Sagem Mobile Phones

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my850 v
Sagem my850v

Radio, MP3 player, Camera; Newest review: 9/2007

"It's attractive and easy to use, but the audio quality during calls isn't great."

3 reviews

 

More information at: What Mobile, issue 9/2007 Shining Star Sagem's second contract-only handset in the UK, exclusive to Vodafone, is a stylish clamshell that outclasses anything the French company has produced to date. In fact, with its shiny blue outer casing, the my850v appears suspiciously similar to Sony Ericsson's Z610i. Sagem announced a partnership with the Swedes earlier this year and if it wasn't way too early for a joint effort, this could feasibly be the first result. … to review

my150 x
Sagem my150x

"Gripes about mains power connector and battery life aside, the my150X is the best, ultra low-cost, entry-level mobile I have seen. ..."

2 reviews, 2 opinions (Above average)

 
my 511X
Sagem my511X

Megapixel: 1.3 MP; Standby time: 4.1 h; Weight: 90 g; Candybar; Camera; Newest review: 3/2008

"... I do like the music playback controls, especially the side-mounted button, and the battery life is respectable. But usability is an issue due to the flat number pad, and the feature-set is

2 reviews

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 3/2008 Sagem my511X I'm quite a big fan of Sagem. The company's mobiles don't hit the headlines and they don't have ‘wow' factor high-end features. But generally they do a solid job for a solid price, and sometimes they really surprise. For example, the last Sagem mobile I looked at, the my150X, could be had for as little as £10 and I reckoned it was a great mobile for anyone wanting a small handset for just making calls and a bit of texting. This latest model, the tri-band my511X is a tad more upmarket, and it'll cost you all of £50 SIM-free from Argos and Woolworths online, both with an Orange PAYG SIM. … to review

 
my401 c
Sagem my401c

Weight: 82 g; Radio, MP3 player, Camera; Newest review: 10/2007

"The Sagem my401C is a good looking handset and offers a great range of features for the price. It's a shame it doesn't come with stereo headphones, but it's still a very good …

1 review

 
MY 215 X
Sagem MY 215X

Radio, MP3 player, Camera; Newest review: 6/2007

"... Inevitably for the price, the phone is very short on other features, but then that price is very attractive."

1 review

 
my300 C
Sagem my300C

Radio, MP3 player, Camera; Newest review: 8/2007

"... We like its design and it's straightforward to use, but if you're looking for a feature-packed phone, we suggest you look elsewhere."

1 review

 
my 411X
Sagem my411 X

Camera; Newest review: 5/2007

"... It handles the basics of making calls and texting well, but the design makes the phone look far better than it actually is."

1 review

 

More information at: What Mobile, issue 7/2007 Sagem my411x By its own admission Sagem is never likely to be a big player in the UK, and this isn't surprising when most of the handsets we review are low budget models. The my411x is no exception, and it seems that most of the effort has gone into making the phone look good, but very little in making it work well. … to review

My600V
Sagem My 600V

"The Sagem my600v is the first 3G handset to appear exclusively on Vodafone, at a budget price. Although the low-quality features reflect that, there's a lot packed in ..."

2 reviews

 

More information at: What Mobile, issue 1/2007 Sagem my600v It seems that mobile phone manufacturers have decided that 3G phones are no longer used for video calling. The HTC MTeoR and Nokia 6233 both have only one camera for taking photos and video calling, situated on the rear. Sagem has obviously taken a leaf from their books as the my600v, exclusively available on Vodafone, features a VGA camera on the back of the handset, meaning you either won't be able to see the person who's calling you, or they won't be able to see you. … to review

my501 X
Sagem my501X

"... If you're looking for a handset for a serial texter, the my501X is not a bad option, but serious users should look elsewhere."

1 review

 

More information at: What Mobile, issue 4/2007 Sagem my501x If you put your hands in front of your eyes, open your fingers and squint a little, you may mistake the Sagem my501x for a Sony Ericsson W800i. The handset features a white casing and is candybar in form, with a silver band around the sides. … to review

Sagem my 501C
Sagem my 501C

Radio, MP3 player, Camera; Newest review: 10/2006

"We like the price tag and it's easy to use, but it's not the most exciting or inspiring phone we've ever seen."

