZING!!
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Reviewed by kevin from ireland on 1st Feb 2004
i am looking to buy a gx10i and would appreciate it if you could e-mail me wit a price. my e-mail is= iwantagx10i@hotmail.com
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Reviewed by Hesham from Egypt on 31st Jan 2004
All that i can say it's a very gr8 phone... i've it now for about 2 monthes and it works very good " touch wood ;)" the poly phonic ring tones is very gr8 and cool much better than any other phone even the SAMSUNG's and the camera is very good and also the TFT screen is cool and sharp in details.... but at my first charge i've experianced a power problem and the battery become empty after 24 hours but as i go in useing the phone and chargeing it it become better and better till it now lasting for 3 days of heavy use(talking,GPRS browsing,downloading and gaming)so don't worry if you find it fading after a short time it'll be better till it reach it's best performance... finally i love this fone it's the best i've ever had ....... :)
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Reviewed by Ade from UK on 30th Jan 2004
Just got mine and I think its great apart from mines an ex Vodaphone which im using on O2. Does anyone know if there is any software you can buy that will remove all the Vodafone stuff and restore it back to factory spec.
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Reviewed by T. G. from UK on 29th Jan 2004
As many of the previous reviewers, I am a former Nokia user and whilst the phone is good allround I think the initial novelty has worn off. The camera is great fun but the phone is missing basic things like SNOOZE on the alarm clock and inserting words into texts when using predictive texting. New features are always good but don't forget what people actually use their phones for! Can't manufacturers make these phones with integrated aerials? (Me used to the Nokia again) It's a nightmare fitting into a girls small purse!
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Reviewed by Sarag Walkons from UK on 27th Jan 2004
has ne1 else found dat ghosts appear in the pictures taken by this fone? if u have plz email permypreacher@yahoo.co.uk
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Reviewed by Rachael from UK on 21st Jan 2004
I can't believe nearly everybody is saying the phone is excellent with 5 stars. THE BATTERY LIFE IS ABSOLOULTLY S****!!! never known anything like it!! Is this just my phone, or does anybody else have this problem. My OLD nokia used to be ok being charged once a week, this phone, im lucky if it lasts 24 hours! I thought mobile phones were suppost to get better not worse in quality!!
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Reviewed by David Harrison from England on 21st Jan 2004
not too impressed with this phone, does'nt have a lot of basic features that it should. it has a lot of toys but thats all they are - toys none are implemented well enough to make them useful. Also no stopwatch
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Reviewed by emma from uk on 21st Jan 2004
i love this fone got it at a bargin price of £15 from a mate so i love it even more!but only prob is i need help with sending mms ... it wont let me it says connection server error every time,ive tryed everything pls help my email add is emimoaner@hotmail.com and for free ringtones try www.gapsring.co.uk/mob.html its really good
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Reviewed by Peter from england on 19th Jan 2004
Great geat phone i agree a bit chunky but the camera and games make up for that and the phone is now selling at £190 at amazon and comet which is great value. There is no better phone in the £200-£300 range. I will never get bored of this phone if you have £190 go out and buy one. CLASS.
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Reviewed by Gary from UK on 18th Jan 2004
This fone i amazing dont listen to them other people saying its c***. Dont get the gx20, dont get me wrong its a brilliant phone but for £150-£200 MORE than the gx10i all for a camcorder????????Apart from the camcorder and the front colour screen its the same as the gx10i.I have got a gx10i and i got it from a catalouge for £269 which is a lot of money for a phone i thought BUT the gx20 is £499 ALL FOR A 20 SECOND CAMCORDER?. MY MATE HAS THIS FONE I THINK HE IS MAD FOR BUYIN IT FOR 500 QUID but there you go, if you want a very very very very good fone for £270 get the gx10i, camera is great, everything is great why would you need camcorder in a PHONE???? so if you want a good reliable 'in fashon' phone go for the gx10i thank you for taking the time to read this review. Gary
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Reviewed by John from Wales on 18th Jan 2004
Nice phone although i would prefer it too be a little smaller, pictures are a great improvement on my old ericson t68i but then the t68i has a battery life of nearly 2 weeks, the sharp doesn't last 3 days! bit of a pain if you forget to take your charger when you go away! organiser isn't worth having, it doesn't alert you when you have appointments etc, no bluetooth-didn't realise i would miss it so much, no voice dialing-think i will look at another ericson when my contract is up
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Reviewed by Gary from England on 10th Jan 2004
its the best fone i have ever had.i have always had nokias, but this blows them away!!! BUY IT
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Reviewed by andy from england on 9th Jan 2004
had nokias b4, but i love this thing. only problem i have is, i paid for a ringtone and cant download it. message says not enough memory. does anyone know about this. truckerandy@blueyonder.co.uk
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Reviewed by perkdog from usa on 4th Jan 2004
its ill, sum ppl complain bout it but they r wrong, camera etc gr8
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Reviewed by Helen from Scotland on 3rd Jan 2004
I love this phone i have always had the nokia phones and i think this is bigger and better i have always wanted this sharp phone so my wonderfull dad bought it for me for my christmas xxx
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Reviewed by sean from england on 3rd Jan 2004
the phone is fantastic! ive had no problems with the battery life - even after constant use of the camera and games. the 16 voice polyphonic tones are a joy to listen to although some of the supplied tones are mearly sound effects. the screen is very bright and therefore clear with the screen still being quite easily visible when the backlight is turned off. camera quality is exellent-however, this is the only camera phones pics that ive saw, but i own a digital camera and the shots are acceptable for when the camera is left at home. the external screen is also bright and clear- with the contrast being adjustable. the keys are responsive, although it is sometimes difficult to acknowledge a key press when typing quickly. the memory of 700kb doesnt appear to be large enough on paper, however i have stored around 40 pictures at the medium size, one java game and one downloaded ringtone and have only used 40% of the memory (the phonebook memory is seperate from this pool t hough which allows for 200 entries). overall, the sharp gx10i is a perfect phone for me, although the lack of bluetoth will restrict its use with those that need such a feature. there are other, better phones available for higher prices, such as my preferred choice the GX20- but as that was priced too high at the moment, the gx10i is the best phone in the £200-230 price bracket available at present on a pay and go tariff.
