Sony Ericsson W880i Images  Editors' choice

By Jeremy Roche on 28/05/2007

More Sony Ericsson reviews , RRP: AU$899.00

The good:

  • Ultra-thin design
  • 1GB memory card included
  • Excellent music phone
  • RSS reader and picture blogging

The bad:

  • Itty-bitty keys
  • Camera lacks a flash
  • No radio or support for HSDPA

The bottomline:

The Sony Ericsson W880i's appeal lies in its skinny profile and music features, although it will be too small for some.

Editors' rating:

7.8/10

Users' rating:

7.6/10
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