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Just about a month ago, we took a look at the Although the phone boasted of some really nifty features, that too for a smartphone of its size, it did fall short of a few expectations. The Xperia X10 mini pro, which was only released very recently, sho...
Well designed overall, Extremely comfortable QWERTY keypad, Goof image quality from the camera, Plenty of useful features, Good audio form player and on calls...
Wi-Fi kept getting disconnected, Camera settings were still inaccessible...
ConnectivityThe Mini Pro’s 3G capability is still mute at the moment but with EDGE/GPRS you’ll have no issues with the connecting to your email, browsing or social networking. One rather major issue we came across was that the Wi-Fi connectivity kept d...
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The Xperia series of Android phones from Sony Ericsson are favorites of many mobile phone users and Sony continues to add newer models in the line-up. After the Xperia X10 mini impressed us with its ultra-compact design, Sony Ericsson loaded the full Q...
Slide out QWERTY keyboard, Stylish and compact, Simplified and snappy UI, A decent 5MP camera, Good audio playback, Full fledged GPS function...
Limited screen size, Timescape UI is passable, Not for power users...
The X10 mini pro is definitely a better version of the two X10 mini series phones. Despite its slightly chunkier body, the X10 mini pro is one impressive compact Android phone with all the goodness of the X10 mini plus an excellent full QWERTY keyboar...
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cellphonequick.com Updated: 2011-09-24 17:22:30
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The XPERIA X10 Mini is a stunning 3G Smartphone which has been manufactured by Sony Ericsson, & it sure has desirable good looks as well as an abundance of high speed technologies.The X10 Mini and Mini Pro aim to provide all round entertainment and com...
Overall this world’s smallest Android phone which gets a 100% for it’s design.The UI has been optimized for the small screen pretty well.It comes out very favourably with excellent audio capabilities, a beautiful and snappy UI on top of the benefits o...
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Expert Review We recently tested the , which struck to us as an odd-ball handset amongst the incrementally populating mid-level Android phone range. Although we appreciated many a things about that phone, from a functional point of view, the X10 Min...
Tactile QWERTY keyboard, Compact design, responsive UI, Good audio via bundled in-earphones, Good 5MP camera, Impressive feature-set (Wi-fi, GPS, 3.5G)...
Tiny low-resolution screen isn't ideal for power use, Old version of Android (1.6), A bit heavy...
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini Pro sells for Rs. 16,500. That feels slightly expensive when you compare to the HTC Wildfire, which sells for the same price. The Wildfire will give you a bigger screen real estate which will aid readability and Andro...
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A well built and compact handset, the X10 Mini Pro has a very good QWERTY keypad, and a sensitive touch screen, although it could have been a bit larger. At Rs. 16,000, the price seems about right for this fully loaded Android device.ProsGood looking...
The XPERIA X10 Mini Pro is a nice device that straddles an interesting niche – someone who wants a compact touch-screen with a hardware QWERTY might look at this. Sound too niche? It isn’t without the odd niggle, but if screen size isn’t important to y...
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Xperia X10 Mini pro–Look and FeelLittle WonderRecently Sony Ericsson has added a new slide out QWERTY handset by the name of Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro to its kitty. This new handset is pretty much same as its predecessor in terms of other aspects a...
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Video review: In today's videoview, we are unboxing the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro, the sister model of the Xperia X10 mini which additionally features a 4 row slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It supports quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE and the European version features dua...
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The last few launches from Sony Ericsson have been very focused on looks and with the Vivaz, Vivaz pro, Satio, Aino, Yari and Xperia X10 this is quite evident. When we last reviewed the Xperia X10 Mini here, what we really missed was a keypad for the p...
QWERTY keypad, Smooth UI, Looks...
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini Pro ReviewBluetooth 3 Aug 2010 Android android everywhere. From 3.2″ to 3.8″ and 4.0″ capactive screens. Although this is the norm for most handsets, there isn’t something that is compact in the hands. The Xperia X10...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated: 2011-09-24 17:22:32
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A surprise hit that checks off on email, web, camera and music features Related links News Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 for O2 Sony Ericsson adds X8 to Xperia line-up Sony Xperia X10 Mini, new proposed UK release date Others to consider Sony Ericsson Xperi...
Compact keyboard; unique, intuitive user interface; great music player; access to Android Market...
Old version of Android that is unlikely to be upgradeable anytime soon, difficult to actually make phone calls Look and Feel...
A surprise hit that checks off on email, web, camera and music features...
