Budget phone with support for almost every android application and decent battery life coupled with Adreno Graphics. This piece of Xperia does it all. Absence of front cam can be managed with the rear cam while using skype.

1 weeks ago i own it. i had a cheap budget for phone but i was searching for andriod phone.. then i own it.. it full fills my need,, but i am little Disappointed for camera and touch

Price; Size & Its user Friendly

Camera; Touch; screen resulation

The tipo is a more than adequate smart phone that has an impressive specs list for a phone designed to compete in the budget bracket.

this is an amazing phone. it has internal memory of 2.9 gigabyte itself.it has superb camera of 3.15 megapixels. it supports all video formats and music formats.it's processor is too good.it is worth the price.it has got highest version of android.

It's great but only missing is front camera, if it was in it then it would be a complete package. Other features are great and Sony always gives best electronics

So far so good, no complaints except im concerned the back casing will not last too long, its a bit flimsy. However these are replaceable. The on/off button on the top is small, so im also worried how long it will be till it gets pushed in from being pressed all the time.

The Sony Xperia Tipo is truly a compact smart phone in Sony's Xperia series. It has its own fixed target audience but this phone is much better than others in this price range. Its 800 MHz processor, 3.2 megapixels camera and Android 4.0 version are its main key features that gives it edge over its...

I chose this as my christmas present from my husband last year. I picked between three phones the Sony Tipo, the basic Samsung smart phone and a Nokia smart phone. Despite the other two phones being more highly rated by the shop staff, I chose the Sony Tipo based on it's looks and android system.

very good mobile at this range ...

android 4.0; battery backup is so good; new look...not like samsung all models looks r same; clear sound

3.2 inch small display; 2gb memory; ram; 3.15 mp camera ; no flash

Despite its faults, I would happily recommend the Sony Xperia Tipo to users considering upgrading to a smartphone but not willing to break the bank. For what you pay for, the Tipo delivers, and I think it would be tough to find better performance at such a low price.