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Technical Details
- 2 megapixel digital camera with auto-focus and 4x digital zoom
- Camera light for low light shooting
- Video mode
- Bluetooth and infrared connectivity
- FM radio and MP3 player
- Compatible with MP3 ringtones
- Email and web browser
- USB interface for synchronization with a PC
- Integrated loudspeaker for calls and music
- Internal memory with expansion slot for memory stick duo
- Organizer with calendar, tasks, calendar, stopwatch, alarm and timer
- 262k colour screen
- Torch Function
- Tri-band phone for use abroad
Product details
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The K750i is the latest in Sony Ericsson's K-series. It’s a good looking, well-built phone that is packed with fantastic features: a two-megapixel digital camera with auto-focus, 4x zoom & photo light, plus a picture editor and effects so you can play around with your snaps. It also has a video camera and recorder, a music player and FM radio. Plus it's an easy-to-use phone with a large screen with excellent resolution, a joystick, menu shortcuts and a camera button to aid navigation. Connectivity is good, too, with Bluetooth, USB and infrared.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
I bought the phone and straight away noticed the difference in picture quality my last phone had a really rubbish camera so im probably quite easily pleased,good games and computer software easy to use, the only problems were that my ipod headphones wouldn't work with it and the laptop i have took ages to reconize the phone when it was plugeged in but all in all a good phone and i reccomend you buy it as not many phones come with all those features at a great price like that
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Good for music playback, very good FM radio, long battery life, good keyboard for texting, loud ringtones, slow surfing but a brilliant screen. Overall very little to fault - buy a larger memory card and you can get rid of your mp3 player. Sony software to connect to pc is awful, but you don't need to use that to load your songs so even that has a plus side.Almost forgot - good camera, but not up to the standard of proper one. LED not as good as a flash, but makes for a torch.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
This phone is brilliant. It has a great camera, great sound, and great looks. The radio, when using the handsfree, is crystal clear, and the buttons are no trouble whatsoever.
You should always remember to lock the keys when its in your pocket, as sometimes it scrolls through your adress book and has even called someone on one occasion. If you remembe to lock the keys, it will not be any problem.
The games are average, not brilliant, but average. The music maker thingy is very good, and very addictive, and the photo editing is quite good.
Recommended,
You should always remember to lock the keys when its in your pocket, as sometimes it scrolls through your adress book and has even called someone on one occasion. If you remembe to lock the keys, it will not be any problem.
The games are average, not brilliant, but average. The music maker thingy is very good, and very addictive, and the photo editing is quite good.
Recommended,
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great Phone
Simple and easy to use phone, good build quality too. Just love the camera being just a flick to the cover away, so simple.
Published on 29 Jan 2009 by MJ Roberts
DON'T BUY THIS PHONE
The main "joy"stick button will stop working before long and you will damage your fingers and thumbs trying to force it to obey you desires. Read more
Published on 11 Nov 2007 by H. HANCOCK
Joystick fault
This is my third Sony Ericsson phone; previously had T300, T610 and now the K750i.
All phones have been very impressive. Read more
All phones have been very impressive. Read more
Published on 27 Feb 2007 by A. Townsley