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Reviewed by DJ from UK on 28th Dec 2003
Just so the normal folk out there know, this phone can also be used by people who still both write and read in English. My previous phone was a Nokia 8310, the only thing that sells that is the name Nokia. Now this Sharpe GX10i is the phone that covers most things to a good degree of quality. I've only had mine for a day and I've found my way around it's functions without the use of the manual. If you've got one of these phone's do not even bother looking through the manual until you've figured most of it out. The manual is hopeless, just check manual for things you may have missed yourself. People here at slating the fact the photo quality isn't great, well that's true but the phone is designed as a phone not a camera. If you want the pixel perfect pictures, BUY A DIGITAL CAMERA, if you want amusing snapshot photo's use a phone, this way it also takes away the worry of connection to PC's. You really don't need to connect a phone to a PC to view a photo. The quality isn't worth the effort. The photo's are more for fun, than to help you win photographer of the year. If you want quality photo's spend £300 on a camera and not a £20 per month contract with a phone company. I'm sure as mobile technolgy progresses it will get better. The games market for this phone is huge and includes Fifa 2004, which looks very good but the controls are fiddly. Back to the phone, once you've found your ways through the menus everything is pretty straight forward. Someone mentioned that the phone has a small inbox, which if true (I don't know) but why would you want more than 10 messages in your inbox in one go? It's a communication tool not a storage tool.Personally I think people are hoping for too much too soon and too cheap. Overall, I like this phone. It does what it is supposed to do with lots of extra's games, music editor etc, tunes and games also to download and if you're only paying £20 a month for a year, it's well priced.
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Reviewed by katiexxx from uk on 28th Dec 2003
I purchased this phone yesterday and i can say i am delighted so far! I have always been a Nokia person, but having this phone has made me see just how boring, old and dated Nokias really are! It looks great, has good camera facilities, great games, good ringtones, nice picture quality..etc - the one thing that Nokia does pip the Sharp on is texting, but we all know theres nothing we can do about this (I can live with it though!), Nokia do have the best texting capabilities to their credit. For the money i paid for this phone (£199.99) I am chuffed, even after paying another £30 for a data cable. I love it! I was going to get the Samsung v200, but it had sold out - and I'm so glad it had!! This is much better!
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Reviewed by Amy from england on 27th Dec 2003
ive got the GX20, AND THE GX10i ISNT A TOUCH ON IT!!!!!
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Reviewed by rachel from england on 26th Dec 2003
I absolutely adore this phone!!!!! if any1 is havin trouble with the t9 predict text thingy then all u simply do is hold down the hash key (on the right hand side of the number 0)n the t9 will disappear!! yeah the phone is a bit chunky but what the hell, its a nice, stylish, smart lookin phone!!! the camera is great, sometimes the pic u take is a bit blurry but it has other purposes aswell n cant be made the perfect digital camera because at the same time its a phone! the camera is quite good! the screen n colour is fantastic n looks great! everythin is quite easy to use once u get the hang of it, im just figurin out how to set the time n date which im havin a lil trouble with but once i've learned it will be as easy as ABC! i've never had a camera phone or a phone like this b4 n im glad i got this 1! this is the best phone i've ever had! my last phone i had was a nokia 3310 , nokia phones are easy to use but so is this 1! i honestly dont know how some of u ppl can sit here c allin this phone naff! and as for the battery, mine is great! i was surprised at how long it lasted because i was takin pics n playin around with it most of the day n still had a full battery!... so mine is fine! I recommend this phone to any1 n every1! laters!
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Reviewed by Anthony from England on 24th Dec 2003
After Buying This Phone I Have Only Just Discovered After Reading These Reviews About The Infra Red...I Thought Too It Would Be Able To Transfer Pictures Off The Phone To The PC Via A Infra Red USB Device Which I Could Then Print Out On The PC, Also How Do You Keylock It? As I Keep Accidently Pressing A Key And Using Calling Credit If It's In My Pocket. The Keys Are Awkward At 1st For Texting But You Get Used To It Although I've Found Trying To Type Text In Fast I Keep Catching The End Call Key And When You Try To Return...The Message Won't Save Like A Nokia 3510i Do'es When You Return To Compose Message....Thats Annoying Cause You Have To Start Again And If Its A Long Text It Would Have Took Ages Using This Handset To Type In Anyway I Would Have Liked To Record Sound And Use It As A Ringtone Too.I Like The Screen And The Looks But This Phone For The £280 Price Tag Could Be Alot Better...MP3 Player? Better Camera (Rubbish At Night,Too Grainy And Dark),Thinking Of Swapping It Now For Something Proper That'll Do The Job Right,I Would Compare This Phone To One Of Those Ferrari Kits That Make A Toyota MR2 Look Like A Ferrari...Its Got The Looks But The Features Just Are'nt Quite What It's Trying To Be.
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Reviewed by Bobby from Jamaica on 23rd Dec 2003
This phone is very annoying and irritating to my nerves, probs. (1)last menu stays up after closing and reopening(should go back to main page like other phones) (2)ir only for one purpose, modem. (3) too big (4)could have better navigation through menu, only good things are very good picture and java games
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Reviewed by dan from england on 14th Dec 2003
this phone is pretty average. It has a camera, downloadable java games (which are great!), MMS, polyphonic ringtones, predictive text etc. The camera is v.good in good light but grainy in dim light. Vodafone live is simple to use and has lots of great stuff to download. The phone is not worth £250 because it does not have enough features.
