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Technical Details
- MP3/MP4/AAC player
- Stereo FM Radio with RDS
- Organizer, Voice Memo
- MMS, MP3 Ringtones, WAP Browser
- Standard battery
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Product Description
The Vodafone VF543 on Vodafone PAYG is a really simple entry-level touch screen phone that provides a simple but really practical set of features. The Vodafone VF543 PAYG comes with a media player, a simple 1.3 MP camera, powerful and fast GPRS and EDGE connectivity and lots of other impressive facilities. Get the Vodafone VF543 right away!
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I was waiting for this to come. When it came it was so small. small but cool. It comes with swappable cases. If you want to buy a cheap present get this
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
the phone was delivered very quickly IE next day but somewhat disappointed by it, it works Ok but it`s slow response time for the functions plus it keeps locking the main menu after a few moments is rather annoying but as a cheap touch phone this is something you have to get used too and take your time to use.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
On first appearance this phone looks like good value and seems stylish.
Be warned, it is a false economy and is cheap for a reason.
First of all, the touch screen is EXTREMELY slow witted, and also rather insensitive, so standard jobs like texting and working your way through the (illogically laid out) menus soon becomes infuriating, and very, very slow. A typical text message on this taking 2-3 times longer to complete correctly than on my old push button Nokia.
Secondly, the apps take an age to load, by that I mean 5 - 10 minutes +, just for some of the games.
Others often crash the phone or fail to load at all.
Thirdly, yes it has an MP3 player and camera, but no USB port, so if you want to add any songs or transfer your photos over, you need to take out the memory card and put it in a suitable USB stick that will go in your PC.
The mp3 player is very un-user friendly and does not cancel its self if someone rings you, and cannot be canceled by pressing the off/back button. That instead rejects the call and leaves the mp3 player running. You have to work your way back through the menu and switch it off that way which is quite a complex process and you are likely to miss your call if that happens.
It also has a tendency to come on by its self and cannot be silenced except by shutting down the phone.
It also manages to call people by its self, despite have in very effective screen auto-lock.
The menus of the phone are illogically laid out with fairly straight forward things like ringtones and display setting being very difficult to find.
Overall this phone is very frustrating and difficult to use and is not worth the box it comes in. It is surprising Vodafone would launch such a poorly developed and un-thought out phone as this.
This is one economy that you will definitely regret making.
Be warned, it is a false economy and is cheap for a reason.
First of all, the touch screen is EXTREMELY slow witted, and also rather insensitive, so standard jobs like texting and working your way through the (illogically laid out) menus soon becomes infuriating, and very, very slow. A typical text message on this taking 2-3 times longer to complete correctly than on my old push button Nokia.
Secondly, the apps take an age to load, by that I mean 5 - 10 minutes +, just for some of the games.
Others often crash the phone or fail to load at all.
Thirdly, yes it has an MP3 player and camera, but no USB port, so if you want to add any songs or transfer your photos over, you need to take out the memory card and put it in a suitable USB stick that will go in your PC.
The mp3 player is very un-user friendly and does not cancel its self if someone rings you, and cannot be canceled by pressing the off/back button. That instead rejects the call and leaves the mp3 player running. You have to work your way back through the menu and switch it off that way which is quite a complex process and you are likely to miss your call if that happens.
It also has a tendency to come on by its self and cannot be silenced except by shutting down the phone.
It also manages to call people by its self, despite have in very effective screen auto-lock.
The menus of the phone are illogically laid out with fairly straight forward things like ringtones and display setting being very difficult to find.
Overall this phone is very frustrating and difficult to use and is not worth the box it comes in. It is surprising Vodafone would launch such a poorly developed and un-thought out phone as this.
This is one economy that you will definitely regret making.
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firstly opening the packing was exited. when i saw the phone. its so small. but it works the exact same way any bigger phone would. its pretty, and comes with two extra cases. Read more
Published 18 months ago by stacey
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When I first saw this set on the internet ,I THOUGTH this would be the best return of my money, and without making any stretches in my budget ,this vodafone would be mine. Read more
Published 18 months ago by muhammad
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