Sony Ericsson Cedar Pro Reviews

The Sony Ericsson Cedar is a classic candybar feature phone that's been given a shot in the arm to keep up with today's standards. Physically you've got the modern standards of a headphone jack and microUSB charging and on the software front you can browse the web, collect your email, view Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter, and find out where you need to go with GoogleMaps. All this is presented in a fairly basic fashion but its easy to use and tidy while build quality and battery life are excellent. Add in the £50 asking price and we can think of few reasons not to snatch one of these up, if you're in the market for a budget phone. The only thing to consider if whether you can get a second hand or on-deal handset with a few more capabilities for the same money, particularly given the very poor camera.

The Sony Ericsson Cedar is one of the cheapest phones to offer 3G support, and that’s a useful feature to have. If you are looking for a non-touchscreen 3G device, then the Cedar is the device to choose. Indeed, it may well be your only choice.

To wrap up, the Sony Ericsson Cedar is a charming, simple phone and appears to be another step in a green direction for Sony Ericsson. Not resting on the Greenheart theme, the phone also has an array of useful features such as a 3.5mm headphone jack and 3G. It won’t give a great online experience with a 2.2-inch screen and an un-intuitive browser, though the widget support is a nice touch to keep you connected.