Siemens C56 (Cingular)
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CNET Editors' Review
The good: Superior audio quality; integrated speakerphone; solid personalization features.
The bad: No side volume controls.
The bottom line: The Siemens C56 is an impressive performer that offers some interesting personalization features, as well.
Weighing in at 3 ounces and measuring 4 by 1.7 by 0.8 inches, the C56 offers the small footprint that most users crave, easily slipping into a shirt or front pants pocket. The buttons have a solid feel and are raised enough to make dialing fairly easy. Though it isn't an eye-popper, the amber screen has room for five lines of text, and it gets the job done in low-light situations.
User ReviewsSee all user reviewsMost recent user reviewsShowing 3 of 42 reviews stars "A good discreet phone..." By KillerChainsawBunnyPros: Small and lightweight. Cons: Not a very long battery life. Summary: I found this phone to a good phone. But it has it's flaws. The battery life could be longer and the orange backlight annoys me. But thats just me. I would recommened this phone for people who want a small,nice phone. stars "Good phone for free!" ByPros: Excellent size and ease of use. Works well with Siemens car kit. I've had the phone for over a year and keep it because of it simple features. Who needs a 1MP digital junk camera on a phone anyhow! Go buy a real 5-6MP camera to take pictures. Cons: Low on features. After recently traveling to Europe, I saw so many phones by Siemens and other companies that make US spec phones look like junk. Where to BuyPricing not available Where to BuyPricing not available Cell Phone buying advice
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