Sony Ericsson W350 Expert Reviews

The new Sony Ericsson W350i is a mid-level ranged mobile phone that adds to the Walkman series portfolio. As it has been a long time since a famous handset manufacturer launched a flip phone, W350i brings back the Sony Ericsson's T series feeling. ...

There are quite a few nice features that make W350i a good choice as a low-budget phone. Exquisite design, good quality multimedia features, above average battery and the possibility to expand its storage space make Sony Ericsson's W350i worth every ...

I have found that not always a high quality display is enough for a handset ; it also has to be a large one. The 1.9 inches TFT screen is surely too small for a multimedia-oriented handset and is definitely one important slack of the flip phone. Also, ...

The backside of the phone features a small unprotected 1.3 Megapixel camera at the top and a small loudspeaker at the bottom. The back cover is so slim that you can actually see through it (I'm joking!). Even so, it is extremely flexible, thus ...

You've lusted after your high-school crush for two semesters, and you've finally got a date. But now that you have alone time, every feature that you found cute or enticing shows a transparency, a shallowness. As you spend time together, the very ...

It's as tiny and as pretty as a music-box ballerina. Includes an FM radio (which will be cool until the HD radio takeover next year).

The keys and navpad are unfit for grown-up human use. The phone's clunky headphone connector has all the charm of a tumor. The awkward flip panel makes for clumsy, fumbling answers.

Retro musical phone for a modest price. Nice one.

And they did it good. As a former T10 and T28 owner I was affected when taking into my hands W350i that we got from XXL GSM; I just kept opening it, and closing it, and meanwhile I took out the vintage top phone for a photo. There are many of us like ...

Sony Ericsson has been launch their new mobile music phone on the market which is called Sony Ericsson W350i. For the first look is a fairly low end walkman

In this thin cell phone review of the Sony Ericsson W350, we learn why the slim and cheap cell phone is a double-edged sword.

For fans of mobile music, the Sony Ericsson W350a is an excellent choice for a cell phone. This little phone is marketed as being nice and compact yet having tons of room for your music files. The Sony Ericsson W350a can hold up to 470 songs so you ...

Superb design ; Music and video playback for a variety of formats ; Memory Stick Micro (M2) expansion slot ; 1.3 megapixel camera ; Affordably priced

While there are many cell phones out on the market today for people who want versatility and fun, the Sony Ericsson W350a is one of the most user friendly and music friendly of all. It's small, cute, modern, and fun. This cell phone has a new slick ...

If you miss the styling of flip phones, Sony Ericsson's W350i will give you that desired blast from the past. Clearly geared towards music playback, this retro, pseudo-candy bar handset sports dedicated Walkman buttons on its exterior and decent call ...

Easy to use ; fairly decent sound quality ; great keypad ; easy to text ; pretty good screen ; FM radio

Slow file transfer rate ; very poor audio format support ; flimsy flip panel ; can't navigate using Walkman buttons

A really pleasant entry-level Walkman phone with easy-to-use features, good Walkman functionality and decent sound quality. But the poor audio format support is really annoying, it won't play any content with DRM and you have to use an adaptor in ...

Worth the all hype?

Although the Walkman side of the W350 delivers a reasonable quality of sound, the mobile phone aspects of this device really disappoint: whilst the slimline design looks fairly crisp, the flap is cheap and flimsy and obstructs access to the keys. The ...

Aimed at the younger generation, the Sony Ericsson W350 handset is positioned at the lower end of the Walkman range of mobile phones.

The W350 is a strange mixture.  Its small size and light weight are advantages while these need to be counterbalance against the weak camera facilities and awkward positioning of the memory card.  By shopping around you should be able to ...

Sony Ericsson W350i is a small mobile phone that packs a big punch. It is has good audio programs where the user can listen to the radio or upload songs to the memory. The phone comes in ice blue, graphic white, electric black, and hypnotic black ...

Mobile phone? This looks more like an MP3 player. That's how overtly music-centric the W350i is. The skinny styling and hidden keypad are indeed eye candy of the sweetest sort and considering its prepay roots, its musical skills aren't too shabby. ...

unfortunately, it's far from perfect. While it's not a surprise to see there's no built-in storage, the Memory Stick Micro slot only supports card capacities of up to 2GB - that's only enough for 500 or so tunes. The flip mechanism also feels slightly ...

With the likes of Sony's Mega Bass the W350i is OK as an MP3 player. It's a shame that Sony Ericsson forgot that this was supposed to be a phone as well.