3 reviews, 1 opinion (Above average)

 

More information at: GadgetCenter, 10/2006 Review: Sagem my501c There are many benefits to getting a contract phone, the most obvious of which is that you can score yourself a big expensive contract handset and dupe yourself into believing that you really will remember to squeeze a new handset out of those blood suckers 12 months down the line. … to review

 
Sagem my 401X
Sagem my 401X

Camera; Newest review: 5/2006

"... All in all, it's not a bad phone when you look at the price tag."

2 reviews

 

More information at: What Mobile, issue 6/2006 Sagem my401x If you're already a Sagem user, this phone is a great upgrade to the my 301x. … to review

Sagem MY 301X
Sagem MY 301X

"... As with so many other Sagem handsets, no UK network has taken this phone on - so the only way to get one is to buy their website."

1 review

 

More information at: What Mobile, issue 3/2006 Sagem my301x Do budget phones get any thinner or more stylish than this? At just 14mm thick, this is one good looking chunk of plastic. … to review

Sagem my 700X
Sagem my 700X

Radio, MP3 player, Camera; Newest review: 8/2006

"While the Sagem features everything that you want it to, it just doesn't come with that edge that perhaps other manufacturers ... bring to their handsets ..."

2 reviews

 
MY X62
Sagem MY X6-2

Camera; Newest review: 9/2005

"... if you're looking for a safe bet you aren't going to opt for a phone that's not a Nokia or an Ericsson and for that reason, that dominance of the big boys will just carry …

1 review

 
 

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Worth a look: a short review of the HTC Sensation netzwelt.de 4/2011 - Whilst the competition was already showing off its top performance mobiles with Dual-Core Processors at the Mobile World Congress in February, HTC is only now catching up by bringing out its latest flagship model, the HTC sensation. Besides the 1.2 Gigahertz Dual Core Processor, the HTC software ecosystem was also impressive in our ‘netzwelt’ quick test.

A review of the Samsung Wave II: riding the smartphone wave teltarif.de 1/2011 - The Samsung Wave II S8530 looks like a bigger version of the first Samsung Wave model and it’s now available at prices starting at just over 300 euros without a contract. That’s not at all bad as the Samsung Wave S8500 is already quite impressive with its Super AMOLED touchscreen, efficient hardware and a classy looking metal body - you can’t really ask for more nowadays. That’s why the Samsung Wave is less of a follow-up model and more of a variation of the initial series device. Our review will reveal just what qualities set these two Wave smartphones apart and whether these differences are to the benefit of the user.

A review of the Apple iPhone 4: all change as usual Handytarife.de 6/2010 - The most discussed mobile phone in the world will go down in mobile history as the iPhone 4, and with a depth of 9.3 millimetres it will also go down as an extremely thin representative of its genre. What’s more the device also offers 16 or even 32 GB of internal memory which makes uploading a hefty music archive tempting. The iPod software, and the sorting aids that come with it, mean you won’t lose a single song. The 3.5 inch display now has a 960 x 640 pixel resolution and therefore has been given the name ‘Retina’. The 5 megapixel camera records videos in HD mode with 720p, and for the very first time you also have an LED flash alongside the autofocus function when using the camera in photo mode. When it comes to the web the new iPhone can access the internet on the go via wireless, HSDPA or EDGE and uses the Safari web browser. Thanks to its connection to the app store you can also supplement your phone with numerous free and priced apps; in combination with the iOS 4 operating system the device also proves to be good for multitasking. The latest mobile phone review takes a closer look at the new star from Cupertino.

Samsung Galaxy Pro Expert Reviews 9/2011 - The Galaxy Pro is the latest device in the Galaxy range to be released by Samsung and is the first to include a physical QWERTY keyboard. Will it live up to the success of previous Galaxy products?

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HTC Desire Expert Reviews 4/2010 - The HTC Desire is well named, as it's probably at the top of every Android fan's wish list. With a 3.7in AMOLED screen, a 1GHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera and room for up to 32GB of storage, it's got the specs to compete with anything on the market today.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Pocket-lint.co.uk 4/2010 - 4-inches, 8.1-megapixels, 1GHz: do the numbers add up?

Sagem my 501c What Mobile 6/2006 - The my501c clamshell is a good effort from Sagem. It may be mistaken for an upgrade to the E770, however thats not a bad thing.

Sagem My600v TrustedReviews 11/2006 - Of all the many handsets I see from day to day, I find Sagem’s to be one of the most aesthetically appealing and the my600v is a good example. The design isn’t groundbreaking by any means, but it does have something that makes it stand out from the crowd - a simplicity that makes for a refreshing change.

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