The following technical Mitsubishi Trium Mondo review is computer-generated with this phone's specifications, it is not based on an actual hands-on review. It evaluates its good and not-as-good features so that you make a sound decision.
The Good:
- Wireless Data System: Bluetooth-enabled, which is an interesting plus. Bluetooth is not really necessary but may be handy if you want to use a wireless headset or transfer data to or from your (Bluetooth-enabled) laptop, for instance. (score: 7/7)
The Average:
- Phone Book: 254 entries. This is sufficient for most people. (score: 12/20)
The Not-So-Good:
- Weight: 7.05 ounces of the Mitsubishi Trium Mondo is a lot of weight. Whether you carry it in your pants pocket or a purse, you could find it heavy. (score: 0/20)
- Talk Time: A talk time of 180 minutes. This is just basic. (score: 8/20)
- Stand-by Time: 100 hours of stand-by time. I've seen better. (score: 8/20)
- Speakerphone: It doesn't seem to have a speakerphone, which would be useful in some situations. (Find phones with a speakerphone) (score: 0/10)
Overall Score: 35
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Sony Ericsson V630 (Score= 125)
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