Also consider the Sharp GX10 which has all the features of the GX1, but with the addition of downloadable Java applications, and in a flip design, instead of the GX1's straight design.

Features of the Sharp GX1 include:

WAP (over GPRS)
16 voice polyphonic ringtones, ringtone composer
High resolution colour display (120 x 160 pixels, 65,536 colours)
MMS
Enhanced animation
Wallpaper
Caller identification
Built-in infra-red modem
Predictive text input
Clock, calendar, games

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Expert Reviews from other websites (1 review)

Sharp GX1 Review at Mobile Phones UK (1 May 2003)

Sharp GX1 Consumer Reviews (7 reviews)

Write a review of the Sharp GX1! Please share your experiences to help other people choose the product that's best for them. This is a review site, not a forum, so please don't just ask questions. Please do not use swear words or offensive language, and please, no advertising! Reviewed by Victor Nwadigo on 30/12/2007
Good phone anyday, but you need to take time to study its functions and applications. it may not be want you expect but you will not be disappointed.cheers
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Reviewed by izuchukwu nwadigo on 24-11-2004
it's a cool phone,but i still wonder why the pix quality doesn't compare favourably with those of sagem,samsung or even nokia.
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Reviewed by Dano on 12-10-2004
Have had phone for over a year now, and am in the market for a replacement, damned if i can find anything to better it though, wish sharp made a replacement which wasnt a flip (gx 20 & 30) best phone i ever had and it even survived being dropped into a full pint of guinness without any detriment to the operation, nuff said??!
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Reviewed by jack brenton on 27-08-2004
a cool phone with lots of memory space. GOOD QUALITY CAMMERA
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Reviewed by Harvey on 25-10-2003
This is a good phone but big and does not have java games the camera is also not great
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Reviewed by Michael on 16-05-2003
The phone is not only the latest edge in mms technology, and one of the first MMS Cameraphones out, but its also stylish for a phone of its size. The Pros + MMS and Novel Camera + Large, LCD screen + Polyphonic Sound + Lots of features + Great internet speeds + Sturdy Build The Cons - Quite Chunky compared to the new Samsung and Panasonic models. - Sound not loud enough, only a few polyphonic tunes give a loud enough performance. - The Battery life is only around 2 days under EXTENSIVE use
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Reviewed by Ed on 09-04-2003
Overall a nice phone that many of my friends call a "babe puller" and a "posers phone". Picture quality is acceptable only in the high resolution mode, and even then it's really nothing more than a sub VGA grainy image that will not fill at home anywhere outside your phone. Viewing the images on the phones (admirably large) display however is another matter, and having a pint of lager as my "background" image gets sighs from the girls, and cheers from the guys. Smallish, around the same size as my old Nokia 6110, 6150 and 6210 (I used to be a Nokia Guy) - it is built well, looks very nice in the silver colouring and the interface is adequate (but not outstanding). Many compare this to the Nokia 7650, but to me the 7650 looks like a small brick and sex appeal is zero. Lets face it you buy this phone just as much for image as for functionality, and on this basis, the Sharp wins hands down. Call quality is excellent (on par with the 6210) and it holds 02 pretty well. Some may be interested to know that the CELL ID feature actually works on this phone! Another cool (but network dependent) feature. 5 stars for image, 4 stars for functionality.
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