Who wants to listen to train station or bus stop cacophony? If you want to take your music with you, then these nifty multimedia mobiles will do the trick.

Sony Ericsson W910i

Editors’ rating: 8.2

Sony Ericsson W910i

Its motion sensing feature is a little silly, but with its slim and light shape and plentiful music features, the W910 is still a winner.

Sony Ericsson W660i

Editors’ rating: 8.5

Sony Ericsson W660i

Another Walkman branded music phone from Sony Ericsson, the W660i features 3G connectivity, a 2-megapixel camera and support for RSS feeds.

Nokia N95 8GB

Editors’ rating: 8.8

Nokia N95 8GB  Editors' choice

An upgrade to the crowd-pleasing, GPS-toting N95, this music-focused version adds a larger screen and 8GB of internal memory to its predecessor.

Sony Ericsson W610i

Editors’ rating: 8.1

Sony Ericsson W610i

Sony Ericsson's W610i is a quad-band Walkman music phone with a 2-megapixel camera and A2DP stereo Bluetooth.

Sony Ericsson W580i

Editors’ rating: 8.0

Sony Ericsson W580i

Sony Ericsson's W580i is a sexy, thin slider that you'll want to carry in your pocket for its MP3 music player, radio or just to use the built-in pedometer.

Samsung A801

Editors’ rating: 7.9

Samsung A801

Available on Telstra's Next G network, Samsung's slide-open A801 has a slim 13.8mm profile and sports a 3-megapixel camera.

Sony Ericsson W880i

Editors’ rating: 7.8

Sony Ericsson W880i  Editors' choice

Sony Ericsson's ultra-thin W880i is a stylish music phone bundled with a 1GB card for storage.

Motorola ROKR Duo Z6 ARIA Edition

Editors’ rating: 7.9

Motorola ROKR Duo Z6 ARIA Edition

The MotoROKR is a very likeable phone with an improved interface, sexy sliding mechanism and long battery life.

Motorola KRZR K3

Editors’ rating: 7.2

Motorola KRZR K3

Motorola has brought its KRZR mobile phone brand up to speed with the 3G-capable K3. It looks almost identical to its predecessor, but a few tweaks have raised the standard.

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elie
10/08/2007 03:43 AM

i need mp3 mobile for nokia 6600

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Deady
13/11/2007 08:48 AM

What, no iphone?

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Jeremy Roche
Jeremy Roche
13/11/2007 10:38 AM

Unfortunately it's not available in Australia yet, that's why I left it out.

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saherul
18/11/2007 06:20 AM

nokia N-95 is one of the wonder ful mobile.if i have money .i will buy this mobile

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gill bates
20/11/2007 09:23 AM

i'm currently using a se w880i and it has great sound and capacity. add to that how slim it is and how easy to use the phone and software are and i won't be going back to a nokia again

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06/01/2008 09:15 PM

مشغل الموسيقئالاصائ ل الموبيل

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