Product Description
Xperia tipo
Colors: Classic Black, Classic White, Deep Red, Navy Blue
From the Manufacturer:
Smart has never been this simple
Made to get you started
Buy the phone. Open the box. Turn it on. Relax. Simply follow the guide to set up your accounts, such as Google and Facebook, and transfer contacts from your phone.
Made to make life easy
Enjoy the entertainment. Xperia tipo is so easy to use. The latest apps and music are just a click away from your home screen. Running on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), the Xperia tipo makes web browsing quicker and easier too.
Made to control your costs
Worried about data costs? Don’t be. With the Xperia tipo’s data usage app, you can set the limits you want to use data to surf, chat or game online. It lets you manage your costs, so you never spend more than you want to.
Made to keep in touch – for longer
Chat on the phone. Or have an all-night gossip using Xperia with Facebook. For longer. With the powerful battery you can charge your phone and then use it for around 24 hours without having to charge it again. Long battery life means you’ll never miss that important call – or funny status update again.
Made to match your moods
Xperia tipo is a smartphone. It gives you instant access to the web and online content, and a whole host of apps, like email, Google Maps™ and Google Search™. Make your Android smartphone your own with hundreds of thousands of apps to choose from. Put shortcuts on your homescreen for the apps you use the most.
We have what you want to hear
Millions and millions of songs on demand from Music Unlimited. Listen both online and offline with no annoying ads. Enjoy dozens of preset channels and easily sync with your own music collection. Get the most from your music with Music Unlimited.
Sony Entertainment Network’s Music Unlimited is a subscription service.
Key Features
List Price :
Price : $149.00
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Product Feature
- The Xperia tipo Android Smartphone lets you enjoy shock horror on-screen not on your phone bill. With the data usage app, you can set the limits you want to use data to surf, chat or game online.
- With the powerful battery you can charge your phone and then use it for 24 hours without having to charge it again. Long battery life means you?ll never miss that important call or funny status update again.
- It gives you instant access to the web and online content, and a whole host of apps, like email, Google Maps and Google Search . Make your Android Smartphone your own with hundreds of thousands of apps to choose from.
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Product Reviews
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Works well with T-Mobile
By MikeObermeyer
This phone is a good value. The phone's Ice Cream Sandwich OS is responsive and polished. I have WiFi at home and at work. I don't care about the time in between. Buying this unlocked phone will save you from getting locked into an expensive data plan for two years. You will get the full smart phone experience when you have WiFi. This works fine in Los Angeles with a T-Mobile standard size SIM. One year later, it has held up well and would buy the phone again.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Xperia small version
By Sameera C
Sony Xperia is a very good phone with latest android software. There are several cool apps on the google play. I really like the sound quality of the phone. Overall a good reliable unlocked phone to work with any SIM provider
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Awkward.
By Eyaare
I picked up a Tipo to replace a Samsung Exhibit II 4G Prepaid Android Phone (T-Mobile) I got when I signed up with T-mobile prepaid. The Exhibit is a pretty standard smartphone, so I'll be half comparing the two.
Now the first thing I noticed was touch screen issues. It is not something all these phones have, but it is a common issue. Supposedly any Sony Service Center will fix this, or you can get a third party fix online pretty easily. Or you could return the phone. Apparently, though, it's more common that it should be, but not an issue you get stuck with - five minutes and I fixed mine. It's still a pretty cheap touchscreen but it works okay.
It's awkward. This phone is chubby. It's short. Weird dimensions. Personally, I like it, but typing takes some time to get used to (as the keyboard is a bit more cramped) and it just feels different to hold in your hand than most smartphones. It's small and fat, which would probably work a lot better on an old Nokia than an Android smartphone. Again, I like it, it feels good to hold, but I can't say it's the most practical thing. Every once in a while I miss a key or two that I wouldn't on my old Samsung.
The USB port is on the lower left of the phone, which is just weird. The phone does take a microSD card, but it's a pain to try and remove. It isn't impossible but if you plan on switching cards constantly.... try somewhere else.
Additionally, the vibration is cheap. It's difficult to explain, but when you hit a character on the keyboard, the phone gives more of a rattle than the clean thud.
Now for some good.
The phone has a very premium feel. The Exhibit II follows the typical Samsung attitude of being cheap. It's a light, cheap plastic, something I can only assume is common within Android smartphones of the price range. The Tipo, on the other hand, has a very upscale feel to it. It just feels and looks nice all around, so it's definitely a phone you can feel good about.
Tipo's Android has also been Sony'd out. Icons, backgrounds and a custom keyboard (with Swype-esque "gesture control") give the Tipo a very unique and premium feel software-wise as well.
It's also probably louder than my laptop. There's a logo for "XLOUD," an audio engine hackers are busy porting to other phones. That's a good sign, right? Either way, it makes it very easy to hear Netflix in a loud restaurant, even if the phone's size might make the image a bit hard to see.
As a minor point, it's well packaged. It comes in a very small box, a little rectangle about as big as the phone itself.
THE VERDICT
Ultimately, Tipo probably isn't the best phone for the money. It comes off as a bit of a fashion item that takes a bit of a hit in practicality for the sake of good looks. If you can get used to the size, it is a great looking phone, albeit a bit cheap under-the-skin.
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