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Reviewed by andy kruyer from england on 13th Dec 2003
hi, i'm sorry but most of the reveiws are wrong!!you can download pitures to your pc/laptop via data cable! but the quality isn't that good.the phones can be unlocked and used on any network!battery life is mediocre.one critisism is that it doesn't store sent sms's. after a night on the beer i like too check what i got up too!!ringtones are good some free from vodaphone live!!(not many!!) all i want to know is whether you can upload your phone book and calendar to yor pc?? answers too andykruyer@yahoo.co.uk oh yes and vodaphone live is free too use(well it is on my py as you go!) and its got some excellent features. otherwise an excellent phone.better then all previous nokias!!
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Reviewed by ciaran o mhuiri from eire on 8th Dec 2003
had this phone a month now lovely looking i am very happy with this mobile phone
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Reviewed by Rory from New Zealand on 6th Dec 2003
At first i got a t610 and later found out that it did not hav half the capabilities of the gx10i.So a week later i got a gx10i and it is cool you can get somany games looks cool.The camera has zoom unlike the t610 amount of games ringtones etc that i can get on this phone are like three times more than on my old t610 so over all i am pretty happy about my new phone.
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Reviewed by Charlie from England on 5th Dec 2003
wow, this fone is the bomb! I absouloutley love it. The camera is in the biz! the games great. Vodafone! live is the bomb, u can buy games while on the move, buy ringtones and even scan through the argos or gadgetshop catolouges and buy from their. Look scrap your N-gages, samsungs, motorolas, 7250's and all that junk. This fone is the BIZ!
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Reviewed by marijuana from UK on 5th Dec 2003
there is 2 many good things i could say about this fone!all i can say now iz if u dont hav 1 go and get 1!
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Reviewed by Jowli from England on 3rd Dec 2003
This phone is AVERAGE nowadays anyway, i have had it for abwt 4 mnths and in that time have had a few gripes, pics come out 2 dark when inside places like a pub for example [very grainy] othrwise v good 4 fun and to look at when bored, texting difficult at first but gets easier, nokia is still quicker. I got mine unlocked for free by voda and am using my o2 sim with no problems wp is good rigtones brilliant [samsung better though]. My advice for buyers is to get a samsung e700 better camera, smaller, lighter looks nicer can store loadsa pics, better ringtones! PLUS pics cn be put on2 pc via infa red cable!! Das wot im tradin it in4, but if uv never had a camera fone b4, ul love it! Oh yea also, i can only have 10 texts in the inbox and outbox added together, 15 if you have a voda sim!!!! How dumb is that for a top of the range mobile!! samsung e700 can have 200, thats more like it!! Overall AVERAGE for what you pay for it, but if your not used to colour/ camera/ polyphonics y ou wont be disappointed!!
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Reviewed by Matty from England (liverpool) on 28th Nov 2003
I got this phone as an early christmas presnt and as soon as i opened the box and turned it on i was very impressed. It looks nice and(although it is a bit big and chunky) and the colour/camera is very good. The picture quality is, i think, the best out of its class and after having ago on my mates Sony Ericsson T610 i can honostly say the Sharp is far better. But even good phones have to have some flaws, the first one that comes to mind it the life of the battery. Excuse my french but its absolutly SHAT PANK. At first i though it was because i hadnt charged it for long enough, but then after leaving it on charge over night i was amazed to find out it was dead at the end of the day! Other flaws are thats its hard to actually go to your own URL you mainly have to stay on vodafones own "Vodafone Live" which is quite expensive. Also it would make it far better if it had some sort of night mode. Overall the pluses far out weigh the negatives, good phone X-D P.S I am taking mine back and gettin the Samsung e700 (i recomend it)
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Reviewed by Nickelson_01 from England on 28th Nov 2003
Hi ! i am hoping to get this phone for Christmas ! i have played on my m8s one and it is really really gd ! when you buy the phone u get a free games wiv it like Air Hockey and this other 1 but i forgot what it was called but it is really gd ! and u can also buy games for it like Football and splinter Cell the wap sites are really good 2 and if u miss the football results u can get them sent to your fone for free and the camera is the 1 of the best fings on it it is just a gd as a digtal cam ! but u hav to buy a cable for £29.99 if u want to put them on your computer ! (So i think you should buy this fone) ITSSSSS THE BESST ! Hope i get one for christmas ! :-)
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Reviewed by Jo from UK on 26th Nov 2003
I duno wat some pple r tlkin bout! My m8 has this fone and ther r NO probs at all. Its a brill fone wi fab piccys, a gr8 screen and loads of games and accesories. This fone is fabby biuy it if u havent already! *Cheers*
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Reviewed by Mark from UK on 24th Nov 2003
This is a good phone and the picture quality is good but it lacks as it doesnt have some of the fetures my basic nokia had. Also you are stuck on vodaphone live so there is no chance of going to any of the sites with free ringtones or games.
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Reviewed by ema from north yorkshire on 21st Nov 2003
well my m8 has this phone and luv it luv playing on it the pics r brill ! well im getting mine in a week or so =D cant wait but it luks a bit big for my stlye but ill liv but it ok and i luv a camera
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Reviewed by john from england on 21st Nov 2003
great phone cople of down points though camera a bit smudgy and it breaks easily short battery life but lots of room to keep photos and you can send them it also has a voice recorder bye
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Reviewed by Matty from England (liverpool) on 20th Nov 2003
DOES ANY ONE NO HOW TO TAKE THE T9 PREDICTIVE TEXT OFF ON THIS PHONE? ITS ANNOYING!
