Sony Ericsson P990i/Nokia E65 Advice | Thread profile

Need some advice please, I'm thinking of taking out a new Orange contract and opting for the P990i. http://www.mobiles2yourdoor.co.uk/co...ItemKey=178 704 If anyone has or had the phone, please can you offer some advice as how it is for calls and texting (using the keyboard). I currently use an Orange SPV M600 for Sat Nav and for texting and am wondering how much better/different...

I had a P990i. It must be really long in the tooth now, have they not replaced it yet? I hardly ever used the keyboard, not easy to type even texts on (unlike the TyTN II I have now with the full width slide out qwerty keyboard), I just used the number pad and T9. I noticed above the tarrif details there is a redemption of £350 giving you 10 months free line rental. Personally I would...

Quote: Originally Posted by Funkstar I had a P990i. It must be really long in the tooth now, have they not replaced it yet? I hardly ever used the keyboard, not easy to type even texts on (unlike the TyTN II I have now with the full width slide out qwerty keyboard), I just used the number pad and T9. I noticed above the ...

I had a p990i up until about 3months ago. I never really used the keyboard as the keys were too small and I found predictive text faster. If you want something similar I'd go for a Sony Ericsson p1i. I would consider it the replacement for the p990i. It doesn't have a true qwerty keyboard but it does have a qwerty rocker keyboard. This means you have 2 letters per button and you press them ...

Quote: Originally Posted by McClane I had a p990i up until about 3months ago. I never really used the keyboard as the keys were too small and I found predictive text faster. If you want something similar I'd go for a Sony Ericsson p1i. I would consider it the replacement for the p990i. It doesn't have a true qwerty keyboard but ...

I work for mobile phones company and personally I wouldnt recommend either P990i or Nokia E65, they both are obsolete now and you have way better phones on the market for cheaper. I see that mobiles2yourdoor are a part of Phones 4 u, but its not like Phones 4 u is very trust worthy anyway, everyday, I get so many customers who've been mis-sold contracts/phones by Phones4u and sorry to say ...

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