Sagem my600v
November 27th, 2006 - Posted in Sagem
Featuring a 262k color 1.9 inch TFT display with a 176 x 220 pixel resolution, 16MB of internal memory, MiniSD card slot for memory expansion, music player and Bluetooth, the Sagem my600v is a pretty average device.
The built-in VGA Camera is not exceptional, but good enough for taking snapshots of what interests you. Even though it is a 3G video call capable phone, Sagem my600v does not have a second camera, so you can either see the person you are talking to or be seen by them.
The candy-bar styled my600v measures 110 x 48 x 16 mm and weighs 99g, has a very simple, appealing design and it is very easy to carry and use. It is reported to have a talk time of 4 hours and a standby time of approximately 400 hours. Also, if you want to listen to music, you will have to purchase a headset, as the mobile phone doesn’t come with one.
TrustedReview review the my600v and writes ” The my600v is not the most advanced handset available, and there are a couple of real annoyances such as the lack of a front facing camera absence and the absence of a wired headset. The VGA main camera isn’t as much of a problem – if you like your photography you’ll have a good separate digital stills camera at your disposal and this one is fine for ‘shoot, share and shred’ snaps. I am astounded at the good battery life and really wanted to score this phone higher on that basis alone. But in the end, other than this, there’s not enough that’s compelling about the my600v.”
This handheld can be purchased exclusively on Vodafone, with a pay as you talk tariff, and has a price tag of £63 if you buy it online, on their website.
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