Customer Rating: 
Summary: Superbly Designed
Comment: Very stylish phone, colour is (liquid) black, (as described). Features are user friendly and key pad is easy to use. Colour / Graphics are clear and fun to look at. Battery life is good. Camera could have been better, but otherwise it is a great set to use.Highly recommended ...
Customer Rating:
Summary: Top Phone
Comment: I've had this as an upgrade for nearly a year and it is still looking top. I have it in silver which looks classy and still up to date. I use it quite a bit for texting and it has to be charged every few days which is fine.I would totally recommend this phone, it is easy to use and a delight to own.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great features and aesthetics for the price
Comment: I have the black version of this phone and after almost a year it still looks pristine. The screen is large, bright and sharp which makes it a pleasure to use. The backlighting on the keypad is also very bright. Bluetooth connectivity is good and easy to use. WAP used to be something that I avoided on old phones with small, greyscale screens, but on the T630's screen is a breeze. Battery life is good; I am not a heavy user but I never switch it off, and charging once a week is sufficient.The camera is mediocre compared to newer phones; you probably won't want to upload the photos to your computer but they are good enough for use on the phone itself. The memory available to store pictures is fairly small, with room for not much more than 20 photos at small to medium size. Once the memory becomes almost full, the phone does seem to slow down slightly.
In conclusion, this phone has all the features and aesthetics of models costing a bit more, but when it comes to the camera and memory you get what you pay for.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Value
Comment: If you get this phone on O2, you are eligible for a number of offers. I got mine for only £60, payasyougo and what a phone it is!Mine's in black, and, in my opinion, looks gerat. My previous phone was a Nokia, and I expected this to be far less easy to use. However, in many aspects, it is easier, with more shortcuts and a personalisable (is that a word?) menu function.
For its price, the number of accessories you get is impressive. Bluetooth and a camera (which, I'll admit, isn't great, but better quality than many other similar-sized and priced phones) are both very useful to have.
One annoyance is the delay required between taking photos and saving them, especially the extended sized photos.
However, I would certainly recommend this phone as a cheap, but feature-filled phone, which looks great (especially the camera side, which certainly looks the part).
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not worth a penny
Comment: To start with the camera is very poor quality (and the phone slows down if you have over 15 photos saved!) 1 month after purchase the keys started to stick, bluetooth stopped working as well as the infra red. The screen and casing scratch very easy and look terrible, it isn't worth a tenner!!!!!
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