Review of GSM/UMTS-handset Sony Ericsson K660i

Mobile-review have posted their review on the Sony Ericsson K660. Here is the final impression from the review.

Impressions
While the handset’s overall volume level is average, its sound is on the juicy side. You will also have no trouble hearing ring tones while in the street. The vibro alert is average or a little bit above this level strength-wise, but occasionally you might not feel it. The reception part is in line with other products from the company, meaning that it is quite decent.

The phone starts shipping in February 2008 for 400-500 USD (in Europe – 260-280 Euro). For this money consumers will get a quirky design, all standard features of the A200 and a handful of tiny extras. This is not the most decent offering price/quality ratio-wise we have seen, but it does make a statement with its design. I suppose the Sony Ericsson K660i’s design will be its foremost selling point. If you fall for it, then getting your mitts on it will be a matter of principle. In a word, emotional and impulse-driven purchases as they are. This way, the model won’t be vastly popular on the market, but all previous K6xx solutions weren’t either.