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| K750 RF performance compared directly to the K700 |
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| message from Paul Busby on 5 Jun 2005 |
Before I give my K700 to my GF & get a K750 can anyone having used both
comment on the K750's RF performance? I'm not interested in any other aspect
at this point but want to just confirm that the K750 will make/receive calls
& hold on to them like an unfed bulldog as well as my K700 on Voda does.
Tar
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| Emma replied to Paul Busby on 06 Jun 2005 |
I've gone from a K700 to K750 and have only praise for the 750 so far. It's been way more
reliable than my 700 and appears to have lost the endearing little 'feature' the 700 had
for delivering txt messages to me more than 24hours after they were sent!
Anyway making and receiving calls seems fine :-) (I'm on O2)
Em
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| Paul Busby replied to Emma on 7 Jun 2005 |
Thanks for your reply. The reason I ask about reception quality was that I
got my fingers burnt with the T610 that had IMO poor RF performance
(considerably poorer than later versions of the T68).
I've just ordered an unbranded T750 from CPW: free, 12 month Anytime 200 for
£30 pm, £90 rebate after 6 months with the ability to drop down to
Anytime125 afterwards if desired. They know I'm probably going to swap in my
SIM. If the K750's reception isn't up to scratch, my GF gets it instead.
TBH, I'd be pretty surprised if the K750's RF is poorer now SE have got the
hang of designing phones with internal aerials. I upgraded my Anytime100
tariff to Anytime200 with Stop the Clock without needing to extend the
existing contract period which is saving me a fortune.
I just hope there are no glitches when it arrives at work tomorrow. 1st time
I've ever gone for a phone so soon after launch. There appears to be plenty
of bugs reported such as resetting of shortcuts after rebooting, crashing
etc, etc, etc! Oh well.
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| Emma replied to Paul Busby on 08 Jun 2005 |
The only problem I've found so far is with emailing. Using my K700 i could email a picture
to my livejournal and it would all happily post fine. Using the K750 if I email a picture
I've taken with the K750 (whether resized or not so size isn't the issue) it doesn't work.
If i bluetooth over a pic from the K700 and send that via the K750 it works. Tres Bizarre!
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| Paul Busby replied to Emma on 10 Jun 2005 |
Just tried email using my K700 setting of send.vodafone.net for the outgoing
& it ain't working - with or without attachments. Incoming works fine. The
firmware isn't that stable yet, though the phone hasn't crashed today at
least. Have you tried the new SE email settings configurator?
The menu speed, quality & panning is rather impressive as is the camera but
the jury is out on how good the RF performance is - I'll check that out
tomorrow when I'm on holiday. Speaking voice labels over my HBH-15 BT
headset doesn't work as well as they did on the K700 but hopefully this is a
firmware issue.
Like the K700, many contacts that I copied over from my K700 which had voice
labels, won't allow new ones to be added without recreating the contacts -
a pain rather than serious flaw. As has been pointed out elsewhere,
different default ringtones can't be assigned to Profiles as with the K700 &
it would be great if different themes could also be used for Profiles.
Some nice touches I've noticed are full screen viewing of photos & easier
access to the speaker or switching to BT headset during a call. Even with
pretty flaky firmware, this phone is pretty awesome & is already selling
like fresh Danish pastries. I do like the Activity menu & added shortcuts do
survive a reboot, unlike the joystick ones. The Memory Stick is fiddly to
remove without long nails though. Nothing I've seen or heard of touches the
new interface! A pity that some of my K700 ringtones are no longer
compatible & none of my old themes can be used without some serious editing.
Copying files over USB is PDQ, once all the drivers have been loaded. Thanks
God mine's black :)
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Archived message: K750 RF performance compared directly to the K700 (UK Mobiles - Networks, Contract, Vodafone etc.)
