Sony Ericsson W910i Images

By Ella Morton on 02/11/2007

More Sony Ericsson reviews , RRP: AU$999.00

The good:

  • Lovely contours and light weight
  • New multimedia menu and music organisation methods
  • Includes USB adaptor for Memory Stick micro

The bad:

  • Shake and tilt functions are a bit silly
  • Camera resolution on the low side
  • Headset port sticks out on the side

The bottomline:

This thin, light music phone is a hit for Sony Ericsson -- just ignore the gimmicky bits.

Buying choices:

Editors' rating:

8.2/10

Users' rating:

7.1/10

Tags:

mobile phone | sony ericsson | w910i | walkman | tilt | shake

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