Sony Ericsson K750 User Reviews

i am using this phone for 5 years, and still i don't have any problem with it.....
the camera is great......
the sound is almost better than any other phones in this category.
battery is good..
even i didn't had to upgrade the software.........til now...
i have heard some news that sony ericsson phones with joystick don't last long
but amazingly mine works fine after 5 years......
the only problem with sony ericsson is its charging point i have to work really hard to get my phone charged...
but still it is the best phone i have ever had......
presently i am using a nokia e51..
but my sony ericsson is still with me as a backup phone.
finally i want to say that this is a must have phone and one of the best sony ericsson phones ever made......

The best phone in 2MP image capacity. Excellent performance. Can tweak some features. Design and features are excellent.

The media player does not support WMA file. (this angered me most)

I bought this phone on the 16th of January 2006, and from that day on I'm using it every day! It's one of the best phones I've seen (I'm a phone seller). The battery after 2 years still runs for 3-4 days depending on how much I'm using the phone. One word for this mobile and for SonyEricsson: EXCELLENT!!!

Its really a complete mid level phone. If you have a budget 7.5K, just go & purchase it.

I've had this phone for 2 weeks now but it has good pictures and sound.The drawback is that it does not support other music files like WMA

hi i am using this phone for last 8 months. the phone and its features are incredible. totally worth each penny spent for it. even the light is of very good use in case of power shortages. however one thing i dont know is that how to turn off the back light at the time of calling. if any one can help then mail me at samagatachatterjee@yahoo.com

I've had this phone for 2 years and I'm completely satisfied with it. But today and two years ago is a long time for technology. Two years ago the design of this phone was cool the display size was fabulous and the camera with its auto focus option was the best phone camera you could get. And even today today this phone is great. If Sony Ericsson would make an update of the k750 i would definitely buy it.
The only thing which i don't like about it is that the joystick is a bit broken after the time and the metal front panel fell off but there are no scratches on the display which is the most important and it still does it's job.

I definitely recommend it.

the best phone i've had so far..awarded as "BEST IMAGING DEVICE AND SOUND QUALITY PHONE". although its not a 3G capable phone,features are good especially the sound quality. SE ROCKS!!!!

i buy this phone a month before its really a good phone when compared to the high price phones .mainly its camera and music player .ii cant imagine such a magic phone at low price.really am prood that i have a sony ericsson k 750i.

it is really a great phone.. SE company did a great job in producing this series of phone. k750's features is best. i love the music and the good picture quality. fin'ly i bought this just for a low price. keep it up, SE!!!

the k75 iz de best i lov it very much it does everything u want it to do theres no chalenger i encorage anybody who wants to buya phone to bye diz phone!!!!

This is one of my all time favorite cell phone. It has the sound for the ultimate sound enthusiast. Very clear sound in both Loudspeaker and Handsfree. The 2 MegaPixel Camera is very great. The photo light is also very bright. The display is very bright and it can play 3GP Videos in full screen without a hiccup. The Bluetooth recieving speed is very fast. The Memory Stick Duo is very useful for storing those songs on your PC's HDD. I had a 512 MB Memory Stick Duo.
This phone has now grown old but still it is recommended for MP3 Lovers because of the loud sound it offers

just 2 words "best phone"
but maybe it must support 3g
but 4 other eature it is the best
i have some advices to get best pic. through its cam.
One of the reasons people leave their pictures imprisoned in their camera phones is that they're disappointed with the shots they've taken. The images are too blurry or too washed out, or the perspective is distorted. In detecting details, film cameras and digital cameras are more limited than the human eye, and camera phones, in turn, are more limited than both film and digital cameras. For that reason, you not only need to apply basic photographic principles to get the best-looking pictures possible, you need to be aware of and know how to compensate for your camera phone's deficiencies.

Framing your shot
The camera phone is a great way to capture a spontaneous or otherwise unexpected moment. With that in mind, many people attempt to snap a picture without thinking about the composition of the shot. That's the wrong approach if you actually want to display your pictures in some fashion.


