Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini User Reviews

The Worst Phone I have ever had in my LIFE !!!The processor is VEry very slow.Little RAM makes the phone to lag.NOT REPLACEABLE BATTERY !!!!!!!!! Very Small Screen and Very Dificultt to write a messege or something !!!!!!

The x10 mini is the most pocket friendly smartphone i have ever seen. And for his category (size and price) is good. Only one bad thing, the battery life isn't so good. Also the CPU it's laggy. Also it have's a 5MP camera

I love its size, its does everything my larger phone does. Its far more useful when its rooted though. Basic still works. I am still looking for it, I lost it in my closet. :/ The only problem I found was i could use adobe 10 flash player. I haven't tried it yet need to put android ginger.

this phe is a great phone but very small for my hand, it's make hard to write a text using qwerty virtual keyboard.
the camera is very good and the sound is also great
the battery is can't replace so can't have extra battery

At first, I was a bit concerned that this only has a 600Mhz processor, but I find the performance of the phone to be very good. Of course, I wonder how some of the augmented reality apps would do with a better processor, but I'm not disappointed at all.

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Once you've unlocked and rooted this phone (Google some guides on using FlashTool), it's actually a very capable phone - with a high-end camera, GPS-oriented features such as geo-tagging and satellite navigation, and pretty much everything you'd expect from a fullsize Android phone.

With that said, the main sticking point of this phone - and reason I'm getting rid of it, having tolerated this for less than a month, is the battery. Somehow, even with JuiceDefender turning it to little more than a small paperweight when not in use, the phone will eat through around 10% battery life in your pocket when it has only been sat, locked,in your pocket.

How SE have managed to achieve a self-deflating battery I'll never know, but if any boys at NASA are looking for the ultimate in "how the heck did you do that?", I'd suggest getting in touch with SonyEricsson.

Avoid like the plague unless you want to change your lifestyle to constantly be next to a power outlet.

performance of phone is very good.
Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
3G with HSPA
Customized Android OS v1.6 with Timescape UI
Ultra compact body
2.55" capacitive touchscreen of QVGA resolution
Qualcomm MSM7227 600 MHz CPU
5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and VGA video recording
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
Built-in GPS receiver and digital compass
Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and turn-to-mute
Standard miniUSB port for charging and data
Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP)
microSD card slot with support for up to 8GB cards (2GB card included)
3.5mm-compatible audio jack
Direct access to the official Android repository

This phone is very fast due to screen=processor ratio, based on most review. I found the eclair(2.1) OS is very fast. I previously owned a couple of nokia(31-0), sonyericsson phone(k800, and w960). this is the fastest phone I ever have. i have no trouble typing away from this very small form factor. I use 8pen as typing, im getting the hang of it.

well xperia x10 mini is a very good phone..its camera result is good..the touch screen response is very good..!! the sound quality is great..!! and through bass handsfree the sound is excellent..!!andriod 2.2 is updated..!! the only negative point on this handset is tht its little hard to type a sms..especially for me because i sent lots of sms to my friends..!! but overall the xperia x10 mini is a great cellphone..!!

 Its a great phone, I got this phone mainly because of its size. I wanted something that could do everything my iphone 3g could do but fit nicely in my jeans. I have small hands and my husbands evo required two hands. No thanks, Its bad enough I have to type all day at work. I love taking pictures with this little phone, wonderful, has flash. I also like making videos. I enjoy syncing with my google contacts, I love changing the home screens with the different icons, they are so tiny but I have no problem selecting.(You would have to install one of the programs off of android market.) Took me a little getting use to an android phone. The iphone was very simple vs this little android. I almost cried when I thought I couldn't change the home screens. Im still learning after having this phone for about a month now. 2.1 android update not available till end of Oct 2010. Multi-touch keyboard I have not figured out how to change it if possible. Wifi would drop randomly. It seemed to fix it self I think??? Battery sucks but its a small phone so can't expect too much. Its a little slow because its a small phone so I make excuses for it.  Over all its soo cute, its tiny in me pocket. 

it´s a nice fone. good camera good interface, android is nice and in 3th.quarter it´s avaiable a actualization to2.1 android.in actuality for me is a litle big fone.actually android is nice in this phone,is a responsive touch and delicate ecra.

dont go fo it.... its cheap plastic body.........and it got outdated os which got lot of problems... and the camera get hangs out all the time.... and u cant replace the battery.... and cant change the home screen ..


Key features

Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
3G with HSPA
Customized Android OS v1.6 with Timescape UI
Ultra compact body
2.55" capacitive touchscreen of QVGA resolution
Qualcomm MSM7227 600 MHz CPU
5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and VGA video recording
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
Built-in GPS receiver and digital compass
Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and turn-to-mute
Standard miniUSB port for charging and data
Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP)
microSD card slot with support for up to 8GB cards (2GB card included)
3.5mm-compatible audio jack
Direct access to the official Android repository

Main disadvantages

QVGA resolution doesn’t do Android graphics justice and limits the number of compatible apps
Battery not user replaceable
Limited Android homescreen functionality
No smart dialing
Typing long messages is very hard on the small screen
No Bluetooth file transfers from the gallery
No Flash support for the web browser
Very basic camera interface

At first, I was a bit concerned that this only has a 600Mhz processor, but I find the performance of the phone to be very good. Of course, I wonder how some of the augmented reality apps would do with a better processor, but I'm not disappointed at all.

Also, this phone only has Android 1.6, but S-E says they'll have an upgrade to 2.1 in 3Q. Really looking forward to it.

Pros:

Size!  Perfect size and weight!
Screen while only 240x320 is very sharp!
Android!
S-E's Timescape. While I'm not really that much into social networking, I like what they've done with it.
Standard 3.5mm earjack and micro USB charging
Lanyard slot allowing personalized straps/charms

Cons:

I'm a little concerned about the battery life. Of course, some of the apps are the real culprits. Looks like I'll be using this phone enough to warrant nightly charging. Some cases with extensive usage, I may even need to charge some during the day.
Non-replaceable battery. If you take it apart with a screw driver, you can change the battery.
Small screen, but I don't have big hands, so I'm okay. Screen is too small for Swype though. SlideIT works ok, but may take some time getting used to it. No problems with the default input.
Cannot force the camera flash. (Perhaps one of the other Android camera apps support this?)
Android 1.6 (although 2.1 coming soon).
Even though I put down quite a few cons, I really am very happy with this phone!