You will still be able to use the camera as a movie recorder with an avearge 15 frames per second at 320 x 240 pixel resolution.
Trustedreviews also reports that there's a front-facing camera for video calling although I did not find any clue of such a feature in the menu list or on Sony Ericsson's website.
Three sells the phone for a mere £15 per month on a contract that gives you 300 minutes per month anytime any network, 300 minutes 3-to-3 and 4000 Skype minutes.
Note that Skype minutes are exclusive to Three Network - you won't be able to Skype on any other networks in the UK although the phone is available on many other networks.
Battery life is pretty good with more than 48 hours in moderate use before needing a charge - much less if you want to use Skype or do long sessions of web browsing; we also noticed that the phone warms up quickly when doing VoIP calls.
Overall the phone is a great entry level device that should satisfy the occasional picture snapper as well as the novice audiophile.
Next in Sony's portfolio is the K770i mobile phone which is a beefed-up K660i and would certainly suit those looking for an altogether better model.
Also look forward for the soon to be released Skypephone version 2.0.
Other reviews of the K660i online
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