Sharp GX30 Mobile Phone Review

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Welcome to the Sharp GX30 Mobile Phone review. The Sharp GX30 Cell Phone is one of the more advanced phones on the market, with customizable features and handy accessories. The Sharp GX30 Cellphone with hands free headset make it one digital force to be reckoned with.

Sharp GX30 Dealer Specifications

General Network GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
Announced 2004, 1Q
Status Available
Size Dimensions 95 x 49 x 26 mm
Weight 110 g
Display Type CGS, 256K colors
Size 240 x 320 pixels, 8 lines, 33 x 45 mm
  - Second external display (64 x 96 pixels), 65K colors
- Four-way navigation
- Status light in 7 colors
Ringtones Type Polyphonic (32 channels)
Amount 28 + custom
Customization Composer, download, order now
Vibration Yes
Memory Phonebook 500 x 9 fields, contact groups, Photo call
Call records 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls
Card slot SD, 16 MB card included, buy memory
  - 6 MB internal memory
- Voice memo (max 10 sec each)
Data GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps
HSCSD No
EDGE No
3G No
WLAN No
Bluetooth Yes, v1.1
Infrared port Yes
USB Yes
Features Messaging SMS, EMS, MMS, Email
Browser WAP 1.2.1
Games Yes + downloadable, order now
Colors  
Camera 1 MP, 1144x858 pixels, video, flash
  - Java MIDP 1.0
- MP3 player
- T9
- Organizer
- Calculator
Battery   Standard battery, Li-Ion 780 mAh
Stand-by Up to 250 h
Talk time Up to 3 h

Sharp GX30 Details

Genty shaprg GX 30 is a king of phone i have one but I have a problem with bluetooth devices i can't donention with another phone ,can you help me ,I hope for you'r help Thnx

Mark Hi. I shall now write a review on the Sharp Gx30 and say what i think is good and bad about the phone.

Good Points

* The screen quality. The quality of the screen, is the best i have seen on a phone. I have had loads of phones now and this is my latest conquest. I have always wanted this phone because i knew it would be great but it was always too expensive. Anyway, now i have it and for me the screen is the first standout feature.

* Camera quality - Once again, like screen, camera is of great quality. Best seen on a mobile phone ever. The detailing is amazing and the camera is easily the best feature - along with the screen - on the phone. There is a macro switch on the handset which helps to take pictures that are less than 10cm away. It's great for picking up on detail.

* Nice size. I really like the size and weight of this phone. I was suprised at how light the phone feels in the hand and i like the size too. It feels solid and sturdy and adds to the quality feel.

* The phone looks very simple, which i believe is a good thing. It has lots of small nice things which build up to an overall aesthetically pleasing finish. The chrome that runs around the camera lens and speaker, and around the top flip sets the phone off great.

* Memory expansion. The phone comes with a memory card and gives the user the option to enlarge. I like the fact that the memory can be switched without having to turn the phone off and removing the battery.

* Keypad - the keypad on the GX30 is nice and large, and is good for texting on. The keys have a green backlight which i dont really like as its kind of old Nokia style, but its not very strong unless your in a very dim lit area.

* Flash light - Love this! It's a really great circle light which acts as an indicator for when calls and texts are incoming, and also serves as a flash light for the camera. Lots of colours to choose from as well as a 'disco' setting.

* Finally the features of the phone are very good. MP3, bluetooth, infared, (although both are limited), 1 mp camera, video record etc. The phone does everything and it does it well too more importantly. As i said my favourite feature is easily the camera and screen, and i just like the look and feel of the phone. It's a great buy if you can take the downfalls....

Bad Points

- Text speed. This is one of them things that puts me off buying a phone so much. I text a lot, and i am very quick at inputting. So when a phone does not keep up with me i find it very annoying - and sadly this is one of the GX30's major problems. Now for most people it wont be a big issue because some may not be really fast, but i am and thats why i am frustrated. Texting is easy to input - just like Nokia, but it lags a little, whereas navigation everywhere else in the phone is extremely quick.

- Its on Vodafone. I hate Vodafone personally. I never get signal where i live, they give you nothing for free, and texting and calling others is a rip off. But thats something that i have sacrificed for this phone. Am i regretting it yet? A little, but i will get over it.

- Becuase the phone is on Vodafone, you get the Vodafone UI, which can be annoying, but i think its ok. Yes its not as good as the colour book that Samsung offer, but we cant have everything.

- Bluetooth and infa-red, are limited. You cant transfer or recieve by these methods which is a bit of a joke, but if it bothers you so much, get the 'i' version.

Well that is about it! They are my major pros and cons of the Sharp GX30. All in all, i am very pleased with my handset and think i will continue to be if the texting doesnt get to me. I hope this helps some people in their decision to buy the phone.

Mark, Age 17

Godspeed I love my GX30, it's clean whit good big screen. I wonder if I can upgrade my Sharp to a new version or GX30i version?

cool_man To b honest if u av alot of money to squander, Buy diz fone,but if u r looking to spend money worth,plz avoid dis model.Confusing features,poor software.ONly thing is its look which i fell for too.

Io Someone said the bluetooth in this only works for a headset ,is that true,can't one send mp3's,photos videos n etc with this phone?pls reply

pedja can GX30 connect with PC via IR or Bluetooth and how? I`ve had some difficulties trying to connect it, so I am asking for help... please send me a mail on zarkomatijevic@yahoo.com

d3an0 can you upgrade your card to store more mp3s and video's ? ANd if you can how much would it cost ?

STOUT why doesnt the bluetooth worok

the-riffmaster Hi Stevie UK.
If you have the Sharp GX30 (not GX30i) you can only use the bluetooth to connect your mobile to a headset. This is a total let down in terms of the phone's overall spec.
If u have a GX30i you 'can' transfer data between mobiles, however the amount in any one transfer is limited (to 150kb I think). Perhaps vodafone were trying to force us to use costly MMS to send files but I don't really know. If you have a card reader for your pc then you can use that to put files on your phone's SD card.
If you really want to transfer files between mobiles though (and many people do) then all I can suggest is getting a different phone.
If anyone thinks this is wrong plz let me know
:-)

DnR Hi Paul Jones
Sorry to inform you of this but once the contacts are transfered to the handset there is no way of copying them back to the sim.

Respect



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