Thursday, June 19, 2008
Sharp SH905i Product Review
Another Japanese SIM unlocked phone came to me on the same day. The SH905i and SO905iCS queuing up for the photo shooting. They are very different. The Sharp SH905i is shiny and thin with a 3.2 mega pixel camera. As all the other Sharp phones, the screen is always large and crystal “sharp”.
Now that I aware, there are already tons of discussion and reviews on this Sharp phone, may be there is not much I can share but just some more image picts.
The box is big…. but there is nothing. Just a Phone and a battery plus a thick manual full of Japanese content. So we decided we need to get at least an after market charger for our customers. **Edit - We now include a data cable in the
package as well. Super value.
I have got the black and the pink for this photo shooting. But I can only choose one for a closer look… mmm.. since everyone got the black anyway, then I will do the pink.
Another image for the two colours. The phone is long because of the long screen
requirement in Japan.
3.2 mega pixel camera but no flash.
Same as other Japanese phones, the keyboard quality and sensitivity are both
very good. The built quality of this Sharp phone is excellent as well.
Everything fits well and solid.
A unique feature of SH905i is the Touch Cruiser navigation pad. It is almost like the touch mouse pad of the notebook computers. You can use your finger to move and navigate the phone interface. It is quite fun to use.
On the lower bottom side, there we have a MicroSD slot.
You can actually turn the screen and make the display side up for the phone.
Camera shutter on the other side of the phone. Since I cannot test the TV
feature, not sure how the TV thing means.
The phone is shiny and flashy.
Crystal sharp large screen.
English phone menu.
There is an antenna for TV use (I believe).
OK it is the last shot showing the back of the phone.
Although I love the super bulky SO905iCS more, but this shiny flashy thin Sharp phone is definitely beautiful as well. I am always wondering why the Japanese phones are not selling worldwide. I mean, why won’t they release some phones for worldwide? They can storm the market like they did in the consumer electronics world.
Now that I aware, there are already tons of discussion and reviews on this Sharp phone, may be there is not much I can share but just some more image picts.
The box is big…. but there is nothing. Just a Phone and a battery plus a thick manual full of Japanese content. So we decided we need to get at least an after market charger for our customers. **Edit - We now include a data cable in the
package as well. Super value.
I have got the black and the pink for this photo shooting. But I can only choose one for a closer look… mmm.. since everyone got the black anyway, then I will do the pink.
Another image for the two colours. The phone is long because of the long screen
requirement in Japan.
3.2 mega pixel camera but no flash.
Same as other Japanese phones, the keyboard quality and sensitivity are both
very good. The built quality of this Sharp phone is excellent as well.
Everything fits well and solid.
A unique feature of SH905i is the Touch Cruiser navigation pad. It is almost like the touch mouse pad of the notebook computers. You can use your finger to move and navigate the phone interface. It is quite fun to use.
On the lower bottom side, there we have a MicroSD slot.
You can actually turn the screen and make the display side up for the phone.
Camera shutter on the other side of the phone. Since I cannot test the TV
feature, not sure how the TV thing means.
The phone is shiny and flashy.
Crystal sharp large screen.
English phone menu.
There is an antenna for TV use (I believe).
OK it is the last shot showing the back of the phone.
Although I love the super bulky SO905iCS more, but this shiny flashy thin Sharp phone is definitely beautiful as well. I am always wondering why the Japanese phones are not selling worldwide. I mean, why won’t they release some phones for worldwide? They can storm the market like they did in the consumer electronics world.
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