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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.
Fiddly controls and user interface; below-par build quality
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz works surprisingly well as a rough and ready 720p camcorder, but its unresponsive touchscreen and fiddly user interface mean it's an annoying phone to use for day-to-day tasks ...
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is a well designed smartphone with plenty of features, but it's ultimately let down by the drab and outdated Symbian operating system. Ross Catanzariti, PCWorld.idg.com.au ...
Overall I was a little disappointed with the Vivaz. I feel mainly let down by how bad the camera and video camera was in low light conditions. If i owned the Vivaz and wanted to record a video and it wasn't bright and sunny I more than likely wouldn't ...
For Sony Ericsson Vivaz, 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.
for Sony Ericsson Vivaz
If media's your thing, the Vivaz has a lot to offer. Anything else, though, and you're out of luck
Abstract: The first thing you’ll notice, and most definitely appreciate is the sleek, curved design of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz.Sony Ericsson calls it ‘human curvature’ and we found it most pleasing. The rear casing is ergonomically designed to fit in the palm o...
Abstract: Over the last couple of years, the mobile phone market has changed dramatically. Smartphones have grown rapidly in popularity, meaning that companies that relied on churning out a great pile of low-end and mid-market handsets have had to re-think their...
Nice feel and ergonomic design, Crisp LCD screen, Camera easy to use, HD video recording, Easy to set up, Comfortable level of customisation
Can be slow and glitchy, Resistive screen, Poor app selection, Internet settings never remembered, Extremely unintuitive screen lock
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is the HD-video-shooting successor to the Swedish-Japanese firm's flagship Satio model. With an 8.1MP camera that can also record 720p HD video, it is designed to thrill YouTube-rs with its easy video upload features as well as...
For a mid-range feature phone, the Sony Ericsson Vivaz stands up surprisingly well. If you're after a phone for constant internet access and on-the-go email, this isn't it - but if you want something that you can use recreationally for photography and ...
