Thread: Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro

In the design, not much has changed.The most evident difference between Pro and Xperia Xperia X10 MiniMini Pro is the shift from hardware buttons below the display tosensor buttons. Only the mid-mounted, semi-circular home button willbe pressed at the Xperia Mini Pro still correct, and he has slippedto the bottom of the phone. And the size difference is - at least ina direct comparison of the two models - immediately apparent: The newMini Pro is grown in all dimensions by one to two millimeters - evenin thickness. But that is not too bad, especially since this is alsothe touchscreen is considerably larger. At rest, there are onlymarginal differences.

With its overall good workmanship andthe shiny plastic shell that looks classy and robust smartphoneAndroid-sufficient. Makes a misfire in the quality, Sony Ericsson atthe lighting of the two sensor keys - the symbols printed on the menuand back are not exactly placed on the templates for the lighting -that's not bad, but looks cheap. Unfortunately, the newer model hasalso gained the weight, it now weighs 136 grams and is thus more than10 percent heavier than the Xperia X10 Mini Pro.





The slider mechanism, which can applythe full keyboard out from under the display is processed at theXperia Mini Pro outstanding. Upper and lower parts glide like butterand the same time sufficiently tightly sprung apart as if on rails. Agrinding noise is not heard it - it could cut off a slice of someupmarket units. Even with the keyboard, the manufacturer gets itright. It falls slightly due to the growing body of slightly largerdimensions, and because of optimal pressure point and key drop, evenwith thick thumbs operate. This is partly due to good contour of eachbutton with its strong outer curvature.