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Reviewed by Tom from UK on 17th Nov 2003
Had this phone a few weeks now and is really good. The camera is like a digital camera, its the best quality. Quite complicated to use but when you get use to it its fine. The ringtones are ok nohthing to jump around at though. Its also a bit big but it looks smart etc. Overall a good phone espically if your looking for mint camera quality.
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Reviewed by yiannis from greece on 17th Nov 2003
comment: just a nice phone. plus: very nice screen, nice sounds and battery that seems to last long enough. Java is a strong point also. Light enough and external display is very helpful. minus: camera is ok but useless unless you get a cable to connect with your pc. still photos are of too low resolution (that's the situation with all phones anyway) infrared's only use is when phone serves as a modem. not enough memory for sms and uncomfortable keypad for writting sms. also sms editor not good enough. calendar useless since there is no reminder. overall: just a toy. not for serious use. could have had many more features but engineers choose to leave them out so they either implement them in a newer version or consumer should pay provider for them. it's a pity. i'm heading back to NOKIA!
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Reviewed by Matt from england on 12th Nov 2003
Well what can i say!! i have just decided to go and buy one of these phones. i was toying with the idea of getting the sony ericcson T610. but then my uncle bopught the gx10i!!!!! i hap a littleplay with it and WOW i am totally convinced that this it the phone to have. only problem is that you pay £300 for the fone then they want any extra £29.99 for the data transfer cable. but they does not alter or detiriorate the quality of this fone!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rock on
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Reviewed by Ross McKinnon from Sweden on 12th Nov 2003
I like the phone but after only 4 months I'm already looking for something else. I too am disappointed with the lack of IR functionality. It works fine as an IR modem and I use it regularly to connect to my company's LAN remotely but it seems that is it's only use. What it can't do is be used for sending pictures to & from PC, it can't be used for IRing pictures, addresses or ringsignals (or anything else for that matter) to another phone, even another Sharp. The calendar function is all but useless........no reminder option, no alarm feature, no synchronisation with anything. Some of it's good features are the camera & screen - far better than a lot of Nokias & Ericssons my friends have but you can't attach/insert pics in MMS emails (utilising Vodafones Minimail service which is annoying to say the least. Probably wouldn't recommend it to anyone - sad but true.
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Reviewed by mick from uk on 9th Nov 2003
Well I have had this phone for a few months now and can say I have had no problems with it.The sounds you get are out of this world and Vodafone live is great to get all your updates on sport live if you can't watch it on TV. the text is simple you do the same as Nokia phones. Screen is easy to see nice and big so you don't have to push the phone up to your eyes to see text or who has phoned. I say to any body that this is the phone to get or the new one Gx20 Well done Sharp.
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Reviewed by charlie from Kent on 8th Nov 2003
Hey i vote this fone 5 Stars cus it is the best ! ! Eva You can take picutes, download java games and they are so easy to use like ! and all the reviews are quite gd on it! but they are some *W@nkers* who h8 it because they dr00ped it ! o well there fault they dropped it they shud of been a bit more carful so Buy this fone it is just *FAB* and the best eva ! P.S. Vodafone life rules !*!*!* For Eva !
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Reviewed by Jason from UK on 2nd Nov 2003
hi, ill be getting this fone (gx10i) soon hopfully, my mates got 1 an i love it but i sent a picture of of his fone to another mates motorola camera fone an he hasnt recieved it yet (that was about 2-3 days ago) will he actually get it or not? anyway ill post a review of what i think when i get it, cant wait. cheers, jay
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Reviewed by Warno from Ireland on 2nd Nov 2003
Tipped my fone off the table the front screen is cracked and it just blurs wen i turn it on 2 fragile booger
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Reviewed by Anil from UK on 1st Oct 2003
It's a pretty cool phone, but I am dissapointed of the fact you cannot do picture transfer using the Infrared...WHY?? So you have to go out and buy a cable to do picture transfer, when that should really come as standard.
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Reviewed by Jessic@ from uk on 31st Oct 2003
I haven't got my phone yet, but hopefully I am having it delivered to me tomorrow. I do hope it gets here, because I am daulting a bit because of the postal strike. I know its a bit silly writing a review about a phone when you haven't even got one. But people who are still making up their minds wheather to get one. I have read lots of other reviews and most of them have had five stars. I AM SO EXCITED, I CAN'T WAIT TILL TOMORROW!
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Reviewed by steve from uk on 24th Oct 2003
CAMERA QUALITY TOP DOG far better than samsung v200, nokia 7650 and 3650(used all these phones).ringtones good,looks smart but had problems sending mms with o2.In my opinion best camera quality phone with style.
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Reviewed by Tom Copley from England on 17th Oct 2003
In all the pics the phone luks awful, thats wat really put me off gettin it, bt ne way i got ova that n bought one, wow im glad i did! the camera is excellent, wayy better then ne others, also it does actualy luk quite stylish. msg'in is easy, no probs there, to send a mms its easy enough, xcept the person u sent it to wont actualy get the msg till about 4days later!!! (made me extremely angry) snedin emails is also v easy (via mms) and its free! and its instant :) the screen quality is very gud, and the tones r also v gud, (http://www.cbfmobile.com/) lots of free tones. the IR dusnt work at all! so i wud definetly recomend gettin a cable (about £20 from mobilefun.com). Over all, luks gr8, feels gr8, sounds gr8, is gr8! :) for £230 its a bargain, and is easily the 2nd best phone on the market (GX20 has to take 1st). wud definetly recomend this phone. ps the GPRS is fantastic, extremely reliable, and very fast)
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Reviewed by Av Kandola from England on 16th Oct 2003
I was a bit worried when i purchased this phone as i was spending £200 on it. I previously had a Nokia 8210 and SonyEricsson T300. The T300 was simply cr#p as it displayed poor colour and low sounding tones. So when i purchased the GX10i i was a bit worried but i was proven wrong. The phone displays colour fantastically and the tones are loud and clear. The menu systems are easy and in-depth and the camera is good quality and clear, especially compared to the T300 camera which was crap and dark. The only downside to the phone is the size, bulkyness and weight which can be a problem as you cannot slip it into your pocket without having a bulk appearing. The other downside is that the phone has no Bluetooth. Overall and excellent phone with great features.
