Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson W890i

Review summary: Design is clearly the focus on the W890i and it's where this Walkman truly shines. At the same time, we can't deny that the W890i is also a solid handset. If you can live with its mediocre camera, this Walkman phone is a keeper.

Pros: Chic and slim design ; brushed metal finish ; improved usability ; bundled with 2GB Memory Stick Micro M2 ; 3.5mm adapter accessory ; HSDPA ; Bluetooth stereo

Cons: Proprietary connector port on the left edge ; M2 card slot behind battery cover ; mediocre camera features

Verdict: We like the snappy feel of the keypad

Review summary: An understated candy bar that geotags 3.2-MP pics, feasts on Wi-Fi and 3G, and captures 640 x 280-pixel video-for a price.

Pros: Brushed-silver finish fit for a Terminator. Smooth, improved keypad. 2-GB Memory Stick Micro included (phone holds up to 4 gigs). Vivid vid clips with crisp sound. Audio recorder. Decent earbuds (finally!). MusicDJ app lets you compose ringtones from ...

Cons: Won't take calls during "mass" USB file transfer. Proprietary headphone jack. No WiFi. Camera needs a flash (yesterday!). Tiny menu buttons can feel cramped.

Review summary: The Sony Ericsson W890i is a quad band phone that also operates on a 3G network via HSDPA 2100. Its dimensions are 104x46.5x9.9mm and it weighs 78g. It comes in several different colours including Espresso Black and Sparkling Silver. It has 3.15MP ...

Review summary: Sony Ericsson doesn't always get its handset design right, and this is particularly the case when it comes to the number pad buttons. Often in the past we've found these buttons to be too small for ...

Verdict: There are plenty of features in this mobile phone, but what really makes it stand out is the superb design. Small and shiny, it is light and usable. If you don't need a sophisticated camera in your phone it could be ideal.