Sony Ericsson W660 Expert Reviews

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Experts rate this product 77/100 and users 86/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell Phones, the Sony Ericsson W660 / W660i is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 86/100 = Very Godd quality.

Finished in red and gold, Sony Ericsson W660 is the latest and most delicate addition to the Walkman Series. Red is the dominant color with highlights of gold on a few details like the stripe along the sides of the device, the navigation keys...

Elegant and nicely sized ; UMTS with video calls ; 2 megapixel camera ; Comes with a high-quality headset ; Comes with a 512MB memory card ; Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo support ; Nice legible display ; Very good music player ; FM radio with RDS

Camera lacks autofocus and LED ; No EDGE ; Average display resolution ; Mass Storage for the memory card only ; Records video in QCIF (176 x 144 pixels) resolution only ; A bit overpriced

Outspokenly tech and sporty, Sony Ericsson's Walkman Series have so far seemed intended to attract men. A Walkman handset could hardly be seen in a lady's hand, let alone that of a fashion sensitive female user. Yet, the appeal of portable music ...

The W660 was announced in March as a mid-level Walkman phone with stylish design. It redesigns the W810, changes a little some features and adds 3G UMTS for faster Internet speed and ......

Sony Ericsson say that the W660i should be available from Q2 2007 in Record Black and Rose Red colour combinations.

Get your music, videos, and games to go in one slick cell.

Another day, another Walkman phone. But has the latest W660i 3G music phone got anything in its design and feature locker to make you sit up and take notice? 3G finds out.

The whole Walkman music experience is seamless, right through to the fully-featured, superb-sounding music player.

Compared to past Sony Ericsson efforts like the W810i and K750i, the W660i's two-megapixel camera is poor.

The W660i is a capable music phone and a tad swisher than fellow Walkman candybars, its design still failed to inspire us

Sony Ericsson's W660i Walkman phone does what it says on the tin. It's a traditionally designed music phone that comes with a decent set of sound-isolating headphones, as well as a reasonable 2-megapixel camera

Impressive music playback ; good keypad ; RSS reader ; Bluetooth A2DP

No flash for camera ; weedy onboard speaker

If you're not impressed by the latest flip, flick and slide designs and hanker after something a bit more traditional, then the W660i is a good bet. It's a solid and reliable handset that's easy to use and has excellent music features

The W660i isn't the most advanced handset. However, its decent all-round feature set, straightforward design and user interface are likely to attract the mainstream crowd.

Classic yet functional design ; thumb-friendly controls ; Bluetooth stereo ; FM radio ; external memory card slot

Not quadband ; no autofocus or built-in photolight

The top half on the back of the phone also has some motifs etched onto it

Before the Apple iPhone arrived, Sony Ericsson had laid claim to be the most powerful mobile music brand in town. Hugely successful, Sony Ericsson's Walkman portfolio has expanded to suit almost every taste and price point

Excellent Walkman music player, 3G connectivity for fast downloads, Good value for money 3G Walkman phone

Camera lacks autofocus and flash, Familiar Walkman design. Again, Can't charge phone while listening to Walkman

The Sony Ericsson W660i is an accomplished music phone, but there isn't much new on offer except the design.…

The whole Walkman music experience is seamless, right from the PC software, through to transferring your songs and finally listening on the fully-feature, superb sounding music player

Compared to recent Sony Ericsson handsets like the W810i and K750i, the W660i's two-megapixel camera is poor

While the new W660i is a highly capable music phone and a tad swisher than fellow Walkman candybars, its oh-so-familiar design still failed to inspire us.