Sony Xperia Acro S LT26W

FANTASTIC PHONE....APPLE IS DEAD

FANTASTIC PHONE....APPLE IS DEAD Huge screen, excellent resolution,,,, Wet finger touching is fantastic,,,, also i spilt sprite on my phone yesterday,,,,,Didnt miss a beat.

Overall great phone

While it's not top of the line spec-wise anymore, its still fairly fast and it has withstood all the abuse I've thrown its way. Even when I accidentally dropped my knife on the screen it just poked it and left a mark in that spot.

Do not recommend I have a problem with my sony acro s

Do not recommend I have a problem with my sony acro s, everything worked fine until the phone asked me for an update on the android system, and no longer recognize any sim card, to my surprise the phone has no IMEI (* # 06 #), not that I sold the phone type or if false, be assured that I will...

Definitely waterproof

Very promptly posted, and a good phone! I took photo's in the pool while on holiday and as long as the rubber caps are in place I can safely say it is 100% waterproof. It also has a good screen on it, and the camera itself takes good pictures. I recommend this phone!

Sony Xperia Acro S

Good... Compare to other smart phones..

Excellent performance, display and functionality. I bought primarily for water/dust resistance but I think it is better than my previous Galaxy Nexus. Pros Water/dust resistance! I can take underwater video!

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S review: Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

Basically the same phone that Sony Ericsson released at the start of the year, the Arc S is a good phone that may struggle to stand out amongst the crowd in an excellent year of releases. Sony Ericsson has made a huge splash with its Android devices this year, shrugging off the memories of the poorly performing Xperia X10 and delivering a handful of really attractive and unique smartphones. The Xperia Arc S is basically a re-release, however, pairing the features and design of the original Arc with a faster 1.4GHz processor and Telstra Next G compatibility.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S is basically the XPERIA Arc with a faster processor, slightly upgraded software and an 'S' tagged onto the end of its name. It remains a good phone but its plagued by the same issues as its predecessor: that being disappointing build quality. Apple's iPhone 4S seems to have started an odd trend in the mobile phone world. Motorola, HTC and now Sony Ericsson have all followed Apple's lead by releasing phones that look identical to previous models. Sony Ericsson's "new" effort is the XPERIA Arc S — it's basically the XPERIA Arc with a faster processor, slightly upgraded software and, of course, an 'S' tagged onto the end of its name.

Sony Xperia acro S Review

If there is one thing that smartphones do not get along well with, that would be water. Once inside your handset, it is difficult to get out and can easily cause irreversible damage that warranty doesn't cover.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S review: Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

Sony Ericsson follows up its ultrastylish Xperia Arc with the Xperia Arc S, a slightly faster version of the posh European model that runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and rocks a powerful camera. Its high price, single-core CPU, and slow data speeds will leave Android experts wanting more. The first Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc turned heads with its fashionable design, razor-thin good looks, and Android Gingerbread software. Now Sony Ericsson has launched a flashier replacement, but oh, what a difference a few months makes. Despite a faster processor and two exciting new color options, splurging on the unlocked $439.99 Xperia Arc S is an even tougher argument to make.