- Camera, built-in
- Bluetooth wireless technology support
- Colour display
- E-mail client
- Games
- Infrared port
- Modem
- Picture exchange
- Picture Phonebook
- Polyphonic ringtones
- Vibrating alert
- Voice mail key
- Voice memo/sound recorder
- WAP 2.0
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Technical Details
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The T610 opens up new ways to share experiences. It introduces QuickShare, which makes sharing memorable moments with your friends easier than ever before. Snap a picture with the built-in camera and you're ready to share because the philosophy behind QuickShare is to make sure sharing is just a few clicks away.
The T610 features a high-resolution screen with 65,536 colours. More importantly, the T610 takes advantage of the large screen by introducing a graphical interface that focuses on ease of use. Soft keys make applications easier and faster to use. Hotlinks in menus give you direct access to various services. And animated icons and colour add life to the desktop and menus. A large screen also gives you space: four rows of menu icons instead of three, and plenty of room for your messages, of course.
The T610 gives you the camera you need to share memorable moments with your friends and family built into your phone. Just one click to activate the camera, another click to take the picture. That's it. You're ready to save and send your picture anywhere in the world. It's easy, it's fast and QuickShare makes it possible.
The T610 is ready to interact. Share content with other devices, other phones and your computer simply drag and drop pictures from your PC to your phone! The T610 can be synchronised with local area networks, PDAs, digital cameras, printers and, of course, the Web.
A high-resolution colour screen and joystick: mobile gaming has never looked or felt better. The T610 supports the Java and Mophun platforms, making the widest range of mobile games and applications available for you to download. A set of exciting games is included in the phone, and more are readily available for download. With direct links to gaming websites in the Entertainment menu, it just couldn't be easier to get yourself a brand-new gaming experience. Again and again.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
33 of 35 people found the following review helpful
Sony have created a beautifully designed and solidly built phone. The panels are changeable, so you can choose the colour of the phone.
The integrated camera can be activated in one click, with once more click to take a picture. Sony Ericsson's new QuickShare technology enables you to easily share pictures with your PC or other phones, using Bluetooth, email, MMS or cable.
The high-resolution screen is of high quality, with 65,000 colours and plenty of space for the new graphical user interface, making the advanced features of the phone easily accesible. Great for use with the camera and for WAP browsing. Soft keys and menu hotlinks also help to make the phone user-friendly - a key consideration in a phone that packs in so many features.
Features of the Sony Ericsson T610 include:
Colour display (65,536 colours, 128 x 160 pixels)
Integrated camera
Bluetooth, infrared and cable connectivity
Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) - send pictures and sound like text messages
Downloadable polyphonic & mono ringtones, plus ringtone editor
Downloadable Java games
WAP 2.0 (GPRS), email
High Speed Data (HSCSD - up to 28.8 kbps)
Speed dialling & voice dialling
Predictive text (T9)
Mobile chat
Voice memo / recorder
Picture phone book
Exchangeable covers
Wallpaper, screensaver and themes - all downloadable
Calculator, calendar, alarm
Memory: 2 Mbytes
Size: 102 x 44 x 19 mm
Weight: 95g
Battery standby: 315 hours
Battery talktime: 14 hours
Vibration alert
Tri band
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
This is a nice little phone with a lot of features you would only expect on phones of a much higher cost. The bluetooth support is espicially useful, it allowed me to load my contacts from my old phone onto this one with ease.
However, the screen is muddy and dull with poor contrast and flickers enough.
I would recommend the Sony Ericsson z600 phone instead of this. It is for all intents and purposes the same phone, but the screen is an order of magnitude better than the one on this model.
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful
I have to disagree with the reviewer who said the phone is easily scratched, I have a colleague who has had the phone for almost 1 year now, keeps it in his trouser pocket with no leather case and when he showed me it the other week before I upgraded, I was surprised at just how unmarked the phone was, I had a Nokia 8310 last and kept the phone in my pocket, the light, cheep plastic (but original) case was scratched and creaked and moaned as you moved your hand around to press the keys, although still perfectly functional it didn't look great anymore, whereas my colleagues T610 looked almost new.
I have no problem seeing the screen during the day, night, shade... have you been to optician lately??
I have no problem seeing the screen during the day, night, shade... have you been to optician lately??
The only reason I gave it four stars and not 5 was that the predictive text messaging is not as quick to use as the Nokia's, but now that I'm getting used to it I'm actually starting to like it (a bit) but I'm sure it's a familiarity thing it is not worth a full star taken away from rating but I can't give 4 and 3/4. It has frustrated me enought though to think it's not worth 5 stars. Battery life not the best either, but, hey I go to bed once every 24 hrs, it can charge then... beside the bed if you use it as an alarm.
That shouldn't put you off though, think of the positive;
great sound,
build quality (light years better than Nokia),
resolution (ditto),
bluetooth (if you want that from Nokia, even on a contract you have to pay about £100 for 6600, £130 for an N Gage (what adult would want that?) or put up with an old monochrome, monotonal, housebrick of a 6310),
Oh and there's that build quality (that's worth a mention again)
Great phone in my opinion. Nokia, you need to get your act together!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
mobile phone used
phone was in condition as described,prompt delivery,good after service.shall keep myself in touch if I needto upgrade in the future
regards Wilf
regards Wilf
Published 1 month ago by wilf
cheap phone
i recently bought this phone for an emergency, but it came in a language that i a cannot change, st ill it only cost a few pounds so i am not unduly worried
Published 6 months ago by John Farmer
great phone!
my t610 is 4 months old and i still love it.the design is great, its easy to use and i just love to hold it in my hand. Read more
Published on 6 Aug 2005 by james
What a total let down!
I was very excited to get my first mobile phone, and even more excited when i was told that i could get a sony ericsson T610. But what a let down it was. Read more
Published on 18 July 2005
Nice phone - most of the time
I had the T610 for about 4 weeks and although the phone is nice looking and has plenty of features, the keys kept sticking, the software locked up from time to time, and whatever... Read more
Published on 17 Jun 2004 by Paul Briggs
T610 - Worlds Best Phone!
This is the best phone I have ever had. I used to always favour the Nokia's but since I have had the Sony Ericsson T610, I would never go back to the Nokia. Read more
Published on 21 Mar 2004
Sony Ericsson T610
Very Good - The phone was still in original box,even the manual was still in the cellophane wrapper. Read more
Published on 7 Mar 2004 by Steven
You don't get better than Sony
Look here. Yes you and your Nokia phone thinking there the only mobile in the world. The Sony Ericsson T610 is the best phone around by a long shot (except maybe the SE p800, p900)... Read more
Published on 7 Mar 2004 by THE Fovagugalugas
seriously flawed
Lots of nice bells and whistles on this phone, looks cool too and all that but it's all outweighed by one design flaw:
You can connect to the WAP network on this phone very... Read more
You can connect to the WAP network on this phone very... Read more
Published on 20 Feb 2004 by Dennis E. Sisterson
Best Mobile I've Owned
I recently received this phone and so long as you aren't expecting it to be a Nokia, it is by far one of, if not the best of currently available phones. Read more
Published on 25 Oct 2003 by "bebop_gigolo"
