Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson W910i

Review summary: There's lot to like about the W910i, it's very slim, it's lightweight at just 86 grams, and it still feels well-built with a solid sliding mechanism. It's a Walkman phone with a very nice audio player interface, it's 3G HSDPA for fast browsing and it ...

Verdict: Also, although memory expansion is provided by a handy memory card slot in the side of the phone, the memory card itself is a Memory Stick Micro, which is not going to work with anything else you own unless you're a Sony devotee. And these cards are ...

Review summary: With the familiar orange "W" logo, there is no mistaking the W910i handset as being anything but another member of the Sony Ericsson family of Walkman phones.

Verdict: Arranged along the right edge of the handset are rocker keys for volume/zoom adjustment, a camera key plus a slot for a Memory Stick Micro card.  A 1GB card is bundled as standard.  On/off and Walkman specific keys are found on top of the handset ...

Review summary: With the W910i, Sony Ericsson brings its Walkman-style mobile and the slider format together in a smartly designed, small format mobile that ticks a lot of boxes. Its mere 86g of weight makes it an easy ...

Verdict: Colour aside, I rather like this mobile. The shake control feels a little like a chancy add-on which you will either like or loathe, but there are lots of good features and the slider format keeps the phone down to a pocketable size.

Review summary: The Sony Ericsson W910 is a rather unconventional looking slider phone, and one of the newer members of the Walkman line of music handsets. Sam takes the W910 out for a walk about Hong Kong to see how it measures up to other music phones. Read all ...

Pros: Great media organization, cool shake control, large display, smart search dialing

Cons: No 3.5mm audio jack, only average sound quality, poor keypad ergononics, harsh ringtones

Verdict: With the exception of keypad ergonomics, the w910i is a well-designed device.