Key features and review of the Siemens SX66

Siemens SX66 is a distinctively designed rich phone that can be seen easily from its attractive designed and functions. Siemens SX66 is the phone of higher end user especially for executives, who are always on the move and wanted to get in touch with their work place. For those people, this phone is the ideal choice. Siemens SX66 is a slider phone available with the Siemens. Siemens SX66 is 71 x 125 x 18 mm in size and 210g in weighs, which is not high but normal for these types of phone. Obviously, these phone is not used more for receiving and dialing call but it is more used for its extra features.

Siemens SX66 has larger than normal screen TFT touch screen 65K color display screen of 240 x 320 pixels pixel resolution, which are ideal choice amongst the high end user. It has built-in full QWERTY keyboard, so easily for you to write a long mail and it also has four-way navigation to scroll your Manu across the phone. Siemens SX66 is a heavy phone so initially you might face problem of handling the phone but once you adjust to it than it want be any problem.

Siemens SX66 is equipped with 750 Li-ion mAh standard battery, which has capacity to work up to 200 hours in standby mode and talk time up to 4 hours, which is normal for the phone with too many functions.

Siemens SX66 supports for Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 MHz will work not only in your country, but also internationally, so executive don't have to worry about when traveling. These are the most expensive phones available with Siemens. Siemens SX66 has other common features such as GPRS, Blue tooth, Infrared port, USB to download files, Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 SE PocketPC, Java, Microsoft ActiveSync, MP3/AAC player, Video/audio album, Built-in hands free, SMS, MMS, Email, Polyphonic ring tone, Instant Messaging, Wi-Fi and much more what the ideal business phone must have.

With 128MB RAM internal memory, you get an ample space to store all your favorite sound tracks, snaps and videos. And nothing can be left behind with an expandable memory of SDIO/MMC.

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