Sony Mobile Ericsson Naite

Größe, Leistung, Preisleistungsverhältnis

76% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Made from recycled plastic; charger minimises power consumption; solid design; good keypad and controls; 3G; Facebook, Twitter and YouTube apps pre-installed

Price; no 3.5mm headphone jack; rear cover can be tricky to remove

Sony Ericsson's first GreenHeart mobile phone is a solid yet largely uninspiring handset. Its green credentials are admirable, but it is expensive for a low-end mobile phone.

Classy style. Good voice quality. Well designed UI. Excellent music and video playback. Inexpensive for an unlocked world phone

No GPS. Proprietary headphone jack. Weak speakerphone

Sony Ericsson scores with the Naite, a powerful unlocked phone that works on high-speed networks here and overseas and rings in at a tempting price.

Made from recycled plastic; charger minimises power consumption; solid design; good keypad and controls; 3G; Facebook, Twitter and YouTube apps pre-installed

Price; no 3.5mm headphone jack; rear cover can be tricky to remove

Sony Ericsson's Naite offers a clear, sharp display with smooth navigation and plenty of organizational and multimedia goodies under the hood. E-mail, an FM music player, and music, photo, and video-editing tools stand out.

A nonstandard headphone and charger jack, slightly cramped dial pad, and terrible speakerphone don't do the Naite any favors. Some of the best multimedia features like video calls don't work in North America. Associating a contact with a photo is less...

The esoterically named Sony Ericsson Naite may classify as a feel-good eco-phone, but its packed feature and toolsets make it a good pick for socialites shopping in the midlevel range--daintier carbon footprints notwithstanding.

The Sony Ericsson Naite is a solid yet largely uninspiring handset. Its green credentials are admirable, but it is expensive for a low-end mobile phone.