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Reviewed by tony from new zealand on 10th Oct 2003
Had one for a few weeks now, its ok, nothing special, took a photo, and sent it to my email, when I printed it out, it was the size of my thumbnail ! if I enlarged it, it looked terrible. you need a microscope to properly see a hardcopy image. batteries keep running out mid way through a conversation, annoying. I dropped it once on carpet from about my hip height, and the screen part broke off. I am stuck with it now for a two year overpriced contract, it still works, but i have to hold it together tightly with both hands, and squeeze the side so poeple can hear me talk, and the camera dosent work anymore. It also rattles a bit. I cant bring myself to trash it as I paid alot for it. I feel if you are happy to carry something so expensively fragile, and dont mind grainy thumbnail size pictures, and audio sounding like you are at the end of a concrete pipe, this is the phone for you. cheers
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Reviewed by sam from england on 12th Oct 2003
This fone is just da best. the camara, colour screen, ringtones, vodaphone live. Loads of people said theres dont work properly mine does. Buy it its da best
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Reviewed by George from australia on 11th Oct 2003
yes I too bought the gx10i and was under the impression that pictures could be transfered to my PC or visa versa .but I think we have all been sucked in by greed yet again . you see it was all set up in a way that if you wanted a pic use your camera , however to send that pic to any other phone COULD ONLY BE DONE VIA MMS.to send the same pic to a PC CAN ONLY BE DONE VIA EMAIL .all these methods costs us money that how they make their money. I bought a infred for the pc and tried like many others did also only to find out that this was impossible otherwise how the hell would the carriers make thier money out of us . I think this sucks in a big way and i am thinking of taking the phone back and sticking it up their bums because I have like many of you been misled by bullshit.
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Reviewed by Ogri600 from England on 3rd Oct 2003
Previously had the GX10, just got the 10i, and the only real gripe I have is that the battery life is pretty low in comparison to a lot of other phones(I also have a Nokia 8310 and the baterry on this lasts for days as opposed for a day). Other than that I am pleased with the phone.
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Reviewed by Granty from New Zealand on 1st Oct 2003
Hi, I bought this phone just over a month ago and I think it is great. I did know at the time that there was a newer version coming out, the GX20, but wasn't sure when in NZ. Vodafone were offering such a great deal on the phone at the time that I went with the GX10i. I did have some problems with connecting to VodafoneLive and downloading games and ringtones but vodafone sorted these problems out. Pet bugs: 1. Infrared - I use to own a NOKIA 6210 which was also a great phone. This had the great feature of being able to customise the phone via infrared. I really don't know why the Sharp GX10i didn't offer this also. If they did it would be the best phone ever. 2. Bluetooth - This phone doesn't have it, really should, makes for easier future upgrades. ie car kits, headsets 3. Menu - Can be a little frustrating sometimes. An example is when taking a picture you click the main center button. then to save you click the left soft key. (this is ok) the problem is if you accidentally push the center key again it goes into send to someone mode. if you want to go back to taking another picture you have to start all over again 4. Active Folder - this is when you open or close the phone. should have been an option to turn on or off a feature that allowed calls to be answered by simply opening the phone but you have to open phone then press the pickup button. it already disconnects when you shut it. 5a. Phone Book - this was really annoying! i noticed that if you want to have quick dial numbers then you have to have the number on the sim card. ok, but if you want to use the cool picture caller id, then you have to have the number on the phone!?! that means you have to double up if you want both. why couldn't it have just been on the phone as well. 5b. Phone Book - you have to copy each address from the sim to phone one by one. no copy all. this was really annoying. you shouldn't need to do it often but still. 6. Voice Memo - it would have been really nice if it allowed recorded sounds to be used as you ringtone. i know on some polyphonic phone you can do this. why not the GX10i. 7. Not really a bug but - the camera function has 2 modes. i have read the manual and asked the vodafone help desk but no one has been able to give a straight answer as to what the difference between them are. strange. Ok that is all the little bugs i found with the phone. other than that i have had alot of fun and with it and it is a great phone :)
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Reviewed by sam from uk on 29th Sep 2003
The sharp gx10i looks good, but the battery life is terrible, the vodafone live is very expensive to use, it can't hold many messages and the calendar wont remind you of important dates. Basically I think nokias are far far better phones. It may be gimmicky and look good but thats all there is to it. Not impressed, hurry up 12 months for my up grade, then I will DEFINETLY go back to using nokias!
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Reviewed by Mr Mobile from Australia on 23rd Sep 2003
Sounds like there is a lot of people out there that like the GX10i. I personally think its pretty ordinary. those trying to download between there pc and phone via infra red you are waisting there time if you look closely at the documentation for the phone the ir port will only allow you to use the phone as a gsm modem. for additional features upload/download pics you need the data cable. after blowing about 100 dollars you will find thats all it lets you do. you cannot alter phonebook,sms, download ringtones or games etc via your pc. if all you want is a camera for taking low quality pics or are happy to spend a heap of money to download extras from vodafone live then maybe you should save that money and buy a real phone. either that or get it for a young child cos it appears that sharp now may toys.