Use the entire frame

Any photographer will tell you that one of the most basic techniques is to use the whole frame. Many people tend to focus their attention on only the center of the frame or the main subject of the picture, while ignoring the rest of the scene. When you take the whole frame into account, you pay close attention to objects in the background or on the periphery of the image.


Place subjects off-center

Another classic rule is to avoid placing the main subject in the center of the frame. Placing the subject slightly off-center gives a more interesting sense of space, as you can see in the difference between the two images below.




Slightly off-center subjects makes this shot more appealing.

Adjusting for lighting conditions
It would be nice if the lighting conditions for taking photographs were always optimal, but that's not the case. Many of those buttons and dials you find on traditional cameras deal specifically with this problem. Unlike 35mm-film cameras or digital cameras with manual settings, however, camera phones don't offer a wealth of user controls for manipulating the lens to adjust for lighting conditions. With that in mind, you'll have to do your own compensating for less than ideal lighting conditions.


Avoid low light

Because they automatically make adjustments to the shutter speed based on the amount of light available, camera phones have difficulty capturing details in low-light environments. Taking pictures in bright environments provides a faster shutter speed and more depth of field. Therefore, the more light in your environment, the sharper the image. Even a unit with a built-in flash will provide minimal support since the range is only about 2 or 3 feet, compared with the 10- to 15-foot range you get with a midlevel digital camera.


Adjust the brightness level

If the image on your display seems too dark or too light, try adjusting the brightness level before taking the picture. You'll be able to see the difference on the screen as you make the adjustment, especially when taking pictures of subjects that have light-colored elements.


Adjust the white balance

In some cases, it's not so much a matter of having enough light as it is what kind of light you're dealing with. In these instances, adjustments to the white balance can improve your pictures. Experienced photographers use blank white or gray cards to help judge the white balance. Not everyone will have the time or the inclination to go through this procedure to take a quick snapshot. If that's the case, you can simply keep the white balance set at Auto. But if this setting doesn't properly compensate for lighting conditions and if you have a couple of minutes to spare, you can use the same technique the professionals use:
Place a white card or sheet of paper in front of you.
Go to picture-taking mode.
Look at the white card through the screen.
If the card appears off-color (too yellow or red, for example), go to your camera phone's white-balance settings and toggle through the selections until the card appears as close to white as possible.
Avoid backlighting

Before snapping a picture, think about where your light source is coming from. When the light source is behind your subject, it will appear too dark, almost like a silhouette. Cameras with fill-flash options can compensate for this, but camera phones, even those with built-in flashes, have no such feature. Unless you want your subject to appear as a silhouette, it's best to stand with the light behind you, not your subject.


Keep your subject close

Camera phones use fixed-focal-length lenses, and the focal length--the distance between the optical center of the lens and the place where it focuses the image--is very short. The LG VX6000's focal length, for example, is 3.3mm; for a 35mm-camera lens, 50mm is considered a normal focal length. That means the lens can capture details in a wide area but not a deep one. If your subject is too far away, it will appear very small. It's best if you keep your subject within 3 or 4 feet of the camera.


Avoid zooming

Camera phone makers, like manufacturers of digital cameras, love to tout their products' digital zoom capabilities. Digital cameras at least have some optical zoom capabilities, which actually uses the optics of the lens to bring the subject closer, but camera phones are stuck with digital zoom options, if they have any at all. Given the limited focal range of camera phones, you may be tempted to use this feature to capture faraway objects. Not only will this degrade the image quality, but you may be able to use it only when the camera is set to take pictures in a lower-resolution setting, which will result in a smaller image.

loving it man it is the best phone the camera is fabulious and the function not less then anyone but sound quality is bit weak without handfree.But 1 big problem is the space of movie when made

Sweet phone that have more uses than a swiss-army knife :)

At first i felt a bit lost with how to use it, but after about two hours it all fit. Someone wanna buy a T630? ;)

Wah, new type of sony ericsson phone is release.. it full of classic. but sadly is, it only for the china market, grrrr.... Can anybody tell me where can i buy it online and oso how much price is it..