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The Sony Ericsson T715 has some decent specs, but it just doesn’t seem to match its commonness.  The styling is brilliant and most features perform well, but when users compare mobile phones from other manufacturers the T715 may likely fall short.
Pros
The T715 is an undoubtedly

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The Sony Ericsson T715 has some decent specs, but it just doesn’t seem to match its commonness.  The styling is brilliant and most features perform well, but when users compare mobile phones from other manufacturers the T715 may likely fall short.

Pros

The T715 is an undoubtedly chic handset in black and silver, and the weight is rather substantial for its compact size.  The buttons are better places than on some of the other basic Sony Ericsson mobile phones like the Naite and Jalou.

The inbox is good, allowing users to check SMS messages in threads, to access email inboxes and Facebook messages, and to engage in instant messaging.

The camera is only 3 megapixels, but is very user friendly and has some useful features like panorama and multi-shot mode.

Preloaded apps include popular items like Twitter and weather apps.  There are also a fair number of games already loaded out of the box.

The T715 handles multi-tasking favourably, though running multiple apps at once seriously drains battery life.

Cons

Users must set up email accounts manually, and some may encounter repeated error codes during the process.  The generic email app on the T715 is not capable of automatically detecting email settings from webmail providers like Gmail and Yahoo.

Like most other Sony Ericsson mobile phones, the T715 doesn’t have a 3.5 mm headphone jack, so users are limited to either using the uncomfortable, low-end headphones included with the phone or investing in a headphone adaptor.

Conclusion

The fine looks of the T715 go a long way in making up for its lack of advanced features.

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