Sharp Cell Phone Reviews

"Digital cameras are fast becoming the norm on mobile phones, but are they any good...The new model, the Sharp 902, doesn?t change this one bit and the Sharp 902 is again an exclusive to the Vodafone network...The response time of the screen is very good and it coped in our tests adjusting to different light sources as we moved the camera around...In our tests we were unable to browse the 902 from our Apple PowerBook however we were able to receive the images via Bluetooth as a standalone file..." read more »

"O2 Locked Dual band (GSM 900/1800), GPRS-enabled camera phone - stylish, smart and compact, features a 120x160 dot, 65,536 colour display GFC (Glass Fine colour) LCD and 16 chord polyphonic ringing tones...The Sharp GX1 has a lens in the back - you simply line up your picture using the high-res 65,000-colour screen as a viewfinder, point and shoot...Enjoy complete freedom, calls from 2p per minute and easy ways to top-up your account with Pay & Go tariff options..." read more »

"Picture quality...Ease of use....No email or internet access....Inevitably overshadowed by Smartphones, the Sharp GX10 is nevertheless a brilliant leap forward, and is just plain good fun...Sharp's GX10 comes with a built-in camera and plenty of other nifty features, and operates solely through Vodafone's new Live GPRS tariff...Running at 16bit, its 2.2in diagonal screen is very clear, and good enough to play games and view pictures......" read more »

"Superb display, SD slot, good camera, MP3 player, Bluetooth...Limited Bluetooth, poor 1900Mhz reception, no voice dial, no speakerphone...Sharp GX30 The Sharp GX30 is the heir to the reasonably successful GX line that started with the GX10...Now Sharp is trying to up the ante by introducing the GX30...The GX30 looks much like the earlier models in Sharp's GX line...The remainder of the exterior surfaces are relatively simple......" read more »

"T-Mobile's first megapixel camera, the Sharp TM150, is a study in contradiction...The good news is the phone sounds great: crystal clear, razor sharp, and perfect, both sending and receiving sound...The Sharp TM150 is a solid, large phone?1.9 by 3.7 by 1.1 inches (HWD) when folded, weighing 3.6 ounces...The TM150 suffers from the typical camera phone image problems: somewhat washed-out daylight images, soft focus and jaggy diagonal lines..." read more »

"Like the GX30 and Samsung?s P-730 the TM100 comes with a clear 256 colour screen and its surprising how much difference this makes to the quality of the display and even the images you view on it...However the styling, reminiscent of another Sony Ericsson this time the 610 and 630, is still very stylish, overall the phone is easy to use offering a good reception and call quality...Sharp has made a good name for itself in the mobile market and this model isn't a glitch, its just not as good as we had hoped..." read more »

"Very intuitive;bakes, broils, time cooks, defrostsDoes a good job, both baking and microwavingMultiple cooking choices, instant on buttons, visual appeal, quick, even cooking.none anymoreEasy to use - very kid friendly...Very loud!I can’t think of any cons...Here are the information you need to buy Sharp R-230 800 Watts Microwave Oven at the lowest possible price..." read more »