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Reviewed by Mark from Wales on 23rd Sep 2003
MY GX10i is coming tomorow... now i have been reading around because of all this talk about data transfer and i believe that the infrared is unfortunatly useless for data transfere and can ONLY ACT AS A MODEM as this is what it was built for... HOWEVER a data cable for the mere price of around 20 pounds will solve all you data transfer problems, i found a decent one here----> http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/product/1601.htm This is £24 and a good deal as it comes with the program and all the drivers you need to send pictures, but foir the GX10i it does not allow polyphonic transfer only to the GX20 it does..can anyone explain this. But dont just take my example of it, search around im sure you will find the data cable to suit you, but make sure the product says it definatly works with the GX10 or GX10i and you will be able to get your money back if this does not work... yours, Mark P.s The Gx10i is the newer and updated version of GX10 GX10i has better camer and better and newer uptodate features! I CANT WAIT for my my phone tomorow it owns...dont let anyone else put you off
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Reviewed by avalon12 from uk on 22nd Sep 2003
this is the best phone i have ever had everything is easy to use and outstanding quality.
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Reviewed by Alex from UK on 22nd Sep 2003
This phone is excellent. Now the GX20 is here, its lost it's crown, but it comes close. It has everything, the battery is adequate and the camera is so clear and bright. Just one point its difficult to transfer images from the phone to computer via infra-red. There is no function also to email to. Tried this on the T610 and it was a doddle, but it does have bluetooth. But the T610 no where comes close to matching this brillant phone. Well done Sharp.
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Reviewed by Kev from Ireland on 20th Sep 2003
Damm this fone is good. Took pictures like mad today of all my friends. Im taken this fone everywhere even when i go to Italy. Peace out, Dublin
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Reviewed by Hayley from United Kingdom on 20th Sep 2003
I recieved this phone for my birthday and it is the most slick, stylish phone I have ever seen!! every other phone is just average compared to the GX10i!!I have no complaints what so ever and people who do complain are just plain fussy because this phone has no faults.The menu system is simple and easy to use, this increases my likeness for it as the menu system, in my opinion is very important. The instructions that came with it are also very detailed and useful and I could recommend any owner of this phone to read all instructions first, even though it looks tedious. choose this phone, its the best phone you could have!
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Reviewed by Jerry from New Zealand on 20th Sep 2003
In answer to the review: Reviewed by PoDzoOM from Australia on 6th Aug 2003, The reason you are having problems doing anything with the Infrared is because Sharp, for some unknown reason, only allow the IR to be used to connect the phone as a modem. Beats me why, you can't even beam stuff anywhere or play multi games over IR, screwy. And if you want to copy the items from the SIM, there is no Copy All function, you have to do it one by one, how senseless. This phone is a piece of cr#p. The GX-20 is a step up but you're better to get the GD88 (Panasonic), the T610 (Sony Ericsson) or best of all, the P800 (Sony Ericsson).
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Reviewed by Jon from London on 20th Sep 2003
PHAT PHONE.TO GOOD.MAD.BYE IT NOW!!!!!!!!111
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Reviewed by anonomus from england on 17th Sep 2003
i am getting this phone 2moz! cant wait!!!
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Reviewed by Blu from uk on 17th Sep 2003
NIce phone.but how do i turn off the T9(predictive text messaging it's getting on my nerves.If you text a lot like me you gotta think twice b4 buying the phone but all the same it's a nice,chic phone.
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Reviewed by Zoe from Australia on 15th Sep 2003
Overall a fantastic phone - beautiful design externally and internally - only one gripe and that is that it only holds a limited number of SMS's. The phone can only hold the same number as the SIM card - usually 14-15 SMS. The new GX20 improves on this with 2MB integrated memory. Otherwise, a great phone with a beautiful screen, well set out keypad and impressive built-in camera.
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Reviewed by shelly from leeds uk on 14th Sep 2003
This phone is deffinetly the best. I got my phone on friday and am totally pleased. I get fed up of phones easily and only had my last one a few month. i can tell that im going to have this phone for ages. All the stuff u can use is great. Im satisfied completely. AND FOR THE £300 i had to scrape up (as im only 15) was well worth it. The singing ringtones are my favourite and i can also text my friends pictures which is an extra bonus. If your finking about getting this phone i think you should deffinetly get it. Although that is my opinion. research on it first so u know what ur buying i did
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Reviewed by Steve Frost from UK on 14th Sep 2003
This phone stopped working the other day. No breakage, no water damage or anything... It just stopped working completely. Lost all my pictures of the girlfriend naked and everything. Sucks ass.