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Most flagship smartphones would settle for one mini-model treatment, but not the . This Android-fuelled powerhouse has two XS versions – the touch-toting Mini and the QWERTY packing Mini Pro.The Mini is undoubtedly the dinkiest we’ve ever seen but wit...
Ultra-pocket-size dimensions. User-friendly. Thumb-friendly keyboard. Handy social networking widget...
Android 1.6 OS feels outdated. Limited widget customisation. Average screen resolution. No Mediascape multimedia management...
A miracle of smartphone miniaturisation that’s incredibly usable, but could do with an Android upgrade...
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SPONSORED DEAL Sony Ericsson X10 Mini ProFREE handset, 2000 Mins & 5000 Texts, Unlimited Internet, 24 Month Contract Only £30.00 per month! Just when we thought Sony Ericsson had lost its mojo it releases the X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro. Not only are...
It’s not a high-end Android phone but we really like the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro. If you’re looking for a simple smartphone with a few extras this is it. It just works and it delivers a solid user experience, not something you can say about all Son...
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If you remember our previous feature on the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro, you will have a headstart on what's in store for you with this tiny phone. For those who have no clue what we are talking about, this phone is a smaller iteration of its big...
We preferred the Sony Ericsson X10 mini pro to its closely-related cousin, the Sony Ericsson X10 mini, but it would have been a more clear-cut decision if the former had a keyboard with less stiff keys. The minute 2.55-inch screen might not sit in favo...
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It sometimes makes sense to start big and go smaller. In all honesty, their top Android phone doesn’t quite stand up to the most recent competition. But since the original XPERIA X10, Sony Ericsson have been narrowing their focus – trying to make a di...
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Sony Ericsson is getting better at adhering to smartphone release deadlines and thus it is time for us to review another round of chubby cuteness. Released at the end of June as promised, the is essentially the in terms of interface, but with a slid...
Physical QWERTY keyboard, Nice design with chrome accents, Good pictures and video, Great loudspeaker...
Keys on the physical keyboard feel cramped, Handset is on the thick side...
Voice quality with incoming calls was good, and the volume was adequate. On the other end of the lineIn, however, clarity was much worse, and the other party said our voice was muffled and unclear, although the volume stayed decent.The battery of the S...
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Introduction – Positioning Sony Ericsson’s attempt to reach the larger part of the market by creating phones and smartphones in particular, based on more than one Operating System may be in its intimacy and it may be a little early to judge its suc...
Qualcomm eh… sorry, Sony Ericsson taught us to expect devices with excellent reception, good speech quality and the X10 mini pro is no exception. The phone vibration function is powerful enough, perhaps a little too powerful and the speaker ringing vo...
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The X10 Mini Pro is tiny. Super tiny. Yet, somehow, it still manages to have every feature you'd need. How does it perform? Sydney does a full review...
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On paper, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro seems just about as perfect an Android smartphone can get. It’s very small, yet has all the hardware its elder siblings in the new Xperia line carry. One of the worst things about Android for me is the irksom...
Very fast; Snugly fits in your pocket or palm; Full QWERTY keyboard; Good design; Gingerbread comes preinstalled...
Keyboard can become uncomfortable after long use; Cumbersome browsing experience...
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mobilesroom.com Updated: 2012-01-06 01:53:14
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Xperia X10 Mini pro – Look and FeelLittle WonderRecently Sony Ericsson has added a new slide out QWERTY handset by the name of Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro to its kitty. This new handset is pretty much same as its predecessor in terms of other aspects a...
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Sony Ericsson’s focused approach on the Android platform has seen a slew of smartphones powered by the Google mobile operating system. Over the course of 2011, its Xperia lineup has been steadily introduced, some with much fanfare like the Sony Ericsso...
Above average battery life, Decent imaging quality from Exmor sensor, Ease of use with 3.7inch display...
Stiff and flushed physical keys...
With a single-core Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 1GHz processor powering the Xperia Pro, some might wonder if it performs as admirably as its competitors with a dual-core processor. To answer that, we took the Xperia Pro out for a spin, mostly concentrat...
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In a time when phones seem to only be getting bigger, it's fun to see something like Sony Ericsson's Xperia Mini and Mini Pro. When we first saw these phones a year or so at Mobile World Congress, they were pretty much a novelty, tiny little things. Bu...
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In a smartphone market saturated with 3.5-inch and larger displays, Sony Ericsson reckons there's still a little place for petite packages. Enter the Xperia X10 Mini (E10i) and Mini Pro (U20i) -- both direct descendants of the beastly X10 Android 1.6 h...
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