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Prior to Sony Ericsson K850i I had the F500i the K750i and the K800i, which are all from Sony Ericsson. So I think I can tell quite well whether the mobile phone compared to the others has much more developed or not and whether a purchase is worthwhile.
It concerns with the K850i definitely a cell phone of the upper class. This reveals not only the hefty price, but also all the features and details, if you have the phone once in the hand.
I want to make any comments about the navigation, because it was all left to themselves, whether one likes it or not. If you want to test it once, this can on the Sony Ericsson homepage making. Only one thing I would like to say that the software is designed with more emphasis on leisure activity and entertainment. For business maybe is a device with Symbian Software advantageous (eg Nokia E65 or E51)

The processing of the K850i is as always Top and the software is stable. The other reviews about bad writing is most likely because you bought the phone shortly after launch. Now there are nearly half a year to have the device, and the greatest shortcomings seem to have resolved itself.

Now for the things I have noticed, that are good or bad for the cell phone:

- It covers the finger when shooting fast times from the flash, because the position was rather unfavorable elected by flashlight.
- The automatic lens cover is indeed a nice idea, but it goes quickly once broken and rather unnecessary (can argue about it J)
- The keyboard backlight is rather uneven (at the edge weak; in the middle strong), that should not be in this price range.
-surface Smearing very quickly (especially on the back)
- For some operators, the internet and MMS not be set automatically via the Sony Ericsson website. This betriff in Austria eg Telering. The German networks are all preset.
+ The 3 sensor keys are great but they are more likely just to specify, you could have done just as well normal keys
+ Additional flashlight
+ 512MB memory card is
+ Gravity sensor is to specify what but really unnecessary / he will only work if you tilt the phone to the left. Right, nothing happens
+ Key lock should be in your pocket does not crack
+ Xenon flash
+ Great camera
+ Stylish look
+ Slightly thinner than its predecessor K800i

Conclusion: Those who have a K800i does not necessarily change. The real improvements are just in megapixels, sensor keys, gravity sensor and flashlight.
However, if you currently use any other phone (no matter which brand) gets a strong buy recommendation from me.