Sony Ericsson Xperia ray User Reviews

Mass Phone..the phone s simple but great.its cute yet handsome.........its powerful....and so reliable..........camera and games serves superb....first time using a smartphone....and this is the best one!!!!!
Many new phones may come by the days but still RAY s t best 4 me...

Had it for a couple of weeks and it's just awesome! The only bad thing I can say about the phone is it comes with a 4gb microSD card, so depending on what type of user you are, you may want to buy a bigger card. Other than that, it's a great middle-tier phone!

Major improvements and new features are not on it,it is old and as well as weak too,i dont think we have to talk too much about it,i use it....
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a cheap mobile with good performance.i really like ,i mean i love it.it is awesome.everything is great.lots of good and useful features.pixel density is perfect 297ppi.and the 8 megapixel camera is very good.

the best phone ive ever had as it can be upgraded to ics
The looks are appealing. The Xperia Ray is really slim and fits inside your pocket nicely without any bulky looks from the outside. The glass screen is shiny and gives it a very professional look makes the whole design stylish and classy. It has a high pixel density which sports a almost-Retina display which is pretty impressive. The 3.3" screen is not really small for normal phone users, good enough for normal daily usage.

The Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS is wonderful. I've got it with Android 2.3.3, and now, I've upgraded it to Android 2.3.4 which is available via PC companion. You can check this out at the Sony Ericsson website. The user interface is smooth and runs without lag for normal use. There are cool transition effects and the Facebook Inside Xperia thingy is pretty great for FB addicts. The processor does its job well without any lag, and apps launch smoothly. However, when the phoe is connected to wi-fi, it gets a little slow when you leave the browser open a new application (but that's not a big problem).

The camera isn't as bad as described by Phone Arena. The shots are pretty clear with nice detail. After being upgraded to Android 2.3.4, the macro mode is no longer automatic and you can activate at the left side of the camera interface bar. You even get a 2D and 3D sweep panorama plus a 3D album to view shots. The shooter displays vivid colors which are much better than stock cameras of Nokia and Samsung. The HD video recording is good enough for normal camera...

I have this phone since the last 4 months and I find it to be great and worth the price.
The camera clearity plus the xloud music is just awesome. Do check this phone out if you are looking to buy a new phone....

It is very compact. It fit perfectly in any phone. And the good thing about it size is that less battery drain. It can last up to two days without no recharging. The display size is very clear and it doesn't take up of the battery life. The internet speed is good enough, but not fast. It can excused since it has a single core processor. The quality for call and music is just awesome. it is very loud and clear. The music player have a unique way to show the song title and information. You don't get this unless you have a walkman phone.

The looks are appealing. The Xperia Ray is really slim and fits inside your pocket nicely without any bulky looks from the outside. The glass screen is shiny and gives it a very professional look makes the whole design stylish and classy. It has a high pixel density which sports a almost-Retina display which is pretty impressive. The 3.3" screen is not really small for normal phone users, good enough for normal daily usage.

The Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS is wonderful. I've got it with Android 2.3.3, and now, I've upgraded it to Android 2.3.4 which is available via PC companion. You can check this out at the Sony Ericsson website. The user interface is smooth and runs without lag for normal use. There are cool transition effects and the Facebook Inside Xperia thingy is pretty great for FB addicts. The processor does its job well without any lag, and apps launch smoothly. However, when the phoe is connected to wi-fi, it gets a little slow when you leave the browser open a new application (but that's not a big problem).

The camera isn't as bad as described by Phone Arena. The shots are pretty clear with nice detail. After being upgraded to Android 2.3.4, the macro mode is no longer automatic and you can activate at the left side of the camera interface bar. You even get a 2D and 3D sweep panorama plus a 3D album to view shots. The shooter displays vivid colors which are much better than stock cameras of Nokia and Samsung. The HD video recording is good enough for normal camera users, but not as good as 1080p of course.

The browser is smooth and supports great pan to zoom and heavy flash content. YouTube videos run flawlessly. The music player is simple and easy to use and the speaker volume is quite loud though, but not as loud as some other phones.

The Xperia Ray is definitely a great phone that you may want to consider buying. =)