Testseek.co.uk have collected 111 expert reviews of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Ericsson Vivaz.
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The editors liked
Pluses
Very slim
Easy to grip
Physical button for video photo in addition to camera
The photography and video capture are top notch
Great device for a bit of music and movie watching too
Nice feel and ergonomic design
Crisp LCD screen
Camera easy to use
HD video recording
Easy to set up
Comfortable level of customisation
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The HD video camera has continuous focus and good results
The eightmegapixel camera works well even in low light and there’s a cunningly positioned 3.5mm audio port.
Great looks
Video looks ace
Media skills
Compact and lightweight. Stylish curved design. Smooth HD footage. Dedicated video button. Alert continuous focus. Accomplished camera. Scant choice of downloadable apps.
Impressive video quality
Bright touchscreen
720p video capture
Camera performance
The Fast Port connector is gone
High resolution screen
Excellent battery life
The editors didn't like
Minuses
Interface showing its age
Limited OS
Basic browser
Slow and clunky UI - we'd have loved to see this feature set on Android
Can be slow and glitchy
Resistive screen
Poor app selection
Internet settings never remembered
Extremely unintuitive screen lock
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Symbian still clunky
Camera could be better
Fitful resistive touchscreen. No lens cap. Side located 3.5mm headphone jack. Music player lacks audio boosters. Little internal memory.
I'm going to go back to my original statement again. Nostalgia is a curious thing, and if it weren't for nostalgia I might have given up on the Vivaz straight away, however, I'm glad to have seen it through because for every little niggling issue I ha...
Abstract: Sticking with the current Symbian touchscreen operating system is certainly a brave move for Sony Ericsson. The Satio had a number of software issues that got the phone a lot of negative publicity, so it is vital for the company to get things right sec...
A beautiful design with a great camera, however the Symbian operating system creaks under the weight of Vodafone's branding, making it a nightmare to use. ...
T he Sony Ericsson Vivaz is a cell phone with a sleek design which you would not relate with Sony Ericsson right away. Together with the recently introduced Sony Ericsson X10, the Vivaz belongs to a whole new line of Sony Ericsson smartphones. The V...
Whilst the Sony Ericsson Vivaz does in many ways sit in the shadow of the Satio with the slightly poorer camera and an incredibly poor screen lock system, it does still carry its own identity very well and is all things considered a very good phone.It ...
Abstract: Neither video nor stills shooting are entirely without their problems, and we aren't bowled over by S60 either. But these things noted, the 720p video shooting could still be a lure for you. Sony Ericsson - Vivaz price Buy Sony Ericsson Vivaz securely...
Abstract: The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is the company’s latest touchscreen handset. If you’ve ever used a Sony Ericsson Satio before, you’ll be right at home with the Vivaz. It runs the same operating system and aims to juggle all your tunes and videos in the same wa...
The Vivaz is a beautifully finished style phone that's backed up by a wealth of smart phone functionality and a genuinely marvellous camera. The HD 720p recording is quite possibly the best we've seen and the still camera is no slouch either, though ...
