Orange Sydney

In terms of specs, the Orange Sydney touts a 3.2-inch touchscreen, which although unconfirmed, we're guessing is resistive. You won't go finding Android onboard, either, as the phone comes dressed in Orange's homegrown OS. Still, this offers one-touch...

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only worked for 6 weeks before failing, utter rubbish and i am still waiting for it to be fixed

nice to use

eaasy to use and does what i want

Battery life not all that good, and internet access is flakey!

Screen size and quality Battery Life Wifi

Touchscreen doesn't always do what you want it to.

Low cost of phone

Some difficulty with predictive text - choices of type of text with no explanation. Battery not very long lasting.

Looks nice

Takes forever to send a text. Can't use own tones for text.

Scrolling is awful, ringtones are pretty bad. Generally a bad phone to use.

its lightweight and simple to use

ive had 2 handsets in less than a month and the second handset has now began failing touchscreen doesnt work correctly so you can therefor not text or end calls overall this handset is the worst ive had and would not reccommend this to anyone

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