Sony Xperia TX LT29i

Excellent!

Had this phone for about a month and this phone is doing very very good it's fast high quality battery life is amazing and I love the quality of Sony this phone is the best. I would definitely recommend this phone for anyone who is looking for a user replaceable battery in a phone the high quality...

pretty good

the seller was very quick on shipping this to me overseas to canada. keep up the good work the phone itself was worth every penny of course, the box came clean and untouched. although after arrival a day later, i've noticed the battery actually last longer than i thought, it had an update to jelly...

Classy looking phone with a good touch screen. Also comes in pink or white.

Works well, only thing is I had to set up an APN in the mobile network data settings to be able to use the data on the phone with my carrier. The phone itself has a better functioning touch screen than a Samsung Galaxy, has a non slip backplate, it supports Operator Wallet and Google Wallet through...

SONY XPERIA TX - LT29i - BLACK COLOR

"i like sony xperia tx"

Sony has certainly been busy with its Xperia lineup of phones this year. I've checked out the Xperia Ion and the Xperia acro S previously, and both phones had their own merits. The latest Sony phone to land in our offices is the sleek Xperia TX, which Sony proudly advertised in the latest James Bond...

Sony are an interesting company to me, as before the Chinese dominated electronics, then Korea began their rampage with Samsung and LG, the Japanese made some of the best electronics in the world. Sony were once the pinnacle (to most) of electronics in the 80s and 90s. The Walkman. Trinitron.

Good phone but need improvement!!

This is a dual core s4 pro chipset phone with 1gb of ram but using it u will barely see any difference with sgs3.Sony ui need Improvement(it is laggy).?the screen on this phon looking at 90degree Is soo good but viewing angles are sooo poor.screen is bright but needs Tobe more brighter.game play is...

Sony Xperia TX

Fans of the Sony brands should be very happy with this release, as it really seems like Sony has moved passed its separation from Ericsson and is finding its feet. The handset's design is immediately recognisable as a Sony phone and it includes some very nice touches.

Sony Xperia TX review: Sony Xperia TX

This is Sony's best phone to date, but it is released at a time when competition is at its maximum. Its 13-megapixel camera should be the difference in Sony's favour, but it's not. The evolution of feature phones to smartphones has claimed several scalps, Nokia and BlackBerry most notably. Sony (nee Sony Ericsson) has also struggled to find its feet in this brave, new world; until now. Recent estimations put Sony at third place in smartphone sales, and for good reason. The company continues to make better phones with each new release.

The Xperia TX marks the return of Sony's famed arching body initially popularised by the aptly names Xperia Arc. Whereas the Xperia S bulged from the seams, this smartphone curves inwards, ergonomically accommodating a person's brace. At 8.6mm thin and 127 grams, there's not much to hold.