Mobile phone manufactures are often accused of waste. This happens not only in the production of the mobile phone, but also in the packaging and distribution. So, looking for a handset which is better for the planet then checkout a the new Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone – called the Elm.

The Sony Ericsson Elm is a compact and light mobile phone measuring 110x45x14mm and weighing 90g, that is definitely lighter than a lot of other devices out there today. This is truly well suited for those users who wish to do their best for the ecosystem the SE Elm is made out of recycled plastics and is free of harmful chemicals, which could take such a long time to break down when the mobile phone is no longer required. Using older parts will even help to cut back on the power it take to manufacture the handset from beginning to end.

Within the package is a low power consumption charger, a e-manual and lessened packaging than you would normally expect to fin. Sony have attempted to make the Sony Ericsson Elm as environmentally friendly as it can be with a green calculator, and Walk Mate eco app, to help you save energy and reduce waste.

In terms of features and options, the Sony Ericsson Elm phone and it’s slider brother phone, the Sony Ericsson Hazel, give a similar experience to the customer. Both of these Sony handsets feature a 5 megapixel autofocus digital camera, web browser with Wi-Fi and HSDPA, GPS, media player, FM radio and Bluetooth. These are all pretty standard features, but it is good to know that these have not been dropped from this handset.

Simply because its green, you will not be lacking online activity functionality. Users will have complete access to social network internet sites such as Facebook and Twitter, that are integrated for rapid access to all the latest gossip and there are some extra multimedia features including TrackID and MegaBass. Another highlight is Intelligent Volume Adaption and Noise Shield for enhanced call quality.

The Sony Ericsson Elm is a decent mobile phone that manages to mix an excellent standards with being environmentally friendly as well as looking trendy. This is a good move which more handset producers would be looking to follow. Most of the time, when we open the box for our new mobile phone devices, there is so much wasted packaging in the box. We will often be given a few user guides, which we never look at and each component of the mobile phone is packaged which is another good waste. We say, well done Sony and lets see more of this in the future.

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