Fly Mobile SL600 Review
The Fly Mobile SL600.
16 November 2007
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The Fly SL600 is a sleek, incredibly lightweight compact slider that, although feeling a little plasticky, is relatively well-built handset. The spring-assisted slider action is smooth with a soft glide and the keys and five-way pad are big, bold and welcoming.
The SL600 offers a two-megapixel camera, a digital music player, expandable memory and a whole host of pre-loaded games.
The SL600's menu system is graphically reminiscent of the Samsung D500 and plays out much like the Korean's intuitive user interface. No complaints here.
The two-megapixel camera is a boon at this level. It snaps in a 1600x1200-pixel resolution and although auto-focus and macro focus are missing, you do still get an LED flash light.
There's no positive way to spin it - the Fly SL600 has a very weak battery that will need regular re-charging.
Pros: You won't believe the feature set served up for just £60.
Cons: Not too many major gripes, but lack of EDGE and an inconsistent camera performance might offend.
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Verdict: Just check out the SL600's feature set alongside its price. A prepay giveaway.
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