Anyone got a Sony Xperia Go or U? Any good?

Cisco001

LG Optimus 109 x 54.5 x 12.7 mm
G300 122.5 x 63 x 10.5 mm
Sony Xperia GO 111 x 60.3 x 9.8 mm
Sony Xperia U 112 x 54 x 12 mm

If you want something smaller. Xperia Tipo/ Optimus L3/ Galaxy Y are on top of my head.

Xperia GO has micro SD

System

the optimus black is slightly bigger than that at 122x64x9.2

had a look at those others in my search but they all get terrible reviews! the xperia active/mini get much better reviews (apart from the battery)

mr_fishbulb

the_r_sole wrote: »

had a look at those others in my search but they all get terrible reviews! the xperia active/mini get much better reviews (apart from the battery)

The ones for the Xperia U and Go I've seen are good, but it depends on what you're looking for. U has no microSD slot, and Go has no replaceable battery. Both have low battery life.

The Active & Mini seem to only have single core processors.

System

yeah, sorry I meant the other small ones cisco had recommended.
not that worried having a single core on a tiny phone as it won't be getting heavily used, but battery and processor are more important as the screen gets bigger

mr_fishbulb

the_r_sole wrote: »

yeah, sorry I meant the other small ones cisco had recommended.
not that worried having a single core on a tiny phone as it won't be getting heavily used, but battery and processor are more important as the screen gets bigger

Ah. Have you looked at the HTC One V? Seems to be a good phone but is single core. It's a tad over £200 though. Although personally I think it's too much when you can get a dual core for cheaper.

Cisco001

mr_fishbulb wrote: »

Ah. Have you looked at the HTC One V? Seems to be a good phone but is single core. It's a tad over £200 though. Although personally I think it's too much when you can get a dual core for cheaper.

HTC One V is similar size as G300, but g300 dual core

Cisco001

the_r_sole wrote: »

yeah, sorry I meant the other small ones cisco had recommended.
not that worried having a single core on a tiny phone as it won't be getting heavily used, but battery and processor are more important as the screen gets bigger

Yup, those small phones are not very good. But put it another way round, if you are going to have a tablet for surfing internet, your phone is purely use for make a call/ texting/ 3G tethering for your tablet. A small low-end android phone will serve the purpose

hatter68

Xperia mini has problems when battery gets to a certain temperature mine became unusable had to send it back. It's better now but many people have had issues loads of threads on this.

System

yeah, I have read some of those threads - even read someone with an active that had to dunk his in a glass of water to cool it down! guess it's just your donald duck...