Levi's review

Wednesday, April 9th 2008 - 11:20 CEST - Comments: 0

M obile phones are the ultimate accessory in the lives of today's generation of youngsters. It seemed a logical step for Levi's to put a mobile phone on the market tailor-made to the desires of the younger consumer. The Levi's mobile phone has a trendy, cool appearance and puts emphasis on functionality. The handset has been equipped with a 2.0 Megapixel camera, photo-editor, audio player and FM radio among other things. It's a promising device; therefore I was delighted to carry this jewel with me for as long as an entire week.

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Levi's mobile phone design

The unique design is the first thing that strikes you about this Levi's mobile phone. The stainless steel housing with ornamental screws gives the phone a solid appearance and a firm feel. The cell phone is extremely compact and thin with dimensions of 3.8 x 2.2 x 0.4 inch making it easy to carry it with you in your trouser pocket. A stylish detail is the engraved Levi Strauss & Co logo that stands out on the back of the cell phone. Levi's obviously have put time and effort in developing the design to meet the fashion-conscious consumer. The mobile phone comes in the colours chrome, black, copper and in the feminine "shiny silver" and "shiny sand" versions.

 

 

Levi's mobile review

The Levi's mobile phone is a true trendy accessory that impressed people in my surroundings tremendously. The real power of this handset lies in its design with the steel housing standing out in the first place. The essence of the Levi's brand is functionality, and that is obvious. The straightforward and efficient interface makes it a practical cell phone and at the same time, the user is not deprived of other functions. Besides calling, you can listen to music, take pictures and exchange files, things that can and may not lack on today's mobile phones. Read our full Levi's mobile review!

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