Sony Ericsson K660i Review : Skype Gets Gorgeous

One of the main reasons why you should look at this phone is its ability to make and receive Skype calls for free Worldwide; getting the Skype application up and running is pretty straight forward

You can easily upgrade its internal 32MB worth of internal memory thanks to a M2 micro slot on the side which supports up to 2GB; the phone itself came with a 256MB card courtesy of Sony Ericsson.

The K660i comes with a FM radio and the default MP3 player is a rather bland, unimpressive application and you are still stuck with one of those pesky proprietary headset connectors that prevent you from using your own earphone although you can always buy a converter.

The MP3 player offers a variety of options including the ability to sort tracks into playlists and the fact that you can adjust the equaliser.

Bland is the expression that can also be used to describe the 2-megapixel camera which comes without any autofocus feature and without any flash; while it produces decent photos under normal daylight conditions; it fails miserably to produce anything like an iPhone 3G camera - a similar 2-megapixel snapper without any flash - when the night sets in.

This picture below is from iPhone Photos, Courtesy of Matt George.