January 24, 2008 at 8:32 am · Authored by Ewan · Filed under Devices

Sagem really are doing themselves proud. Always known for their inexpensive handsets, Sagem have spent the last year innovating substantially. I’ve not got my hands on this one yet — but are the key points:

The my511x has a sleek mirror-like black front with a keypad that consists of flat buttons that are back-lit and reveal themselves when the mobile is in action. Cool! The power buttons and shortcut keys are small, attractive silver buttons that accompany a circular directional button for added class.

Simple to use, the SAGEM my511X is ultra compact (106.9×46, 3×10.9 mm) and ultra light (81g). It is packed with features to accompany you wherever you go: a 1.3-megapixel camera and video with x4 digital zoom to make sure you don’t miss a thing, a music player (MP3, AAC) for entertainment, WAP 2.0 for surfing on the net, SMS and MMS for keeping in touch, and Bluetooth for simple, fuss-free connection. It also features direct access keys, so you just have to press to hear your favourite tracks and set the volume at a glance.

The SAGEM my511X boasts 13Mb of internal memory that can be extended via a Micro SD â„¢ card. To top it all off, with 3 hours of talk time and 212 hours on standby, this mobile phone just keeps on going.