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Sony Ericsson W880i reviews round-up
We collate and compare the best online and offline reviews of the ultra-slim Sony Ericsson W880i 3G Walkman phone
Published on May 8, 2007
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Mobile Choice Sony Ericsson W880i Review "Sony Ericsson has tried to marry the world of size zero fashion with its Walkman brand on the W880i and, for the most part, has been highly successful. Sure, the tiny keypad could affect its chances with the fat-fingered fraternity, but otherwise the features and the music performance from the W880i are top dollar." Go the Mobile Choice website |
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CNET.co.uk “Sony Ericsson has finally created a product that can combat the likes of Motorola and Samsung's ultra-slim offerings. Coming in at 9.4mm thick and weighing a mere 71g, the W880i is almost unnoticeable when stuffed in a bag or down a trouser pocket.” Read the CNet.co.uk Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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Infosync “Though we usually don't judge the cameras on music phones, it is clear that Sony Ericsson takes imaging more seriously than most manufacturers. The 2-megapixel camera takes very good shots, almost as good as our old 2-megapixel Canon digital ELPH camera.” Read the Infosync Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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Mobile Phones UK “Whoa! What have Sony Ericsson been up to? They've put their top-selling Walkman phone on a crash diet, given it a stainless steel casing and bundled in a 1 Gbyte memory card and a stereo headset. The Sony Ericsson W880i is a stunning phone that is a contender for the best Walkman phone so far.” Read Mobile Phones UK's Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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Your Mobile Phone Reviews “The Sony Ericsson W880i is a show stopping Walkman® music phone which comes in a beautifully designed casing. The casing comes in a choice of two colours which include an eye catching steel silver metallic casing & a super stylish flame black coloured casing.” Read Your Mobile Phone Reviews Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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Trusted Reviews “The thinness of this phone contributes to the fact that it is quite probably the lightest mobile I’ve ever seen at 71g. In the pocket or on the table it has the same ‘footprint’ as many other candybar mobiles and is 103mm tall and 47mm wide.” Read the Trusted Reviews Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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Pocket Lint “The stainless steel frontage, available in silver or black, helps give the phone some much-needed strength. Design-wise buttons have been kept to a minimum, there is no dedicated power button for example and the overall look is very much retro rather than stylish.” Read the Pocket Lint Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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What Mobile “The W880i is an amazing piece of engineering. While there are many other slim phones on the market, the features still exceeded our expectations for the size of the device.” What Mobile February 2007 |
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Maxim UK “The W880i's ultra-thin 9.4mm case - Sony's slimmest ever - crams in 3G connectivity for superfast browsing, 2 megapixel camera with videocalling, and Walkman 2.0 media player with a whopping 1GB of extra memory storing up to 800 songs.” Read the Maxim UK Sony Ericsson W880i review |
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The Sony Ericsson W880i has pulled in an impressive set of reviews and scores