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Reviewed by Dewey from England on 4th Sep 2003
On recieving this phone i was extremely happy. The phone itself crys out with quality and style (if a little bulky in the pocket). It only took 2 hours to charge before i could play with it and as soon as you turn it on a very pleasing extremly clear and colourful display greats you. A child of 2 could operate the menu system which again makes you feel happy. !!!!However!!!! I am sending it back for the following reasons ..... some of which you might feel are a tad petty but when you are forced to live with it for a year (on contract) you expect better... Firstly the Camera - good for a laugh but NOTHING like as good as the Nokia 3650 - focus is blurred and there is a BIG delay from the camera lens to the screen (meaning what you see is what happened 1 second before!). The pics themselves are a tad dark but good enough for fun i guess. Transfering these pics is the main problem!! The GX10i user manual says infra red is ONLY for using the phone as a modem and not for picture transfer.... the manual then specifically says buy a DATA CABLE to download images - i did this and also downloaded 'handset PICTURE manager for GX10i' from Sharp-mobile.com (the official website) as recomended. The cable installs but refuses to connect to the phone.... So i look at the FAQs on Sharp-Mobile.com - there it specifically says the Data Cable acts 'exactly the same as infra red and it is in NO WAY possible to download images with it!!'.... the complete opposite to the GX10i official user manual! Unbelievable!! How can Sharp offer software for a cable that will NEVER work!! Other gripes are GPRS which is yet to work and diverts to using CSD (costing 10p per minute rather than 1p per 10Kbs downloaded!!)... for a phonethat is designed for Vodafone Live this is pretty poor! Picture messages don't work. Txting is awkward as the buttons are inset into the phone and the screen is VERY top heavy so one hand txting is a bit awkward. Downloading ringtones is not done via txt messages on this phone (unlike nokia/Ericson) ... you have to use the WAP on the phone to access a URL address and download.... I tried 4 times from ringtonesuk.com and never got the correct one!! (which i believe was the phone not the website although i could be wrong) In conclusion - beutiful design, excellent build and good if you only use it for phone calls. Sorry Sharp but contradicting your own manual is a BIG no no in my book and i should try and get my £20 back from you!.... I'm off to Nokia and there 7250i me thinks - anyone with a different viewpoint or answers to my problem please let me knmow - Dewey_ax_d@yahoo.co.uk
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Reviewed by David Beckham from uk on 1st Sep 2003
This mob has got to be the best phone ever yet...The 7650i is also a decent phone...If i was u i would get it on(www.dialaphone.co.uk) Its £25 for the handset and £30 every month u cant go wrong ...contract is the best the downside to contract is if u dont like the phone or the amount of money u have to pay is u have to wait 12 months and give 30 days notice to decline(cancel) your contract.Still it is the best.... I hope every one watches me on ITV2 im on there basically all the time for all you football fans out there this is a decent phone to get the football scores..Keep football real ..Play a little..
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Reviewed by Ray Streeton from New Zealand on 31st Aug 2003
I would like to up date my early review. It took ages to sort out the phone, hours on the help desk of Vodafone. It was the Sim 2 card that was not working. once fixed the fone works great.takes good photos. very pleased with it. Like another writer i did not want to scratch the case. so I had to buy an Ericsson case that fits to belt. Is there a Sharp case does any one know? It's a great phone and I love it. Well done to Sharp. And Vodafone now that It works
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Reviewed by gvwolf from NEW ZEALAND on 30th Aug 2003
You just gotta love this phone, once you get the hang of it the world is your oyster. I was going to buy a digital camera just to take quick snaps etc but when I got the chance to try out the sharp gx10i's camera, it just totally blew me away. Well done sharp for a great camera and to vodafone for great service. Recommend this phone to anyone looking for a good all round stylish phone. You can't go wrong with this little number, Ringtones,Handsfree,Digital Camera, it has it all.
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Reviewed by Mark from England on 28th Aug 2003
Its proper Bo, i tell the'
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Reviewed by M@TT from UK on 26th Aug 2003
This phone is one of the best on the market although i have had a few problems 1. Can't sent a MMS to another MMS enalbled phone 2. Can't sent photos to the PC 3. Can't access vodaphone live! Despite having these problems i recommend this phone to someone who just wants a phone to take pictures with.
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Reviewed by Jake Angus from China on 25th Aug 2003
This phone has such good ringtones and a good camera
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Reviewed by Ed from UK on 24th Aug 2003
Excellent phone. Ive used Nokia's for 5 years and had problem after problem from the the old 5110, 3210, 8210, 3510i and 7210 and had a brief try with the odd Ericsson and Siemens but ive finally found a reliable, easy to use phone. Can't recommend this phone highly enough!
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Reviewed by Wayne from UK on 19th Aug 2003
I've had the pleasure to use quite a few phones in the past few weeks in my attempts to find the one for me, and this is where the journey stopped. If you want a super-tiny phone this ain't it. If you want teenager chic this ain't it. What it is however is simply the best phone I have (so far) had the pleasure to hold. The ringtones are bright and loud and there's even a few non-cheesy tones you can select. The screen is simply awesome, far clearer and brighter than the best of the rest, including Sagem's MyX-6 and the top of the Samsung range. Reception is good, battery life is reasonable, lots of menus to let you configure just about anything, Java gaming, top notch build quality and classy looks, this phone has pretty much everything! As I've discovered from trying phones that got rave reviews but which I hated, phones are all very subjective, but my personal view is that they don't get any better than this.
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Reviewed by jon from england on 10th Aug 2003
I think this phone is amazing everything you could want how will sharp make a better one next time
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Reviewed by Ray Streeton from New Zealand on 9th Aug 2003
I got the phone on Thursday 7th Aug 2003. Smart looking phone I have trouble removing the battery cover. I have been trying since Thursday it is now Saturday 9th to use Vodafone Live all I get is 'Ooooops can't reconise your mobile number so we can't give you full access to this site' All of them. I am sick of phoning help line and sitting hours waiting for them to reply. So I don't know about the phone it looks good. I guess; if I should ever get on line with it!
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Reviewed by Matt from UK on 8th Aug 2003
Love the phone, I think everything is amazing, the quality of the pictures is really quite good, the polyphonic ring tones are nice, and messaging is very easy. I would recomend this phone to anyone who likes a user friendly phone with looks to match.
