Sony Ericsson W880 Expert Reviews

The Sony Ericsson W880 is the World's thinnest Walkman (phone) ever! It's measuring in at only 9.4 millimetres in depth, which makes it fit perfectly in every pocket. It features the second generation Walkman player for mobile phones, which has a ...

W880 supports Flash - and thereby you can have Flash menus directly on your phone, which is really cool. There are three Flash themes (and thereby three different menus in Flash) and one theme with the original Sony Ericsson menu. I definitely like ...

Funnel your favorite music into the ultra slim W880i Walkman phone. Store up to 900 tracks - enough to give your musical taste buds whatever they fancy. 9.4mm thin and with a casing of stainless...

W880i is the slimmest phone Sony Ericsson has... just yet. And it doesn't disappoint!

Kung ikaw ang klase ng user na gusto ng phone for a phone per se, this one isn't for you. Pero kung ikaw naman ay ung klase ng user who likes a phone to impress people with, this is it. The Sony Ericsson W880i is the latest slim model released by ...

There are few who would deny that Sony Ericsson's W880 is one of the sexiest looking music phones on the market today. The question is, can its iPod Nano-like form factor work on a device that has to make phone calls and send messages as well as play ...

Compact and light, stylish, good music player, great reception

Cramped ergonomics, poor keypad and controls, no dedicated music keys

18 hours of calls and music Sample provided by: Multimedia shop, Vienna Sony Ericsson is the only real competitor to Nokia. Motorola can bring out a nice device now and again and Samsung is still in the fight, but Sony Ericsson remains the top ...

This is a great music player and it has great battery life for a phone. The 2 Mega Pixel camera will be good enough for most, but you will certainly miss the flash. The big problem is the keypad as it is too small, the metal keys are very hard to ...

The featherweight import takes on the heavyweight local champ in this battle between two dramatically different styles of phones. Will the XpressMusic slider win, or the svelte Walkman?

Sony Ericsson W880 is an odd telephone: intended to be used for music, it has fewer features in common with the cybershot models, which impairs its functionality, though. And despite the music orientation, there is the striking inadequateness of not ...

Thin body and solid construcion, Very good keyboard, TrackID gives excellent responce, 3G UMTS

Lack of FM radio, Only tri-band GSM, The camera is worse than the one of the first Walkman (W800)

This phone is so sweet; you might be tempted to scarf it down. Don't! The W880i is capable of so much more than just giving you nasty gastrointestinal pain. Besides being dead sexy with its striking metallic and rubberized case, and nearly as thin (9 ...

Clear, precise sound from music player. Works perfectly as a phone. Buttons are spaced evenly apart and provide good force feedback. Nearly inexhaustible battery. 3G Web browser is quick and easy to access. Includes 1GB Memory Stick Micro. ...

Included earbuds are so bad, they must be a practical joke from Sony. AC adapter and headset plug into the same port-so in order to charge the phone and listen to music simultaneously, you need to awkwardly piggyback the two. (Unless you're synched up ...

Sony Ericsson has announced new phones from their Walkman series: the W880/W888 and W610. New models should follow famous forerunner - the W810. Sony Ericsson sold 20 million Walkman phones to date. They also announced a lot of music accessories witch ...