Introduction
After the announcement in Barcelona everyone has been interested in the first member of the G series. G900 was, however, a bit too much, the 5 megapixel camera was unnecessary. However, here’s the little brother, which is a much better piece of hardware with its price and balanced features, and in some ways it's simply better than its bigger brother.
Sony Ericsson has recently fallen behind a lot of Nokia’s wave of smartphones, their phones equipped with an operating system were rarely as good as the Finnish manufacturers’. The reason for this is of course that the Japanese-Swedish manufacturer has a much smaller range of models in this segment, and the real big hit Xperia is only peripheral – or at least from the point of view of its launch date.
The G series tries to fulfill this space, as both G900 and G700 are available at a decent price. Both run the touch-controlled UIQ platform, the Symbian operating system and have classical shapes. The more expensive model tries to excel with its 5 megapixel camera, but besides showing off with it for three days, it has no functional use. G700, however, has no extras, it’s predictable, properly assembled and has a normal size.
The box that came from XXL GSM is quite complete, there is a manual that has the size of an encyclopedia, a USB cable, stereo headset and a charger. There is no memory card, but this can be supplied optionally for a small sum.
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