Sony Ericsson P900 - SIM Free

as described

Very good

This is the first time I have been able to FULLY customise my phone. Thanks to the PC interface and software, I have put different Mp3 ringtones for all my friends, synchronised the calender with Outlook, taken and edited photos in the phone itself and (almost more importantly) made all of my friends CRAZY to own one.I echo what one of the other users said - I too have changed phones quite a lot, but I can't imagine whatelse I could want a phone, to do, and look forward to a long relationship with this beautiful little gadget.

I am really planning to buy a P800 but when I learned there was a P900 I was thinking of a GO for it, but if there is a miniscule ridiculous question of a "few" different similarities between the two should I just change my mind back to getting a P800? Thanks!

This phones has everything I have ever wanted. It has a massive touchscreen an amazing camera and takes great videos.The games are great and are fun to play on the large screen and the graphics are superb. This phone is also a great organiser and has almost every business feature and can view microsoft word,excel and powerpoint documents. Internet pages are displayed as they really are on the computer and the pages are easy to browse with the stylus provided.this phone has everything:bluetooth, infrared,GPRS and much much more and it also has a higher standby time and talk time than the P910i and thats what makes this phone a supersmartphone

I upgraded to this from the P800 (which was excellent, but unreliable). The P900 is so much more stable and definitely better looking.I did have a bit of a problem with the phone rebooting constantly when I first got it, but this turned out to be a dodgy battery. Orange promptly supplied a replacement and the problem went away.I also have a Sony Ericsson HBH-35 Bluetooth headset. Again, this is excellent, although occasionally gets a bit temperamental when you first try to initiate a link with the phone - don't know if the fault for this lies with the phone or the headset.

I have had Nokia's and SonyEricssons before - the last two being a 7650 and a T68i. I like to think they were good phones, but they are utter rubbish in comparison to the P900There is little it doesn't do. One thing that annoys me is that SMS delivery reports have to be turned on for individual messages - the phone won't remember your preference.The handwriting is very good, but could also be better. l, I and i's are very hard to distinguish, and it took me weeks to work out apostrophies... :)If you are after a phone that can help organise your life, keep you in touch, and create conversation at the pub, then this is it. Nothing is perfect, but the SE P900 gets closer than anything yet, in my opinion.Happy phoning...

guess the person who said any holder wasnt available in uk didnt search very hard if at all. not going to plug anyone, just use google.this phone is the dogs danglies, size is not that big an issue as 2 years ago all phone were this size and its the screen size that dictates the phone size. loads of software available, if your a serious user this phone is top notch.if you get one id advise getting a larger memory stick, i use 128 mb and its a revelation, in fact they're so small you could easily carry a couple if you need a libary of pics, tunes or videos. also i removed the flip as it saves a surprising amount of weight and bulk and the phone looks / feels a lot sleeker without it. finally get yourself some spare styli (plural of stylus ?) &screen protector films as the screen is very expensive and its a pity to scratch it.for me the only thing i can see to replace it is the new p910