Sony Ericsson W350 Expert Reviews

The W350 brings Sony Ericsson's Walkman brand to the Pay-as-you-go mobile phone user. This mobile looks very distinctive and is small and light. Indeed at just 75g there aren't many mobiles you will come across that ...

This Walkman branded handset certainly does play music and it has a novel design. But a lot of compromises have been made in order to reach a low price.

This slim, light, adventurously designed phone promises a lot

Good Design, Great build quality, Good music player, Good battery life and call quality, Multitasking

Poor Camera, Flap looks fragile, No video recording

The phone currently retails at Rs. 6,850. This includes a 1-year warranty and a bundled 512MB card. This is a pretty good package. It has got the looks, good music playback, expandable memory, good battery life and call quality and multi-tasking ...

Though not the easiest to use, the slim and flip form factor set this phone apart from the rest

There's a distinctly 90s feel to the Sony Ericsson W350 that has a stylish part-flip design. While half the population is gung-ho about touchscreen phones, this one will definitely be a hit with those looking for decade-old retro

If you're on a tight budget and want a handset with decent music playback, check out Sony Ericsson's W350.

If you are looking for a Sony Ericsson handset which emphasises music playback and are on a tight budget, then maybe this phone will do it for you. It is certainly small and neat in design, and its battery life is good. But please, Sony Ericsson, do ...

Sony Ericsson's newest budget Walkman music phone looks like an MP3 player - but is it as sonically slick as its dedicated brethren?

Slimline and pocketable design. Warm sounding Walkman music player

Lack of 3G. No video recording abilities. Retro flip design. Limited storage capacity

Whatever mystical powers the Sony Ericsson W350i possess, but it does a remarkable thing, evoking a strong feeling of nostalgia in everyone who has been using cellular phones for a dozen of years or so. Indeed, early in the nineties the market was ...

All in all, it's a very well-outlined audience. Another thing of note about this target group is that it comprises of users who don't care for top-notch mobile web-browsing experience – they simply don't need it. For the most part, they are looking ...

If the Apple iPod nano was a phone, this is how it would have looked like.

Nice springy buttons ; petite size ; Bluetooth stereo ; affordable price

Flimsy flap ; memory card slot behind battery cover

 The W350i is an average Walkman phone, but its affordable price point is likely to be its most appealing feature.

Sony Ericsson seems to have taken some inspiration from the MicroTAC Elite for their latest creation, the W350 Walkman phone...

Let's take a short trip down memory lane. Let's go back to before there were cameras on our phones, before they even implemented color displays. You may recall a handset called the Motorola MicroTAC Elite, a flip phone that was about as fashionable as ...

This Sony Ericsson Walkman phone brings the ease of digital music players to your mobile. So alongside all the usual advanced phone features, you can also download, stream, store and play back music in your mobile. Sound good.It has Built-in digital ...