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Sony EricssonW910i Review |
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Another Ericsson phone that promises much, but fails to deliver
in practice. A super slim slide phone with the outstandingly good
Walkman 3.0 music player, the W910i also offers an FM radio, a 2
mega pixel camera, memory expandable to 4 Gbytes, 3G with HSDPA
(super fast 3G) and the cool "shake control". However, many users
have reported that their phone freezes or shuts down - we have
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It's a lovely looking phone with a tapered bottom
edge and a super slim profile. The W910i wears its Walkman
credentials on its sleeve, with music controls featured prominently
when the slide is closed. Fortunately SE have given the W910i am
easy-to-use circular navigational key, not the dreaded joystick that
appears on some of their models. The screen is large, bright and
high resolution (240 x 320 pixels) and the menus are clear and
simple to navigate. The W910i has larger, flatter keys than most,
but it still isn't as easy to use as many rival phones. It's high time
that SE got their act together with the keypad issue. Anyway, the
W910i doesn't have the fastest keypad for texting, but it's not the
worst. The slide opens smoothly to reveal the full
keypad below. Sony Ericsson have got a funny thing going on with
keypads at the moment. With each new phone we find a new style of
keypad, some with tiny "designer" buttons, others with larger, more
conventional ones.
We're getting fed up of writing good reviews of Sony Ericsson phones, only to be deluged by a flood of user reviews telling us that their phones simply don't work. What good is a phone that's outstanding when it works, but has such poor quality control in its manufacturer that many users receive a dud? The big problem with the W910i is freezing and switching off. Read the user reviews below to appreciate just how common this fault is. If this phone actually worked, it would be fantastic, but if it doesn't it's an expensive lump of plastic. Do you want to take the risk? The Sony Ericsson W910i is a super slim slide phone, measuring just 12.5mm thick.
The W910i incorporates Sony Ericsson's new "Shake Control" that lets you change to a new random track by giving the phone a flick. The motion sensor also lets you flip between portrait and landscape viewing of photos. Fun, but not life changing.
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