NorthGeek Product Review: Sony Ericsson Naite eco-friendly GSM mobile phone
by Daniel Wolfe Posted in Gadgets, Mobile, ReviewsSony Ericsson recently launched their GreenHeart™ initiative, with the aim of offering an environmentally friendly option to mobile phone users. As the company puts it, GreenHeart™ “introduces green innovations that reduce the overall environmental impact of the phone without compromising on style or features.”
We think they did a great job with the Naite. The Naite is a $25 (with plan) compact phone, now available from Fido in Canada, that does pretty much what you’d expect from any compact candybar phone in 2010 – it has a solid 2.0 megapixel camera, and another mini cam on the front of the phone for video calling; is 3G compatible; has a solid TFT screen with excellent clarity, brightness, and color; and is email ready, with a WAP browser as well.
For more details and a closer look, check out our video [sorry, we lent our HD video camera to a friend at SXSW, so please enjoy this standard def review]:
To keep the video under 10 minutes for YouTube, we had to cut out some parts… Here’s what you missed:
Available colours:
– Vapour Silver
– Ginger Red
Dimensions: 108.0 x 47.0 x 12.6 mm
5 Responses to “NorthGeek Product Review: Sony Ericsson Naite eco-friendly GSM mobile phone”
By Elvina on May 19, 2010
Very handy phone with all the features. I would like to go for this mobile phone but before that just wanted to know is this phone wi-fi enabled? Thanks in advance
By NorthGeek on May 19, 2010
Sorry, this phone does not support WiFi – but it does support 3G!!
By Hannah Garcia on Jul 9, 2010
we should always look for eco-friendly products out there to help the environment..*,
By Jack Carter on Jul 19, 2010
we must concentrate more on eco-friendly materials and practices to help save the environment.-“~
By Sarah Graham on Oct 11, 2010
i love to buy eco-friendly products like mats, seat covers and also garbage bags~.-