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.
Abstract: The Sony-Ericsson Vivaz is a great all-round phone with a lot going for it, but it's not without flaw. Summary: The phone's tools, features and connectivity options are almost all you could want. It is stable and performs quickly, apart from a slightl...
We agree that the Vivaz truly holds its own in the photo/video capture segment rendering high-definition video at consistent frame rates with an enviable colour clarity and crispness. It is to be noted that it has been advertised for its capabilities ...
Beautiful design, ultra small and light weight, good display quality, plenty of features, good audio quality (headphones), HD video recording with continuous autofocus
Poor interface design is frustrating, frequent application crashes, sluggish camera interface, poor implementation of flash in camera, camera quality could have been better
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is graced with a lovely design that looks and feels great in your hands. It is possibly the smallest and lightest full-touchscreen smartphone that you could buy today. It also has a fairly long specifications list, with 3G, HSDP...
Good Looking, Very Good Camera, Good Screen, Fluid UI
Battery Underperforms, Poor Call Quality
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz’s forte is its superb camera and that certainly doesn’t disappoint. Add to that its great looks, good screen and fluid UI and what we have in the Vivaz is a right step towards the perfect mobile multimedia experience....
Good looking comfortable to use design, Camera quality is really good, Battery life is better than average
Plastic shell makes it feel a little cheap, UI is very buggy and hung quite a few times, Audio player's volume is too low, No clear cut uploading options for media
CameraThe main ‘focus’ of this handset is its 8MP camera. It’s loaded to the hilt with features from Face and smile detection to, a variety of scene modes, Image stabilization, auto stitch panorama and even touch focus. On the whole image quality was r...
Abstract: The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is a Device that certainly splits Minds. Some like it, some hate it with Passion. I see myself in the Middle, with a slight Drift into the Haters Side to be honest. I took this as a Reason and decided to do something my good Fr...
Sony Ericsson have been limping on profits lately but their ambitions seem to not have suffered one bit. There is the Satio, now the Vivaz and with the XPERIA X10 on its way, the company is gaining a firm foothold in the high-end segment.Some people scoff...
There is no doubt that the Sony Ericsson Vivaz offers a lot. It punches well above its weight when it comes to video and photos, offering one of the best camera phones we've seen to date. It does suffer in low light, however, and the LED flash won't help ...
