Review: Sony Ericsson Z750i

After weeks of insane nagging by mom (she hate my N6101), we finally got her a new phone from Starhub and it’s the Sony Ericsson Z750i.

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Z750i is the successor / newer model of Z610i.
It’s a 2 megapixel phone and the first phone supporting new Java Platform 8, similar design to Z610, only visual difference is the keypad area.

Keypad changes:
- positioning of buttons (eg. ‘C’ button has been changed)
- call and hang-up buttons
- nicer and slicker buttons

After the usual 10hrs battery charged, I gave it a run.

Functions wise, seemed very much like the Z610i.
From music, games, video mode, camera mode to test call… Everything functioned well, as expected from Sony Ericsson.

A few things i’m concerned:
- I’ve no idea how the game, Investigator, work or how i could get to the next stage. There’s no help / guide in game.
- Interface seemed a little slow, probably due to the new Java Platform?
- Battery life problem, there’s a need to recharge it after 6 hours of basic usage (light calling and gaming).

Things i love about it:
- SE included SIMS 2 in the game section… *evil grin*
- Google Map / GPS included, for those direction needies… *evil grin*
- Picture fix

Well, I’d probably get it for their Google Map / GPS.
It’ll definitely be useful during oversea trips :)

But for it’s retail price at S$548 (without plan), i feel it would be better to just fork out an additional S$300 – S$400 for SE K850i (5 megapixel phone).

Pic source: Mobile Gazette

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    Just a quickie geek advice – Megapixels do not determine picture QUALITY, just the SIZE. You can have a 10 megapixel camera that still takes crappy pics. The pic will just be HUGE, that’s all.

    It’s the camera LENS that determines quality. A typical user would require no more than 3 Megapixels from any digital camera or camera phone if the lens is good.

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  6. Hani says:

    Got sims 2??!!!

  7. xinyun says:

    @ FoxTwo:

    it does determine quality, only during developing of photos and yes, it does affect the size of the pictures as well.

    @ Hani:

    Yup :D

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  10. Kocy says:

    hi~ may i know is there any chinese input method in the phone? or any problems in displaying chinese?

    i’m from hong kong and love this phone a lot. but HK will not release this model and i’m going to Singapore in the coming Jan. Wanna get one if no problems in displaying & input Chinese.

    Thanks~

  11. xinyun says:

    @ Kocy:

    Let you know once i get home and test it again :)

  12. Kocy says:

    thanks sooooooooo much~~

  13. xinyun says:

    @ Kocy:

    Just checked, it’s able to input chinese characters, using hanyu ping yin.

    SE did not include key stroke input for this phone :)

  14. Kocy says:

    oh not..

    anyway, thanks for your help~~

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  16. simsin says:

    Is the Sony Ericsson Z750i still available in Pink colour in Singapore? Can you please tell me where I can buy it. Thanks!

  17. xinyun says:

    @ simsin:

    hi, i’m not too sure if it’s still available.
    you might want to drop all the telco companies an email or check with this online site.

    - http://www.mobilesquare.com.sg/