Panasonic GD87 mobile phone - anyone got one?

[argonaut]

...that's the newish one with the built-in digital camera. Opinions/experiences regarding overall quality would be very much appreciated?

[AlanN]

Yep, G/F has one, excellent it is.
Very good quality and easy to use too.
Highly recommend it

Alan.

[mannginger]

Flat mate has one - is very happy with it in all respects. Particularly the picture quality, reliability and data-load speed.

He fully recommends them.

(usual caveats apply of course - particularly as he has only had it for a month!)

[AllTorque]

It's not the smallest phone in the world. Have you actually held one? I had the same dilemna last week and decided that the camera wasn't really worth it against the bulkiness - got the Nokia 6610 instead, which has got a groovy inbuilt radio, and allows snaps with an add-on camera.

[rewster]

Had one for 3 months, and love it. Easy to use, and the camera is handy for both work and going out.

Only downside is ring tones etc are harder to come by.

[Mr E]

I quite fancy one, but it isn't move network time yet......

[lx993]

I've got one - it's absolutely brilliant.

MMS messaging isn't much use unless all your mates have the same phone and network, but it can take photos and then send them as attachments to e-mails, to any e-mail address. Mine connects to my own e-mail server, easy to set up as well (GPRS).

Case in point: take a photo at the top of a mountain in Switzerland, send by e-mail to a mate in England. Done in seconds.

The screen is very bright and clear, and can hold a fair amount of text, so 'proper' e-mail is feasible.

Good form factor as well.

As a result I've got a titanium 8910 to sell - anyone interested?

[samn01]

lx993 said: I've got one - it's absolutely brilliant.

MMS messaging isn't much use unless all your mates have the same phone and network, but it can take photos and then send them as attachments to e-mails, to any e-mail address. Mine connects to my own e-mail server, easy to set up as well (GPRS).

Case in point: take a photo at the top of a mountain in Switzerland, send by e-mail to a mate in England. Done in seconds.

The screen is very bright and clear, and can hold a fair amount of text, so 'proper' e-mail is feasible.

Good form factor as well.

As a result I've got a titanium 8910 to sell - anyone interested?

How much ??

[lx993]

samn01 - you have mail