Sony Ericsson Cedar J108
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15 years ago
Sony Ericsson Cedar Reviewed: Going Green with Your Mobile
If you're interested in an eco-friendly mobile phone then the Sony Ericsson Cedar is worth considering. Find out all about what it has to offer in this Sony Ericsson Cedar review.
15 years ago
Sony Ericsson Cedar: Sony Ericsson - practical, easy to use, and still green!
Green and practical!
Pros:
- Green
- durable
Cons:
- Larger and heavier than the average mobile
15 years ago
Sony Ericsson Cedar: Sony Ericsson - practical, easy to use, and still green!
I have had the Sony Ericsson Cedar phone for 2 years and it has never let me down. A common annoyance with my previous phones over the years was that the battery would wear out so soon, as I am an incessant texter! I used to have to take my phone charger with me everywhere.
15 years ago
Sony Ericsson Cedar
Not the most classy-looking device, with its silver plastic chassis on the back, and not everyone will like the curved case, but it is tidy and lightweight A simple-to-use handset, but don't bother using the phone's built-in and complicated user manual While it has both Bluetooth and a 3.5mm
Pros:
- Very light
- nice looks
- excellent price
Cons:
- Disappointing camera
- plastic case
- few features
15 years ago
Smartphones may be getting more and more feature packed with each iteration, but not everybody wants a touchscreen device or a lengthy contract. This is where the Sony Ericsson Cedar comes in, offering an affordable price tag, simple feature set, and proving itself as the ideal tool for phone calls...
Pros:
- Considering the price tag, the Sony Ericsson Cedar looks nicer than average, with simple but attractive styling
- There's nothing revolutionary about it – you'll find a pretty standard 2.2-inch TFT screen, and a regular alpha-numeric keypad below that – but it's neatly styled, light and compact,...
Cons:
- The Sony Ericsson Cedar is obviously a bargain basement handset when it comes to features
- There is a camera, but at 2-megapixels it's nothing to write home about, and other features are similarly limited.
15 years ago
Sony Ericsson Cedar
With this budget candybar phone, Sony Ericsson certainly isn't barking up the wrong tree.
Pros:
- Great battery life
- Tidy design
- Easy to use
- Myspace
- and Twitter apps
Cons:
- Small screen
- Poor camera
- Slow Java apps
15 years ago
Right now, when every phone launched seems to be a touchscreen smartphone, the Sony Ericsson Cedar manages to stand on its own as a basic, non-touchscreen phone with an alpha-numeric keypad and whose two biggest features are 3G connectivity and an inexpensive price tag.
15 years ago
Sony Ericsson's Cedar is an entry-level 3G mobile phone with green credentials. Manufactured from recyclable materials, shipping without a physical user guide and featuring a charger that minimises power consumption, the Cedar is part of Sony Ericsson's 'GreenHeart' range.
Pros:
- Manufactured from recyclable materials
- 3G connectivity
- Facebook and Twitter widgets
Cons:
- Display has poor viewing angles
- curves make it difficult to grasp
15 years ago
I have had this phone for a few days now & it seems to be a good phone. It's sleek & light. The fact that it has HSDPA is great but the lack of Wi-Fi is annoying. The phone is fairly easy to use & the Facebook & twitter widgets are a good feature.
15 years ago
Sony Ericsson Cedar review
The Sony Ericsson Cedar is the lastest edition to the brand's eco-friendly GreenHeart range, joining the Elm and the Hazel . Made from recycled plastics and boasting a power consumption that's lower than most other handsets, the Cedar (or J108i, to give it it's full model name) also includes 3G...
Pros:
- Slick design
- home screen widgets
- has 3G and Bluetooth
- cheap
Cons:
- Clunky web browsing
- mediocre camera with no flash
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