Siemens SL75

After struggling with a gaggle of Paul McCartney references we've plumped with the never ageing-one's Back To The Egg. That's exactly what the revamped Siemens/Benq brand has done, returning to the former highlight of its range the delectably delicious...

The SL series attracted much attention for its design, and devices with such an index have won many awards. And the same fate fell to the first slider representative Siemens SL55. Many girls chose this model prompted exclusively by design peculiarity,...

The SL75 will be available from October 2005 for an recommended unsubsidised price of around â'¬400/£280/$500, although realistically it will probably drop below â'¬300 fairly quickly.

SL75 is a slider-phone in the luxury class, is the successor of the last years SL65. The screen has been upgraded from 130 x 130 with 65k colours to 132 x 176 one with 262k colours. The built-in camera is now a 1.3 mega pixel one with 5x digital zoom....

I love this phone, a really pretty colour, a super feel to it too, smooth edges, yet strong enough to drop into the bottom of a handbag. It was given to me as a spare, but I use this as my main phone now. The instructions were clear and easy to follo...

I have had this phone for over a year and has not failed me yet. It's smooth contours allows you hold it smoothly in your palms. Its slide function makes the phone more compact when not in use which is useful in my opinion. I use the email browsing f...

Not a bad phone. I think they spent too much time on the appearance rather than usability though. The menus are very similar to the previous model and it is a bit slow to bring up menus and icons. Generally works quite well, with a few good features ...

This is a nice phone to use. It is attractive and easy to use. The features are good and the range of games is good. The reception has always been good as well as the battery life. I enjoyed using this phone, but have recently upgraded. I wou...