Sony Ericsson C905 Expert Reviews

On paper, Sony Ericsson aims high with its latest 8-megapixel Cyber-shot phone, the C905. It's the first product from the Japanese/Swedish venture to sport such a high resolution camera, and, if you ask us, also the first capable of competing with the ...

In this review we'll be focusing mostly on what's new in the C905 compared to other recent Sony Ericsson phones. If you've got a question about the C905 or feel like we're missing important parts of the review, please let us know either by contacting ...

The Sony Ericsson C905a cell phone ($180 with a two-year contract from AT&T, as of 8/20/09) might be better described as a camera that happens to have a phone attached to it. As a phone, it will do the job; but its 8.1-megapixel camera with an LED ...

Excellent camera ; Crisp, bright screen

No standard headphone jack ; Average call quality

In my hands-on tests in the San Francisco Bay Area, I found the C905a's call quality just average. Voices weren't especially clear, but they had adequate volume

The Sony Ericsson C905a is a true Cyber-shot camera phone. In addition to its 8.1-megapixel sensor, it features face detection, auto-focus, a Xenon flash, PictBridge printer support, and GPS taggingall great for snapping off important shots whenever ...

Powerful camera. Solid voice quality and reception. Plenty of media features

Bulky. Battery life is on the short side

Sony Ericsson scores with an excellent high-end camera phone for AT&T subscribers; it's also a solid media device and even sounds good with voice calls.

Say you're in the R&D labs at Sony Ericsson and you want your latest handset to stick out amid an ocean of fierce Darwinian competition. You have three possible routes:

Offers a capable "everything but the kitchen sink" feature list. Photo and video tweaking toys a-plenty. PictBridge compatible. Automatically resizes huge hi-res photos before sending as MMS. Supports video calling (with compatible phones)

Dull appearance more boring than watching C-Span with the sound off. Virtually flat keypad makes blind texting a nightmare. 8-MP images + 160 MB of memory = non-negotiable memory-stick purchase. Large, side-staged charging port is awkward. 16x digital ...

AT&T offers up an 8-megapixel Cyber-Shot phone to take the lead in the megapixel race. Is this the best cameraphone you can buy? Find out in our Sony Ericsson C905 review.

Great 8-megapixel camera with nice features and shortcuts. Solid interface design with a sleek look and convenient app switcher

Doesn't excel much beyond the camera. AT& ; T has stripped package of necessary accessories. Big device with a mediocre keypad

The 2.4-inch display is nice and bright, but graphics and text on the screen were somewhat disappointing, ironic considering the super-high resolution imaging that the screen is expected to showcase. Pictures, including our wallpapers and shots we ...

The 8.1 Megapixel Cyber-Shot camera is the best feature of the Sony Ericsson C905, that is already on the market in Europe. Today, AT&T is launching the C905 in the U.S, making it the highest resolution camera phone ever from this carrier. We have ...

Sony Ericsson's latest CyberShot phone is a fantastic camera. Unfortunately, Sony Ericsson forgot to pay attention to some of the C905a's other features, which lag behind some of the competition.

After a long 1 year wait since the date that it was announced, it looks like the Sony Ericsson C905 will finally be hitting the states on July 19th. It will be under carrier, AT&T and will be the carrier's first 8 MP cameraphone. Let's hope that it ...

How often have I lamented, and perhaps you too- photo buff, import phone maven, that our US carriers never get the good stuff. AT&T has surprised us with a little piece of former import goodness, the Sony Ericsson C905a with an 8.1 megapixel camera ...

8.1 megapixels of Cyber-shot camera goodness

Plasticky looks

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