Sony Ericsson W 350 i - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Sony Ericsson's newest budget Walkman music phone looks like an MP3 player - but is it as sonically slick as its dedicated brethren?

Pros: Slimline and pocketable design. Warm sounding Walkman music player

Cons: Lack of 3G. No video recording abilities. Retro flip design. Limited storage capacity

Review summary: Retro musical phone for a modest price. Nice one.

Verdict: And they did it good. As a former T10 and T28 owner I was affected when taking into my hands W350i that we got from XXL GSM; I just kept opening it, and closing it, and meanwhile I took out the vintage top phone for a photo. There are many of us like ...

Review summary: Whatever mystical powers the Sony Ericsson W350i possess, but it does a remarkable thing, evoking a strong feeling of nostalgia in everyone who has been using cellular phones for a dozen of years or so. Indeed, early in the nineties the market was ...

Verdict: All in all, it's a very well-outlined audience. Another thing of note about this target group is that it comprises of users who don't care for top-notch mobile web-browsing experience – they simply don't need it. For the most part, they are looking ...

Review summary: If the Apple iPod nano was a phone, this is how it would have looked like.

Pros: Nice springy buttons ; petite size ; Bluetooth stereo ; affordable price

Cons: Flimsy flap ; memory card slot behind battery cover

Verdict:  The W350i is an average Walkman phone, but its affordable price point is likely to be its most appealing feature.

Review summary: Sony Ericsson seems to have taken some inspiration from the MicroTAC Elite for their latest creation, the W350 Walkman phone...

Verdict: Let's take a short trip down memory lane. Let's go back to before there were cameras on our phones, before they even implemented color displays. You may recall a handset called the Motorola MicroTAC Elite, a flip phone that was about as fashionable as ...