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Reviewed by Whitey from Norfolk..UK on 8th Aug 2003
Only had the phone a few days, but so far have been very impressed. Look and feel of the phone is really nice. I especially like the little click when opening the phone, a minor point I know, but it makes me happy. I was concerned about about scratching the phone, in and out pocket etc.. so decided to buy a protective case. I didn't want to spoil the look of the phone so opted for a nice Body Glove number, I'm now happy in the knowledge that it's classy finish is well protected. The funtionality of the phone is extremely user friendly, with messaging an absolute doddle. To be honest, their isn't anything i feel i need to do that I cant. Sharp have obvoiusly thought long and hard about the needs of the user, and this comes across loud and clear. The predictive text is so easy to use, with the keys nicely spaced apart and soft to press that the message is typed and sent in a blink. And it allows personal words to be added the dictionary, very handy when constantly putting in fo r example a name that it wouldn't normally know. I've briefly used the Voderfone Live option, to varying degrees of success, as with any internet connection, the ability to connect does vary somewhat, but a minor problem that I'm sure occurs in all internet based phones. The quality of the camera really surprised me, I was expecting a poor picture quality that was more a selling gimic than usable tool, oh how wrong I was. Pictures taken close up are bloody fab, further away they seem to pixilate a little, but hey, if I wanted a digital camera, I would have bought one. The camera is so much better than the likes of the Samsung V200. Recently had a stag do in Ireland, with both the Sharp and Samsung taking pics like for like and the difference was amazing, Even in dark conditions, the sharp produce average to good pictures, whereas the samsung produces bugger all. Catch up samsung, your well behind. The only reason anyone would recomend you buy a samsung for example, is eithe r they have not used the Sharp GX10i or they enjoy using a phone that fails to deliver at every level. I don't normally bother to review any products I buy, but I've been so impressed to date with my new purchase I felt it only fair to give my impartial view of the this totally wicked phone. Updating your phone.....then look no further. Never had a phone before.....then look no further.......Want to impress.......then look no further... Want a phone that looks great but is as useful as speaking into a house brick, then buy the Samsung V200 and fill ya boots.............I think you get the picture....Enjoy.. Please note that these views are my personally feelings. I suggest going to your local high street phone shop and getting a demo of all the phones you like, it's important to view them youself to be sure of the right choice.
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Reviewed by Houstie from Scotland on 6th Aug 2003
Just got this phone recently and it's superb. The colour screen, camera, polyphonic ringtones, java games, easy to use menus, and the downloading facilities are all GR8. I've had nokia's all my life and I won't be back. One down side is the battery life could be better, but hey you can't have everything. Word of advice if you are looking for a new connection and monthly price plan with this phone, buy on line at the vodafone web site as there price plans will save you a fortune over the 12 months, compared to buying from the high street stores. So what you waiting for go buy this phone !!!!!!!!
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Reviewed by PoDzoOM from Australia on 6th Aug 2003
Hey guys, I just bought this phone (Sharp GX10i) but I'm having difficult in transferring the image from my laptop (with infrared point) to my Sharp handset. Everytime I tried, it always said that my laptop's infrared point could not detect any response from my phone's infrared point. Another thing is that my phone doesn't allow me to send the picture to another MMS phone using infrared. So any ideas from you guys? I thank you in advance.. *cheers*
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Reviewed by judith marsland from england uk on 5th Aug 2003
Beautiful phone just thought for the price they cost it would include the data cable I am finding it difficult to download the photo,s but a realy good phone
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Reviewed by Ventilate from New Zealand on 30th Jul 2003
Ok I bought the phone for about half the price. Intially here in New Zealand the phone is sold for $1,000 Dollars, though I managed to get the phone for only $500 Dollars (Brand New). Anyhow, in my opinion I think this phone is great, and also value for money. Even priced at about 1K (or less then that now) I think the GX10i is worth every penny, especially if you put them up against Nokia etc. For a phone with many functions (Camera blah blah blah) it is also deisgned very well. Looks stylish and attrative. The only aspect I wished was better was the camera and picture quality. Ok, phones are phones and we can't exactly expect them to be as good as video cameras or have quality pictures as a digital camera, but I would have liked the picture quality to be better. Like in comparision to the Nokia 7650 or Panasonic GD88, the picture quality doesn't look as effective. But hey, hands down still a good phone. I'm currently selling it, but I do reccommend it to others.
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Reviewed by Darren Vidamour from Bradford, England on 29th Jul 2003
Just got this phone last week and i must say its a fantastic phone :) Camera is just excellent and the style and feel of the phone just excels. Battery life is a lot better than most phones out there and charging is done in less than an hour! Anyone deciding on which phone to chose from should not hesitate in buying this one! you will not be disappointed!!!!
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Reviewed by xxx from LIVERPOOL!!! (england) on 19th Jul 2003
i am completely in love wif my gx10i its fab the best fone i've ever seen (*BIASED*), everyfin down 2 da neat li'l "CLICK" as u flip it open an closed. oooh its fab, looks so fine and the camera, well, thats just da bizz. luv y'all.highly recomended the gx10i is. big up 2 da bananas in l'pool. ur all da best. xxx
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Reviewed by Li-Marie from England on 19th Jul 2003
Ok ive rated it top, cuz thats what im hoping it is, im planning on buying 1 but wanna know if its worth the money - what do u think? Li
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Reviewed by Turbo from UK on 19th Jul 2003
Simply quality.Easy to use,the camera is outstanding
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Reviewed by Sam H from UK on 6th Jul 2003
This is the best one I have ever had and I have had quite a few. Last one was a V200 but sold that since it was so cheesy. Top is the color screen, which is so vivid and bright, it beats anything in the market. It looks so cool even when switched off. A lot of though has gone into making this phone. Which you can instantly see, since its so customable to your taste, even down to the number of minutes the lights are switched on. The only down is the battery lenght, you do need to charge every 12 hours.
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Reviewed by chris from england on 19th Jun 2003
This phone has everything.java,amazing 65,000 colour screen,great digital camera and brilliant 16 chord polyphonic ringtones.i would recommend to anyone who wants to buy this fantastic phone.
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Reviewed by VENUZ from Ireland on 18th Jun 2003
Wicked phone.Nuff said.
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Reviewed by JimBee from New Zealand on 25th May 2003
I bought this phone for its camera and Vodafone Live! ability,and it hasn't disappointed me at all. i love it and the canmera part, once you know what you are doing,is easy to use and send pics to e/mail and other and other compatible mms phones. Great phone for what they are intended, and i love sending "home"by camera, my latest fish i've just caught!
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