All is brilliant, apart from the light sensor on the camera.
All is brilliant, apart from the light sensor on the camera.
Well for starters it certainly looks the part, albeit a bit chunky from the side. Also I love that it's got so many features & the blue or green glowing buttons (depending on your colour selection) mark it out from the drab Orange or white LED's on other phone key pads. I read Rick's review (he is in the UK) & he uses a K800i at the moment which is another fine cybershot phone. This phone is thinner that the K800i & although the K850i has a 5 Megapixel camera, this simply refers to the size of the final picture, & not the quality. The quality of the image is defined by the grade of sensors that refine what the camera lens sees. Also, the focal length of the lens plays a part in quality of images taken. The K800i camera has a focal length of 5.2mm which is good. It is a thicker phone than the K850i so it can accommodate this, yet the K850i being thinner could reduce the focal length of the lens, making it more likely a lower focal length is used. This results in lower quality images. I would recommend this phone to anyone, & even though it's Sony Ericsson's latest Cyber-shot phone, it's still not a replacement for a digital camera.
nice phone if you got the money:)
i need to stick with my k810i at the mo:(
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