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The Glofiish X800 offers a modern design and a relatively compact body. The terminal can be done discreetly in a pocket jacket with a weight of less than 150g. The management of third-generation networks (UMTS) allows the X800 to have a mobile broadband access in all situations. The sensitivity tested seems correct, and the swing in 2G (GPRS or EDGE) happens quickly seamless. In EDGE and 3G debits are correct, but seems HSDPA cap to 400 kbit / s, while the competition reaches 1 Mbps without penalty.

On the side of GPS, which is already excellent on the X500 +, it does not note many changes, just a reasonable consumption allowing continuous use for almost 5 hours in this mode. In classical autonomy can reach two days, as a greedy functions like Wi-Fi or data access remains limited. When Glofiish X800 was presented for the first time in March 2007, no proposed terminal as complete. 8 months later, the competition is that the HTC TyTN II, and soon the HTC Touch Cruise offer similar strengths, apart from the VGA monitor. And it is this last point that differentiates the X800: the display is undeniably finer and more beautiful than on a screen classic, but in return, the resource requirements also seem far superior!

Thus, despite its processor at 500 MHz, the device is not the fastest: the transition from one window to another can sometimes appear rather unpleasant slowdowns. But the real problem lies in RAM. The 64 MB announced it is limited to 25 MB for the user, enough to use conventional, but just too fast for certain demanding applications. The integrated task manager then takes all his interest since it allows end applications individually and thus freeing precious few megabytes of memory.