Sagem SG341i review from Australia

"A pretty good, all-round, quirky phone"

General comments?

It's a very nice phone to look at, with a nice textured case that seems to be quite scratch-resistant.

The menu system is a bit strange - rather than the selection moving, the menu itself moves up and down. It takes a little time to get used to.

Some of the buttons (the 1 and 3 keys especially) are a little small, as the keypad tapers to make a nice shape. However, they are very nice to use - it is really easy to type an SMS.

It doesn't come with many ringtones (although 'Hey Ya' by Outkast is one..) however it is easy to download MIDI/WAV/MP3 etc., and use infrared to copy them from the computer to the phone. Same with JPEGs for background images.

The camera isn't particularly high-quality, although it may be partly the screen. It usually makes very muddy-looking images.

Overall, it is a very nice phone (albeit with some small idiosyncrasies) that I would definitely buy again. I would recommend it to anyone, as long as they don't need to take really good photos with it. It was very cheap, so I wasn't expecting much – but it was much better than I thought it would be.

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Would you buy another mobile phone from this manufacturer? Yes
First year of ownership2006
Most recent year of ownership2006
Reception marks 9/10
Voice Quality marks 8/10
Build Quality marks 9/10
Screen Quality marks 5/10
Ease of Use marks 7/10
Vibration Strength marks 10/10
Camera Quality marks 5/10
Approximate Battery Life in days (no calls made or received) 5
Approximate time to charge the battery (from flat) in hours 3
Previous mobile phonePanasonic G60
Date of Entry 31st March, 2006

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