Sony Ericsson W880 Expert Reviews

Super slim design ; excellent screen ; nice user interface ; feature-rich music player

Average camera ; no FM radio ; poor video quality

Overall, the W880i is a noteworthy addition to the Walkman series of phones. It has a good interface, excellent screen and useful features, and should fit the bill of every mobile user.

It feels like Sony Ericsson has been churning out Walkmans at a terrific rate recently, in all shapes, sizes and formats - sliders, candybars, cheap 'n' cheerful music players and fancy touchscreen smartphones. And if something's not broke, why fix it?

Great looks and fashionably thin, 3G connectivity, Very good music player with 1GB memory card

Keys small, No FM radio, No flash

There's no doubt it's a fashion item but we're pleased to report this hasn't come at the expense of performance or features

Sony Ericsson cuts on the fat for its newest Walkman phone. This slim gem will catch your attention, but will it make you shell out the moolah?

Slim, Light Weight, Walkman 2.0, Excellent Sound Quality, 2 MP camera, 1 GB M2 Memory, Elegant looks

Very Expensive, QCIF video recording, No FM, Uncomfortable alphanumeric keys

The Sony Ericsson W880i has an MRP of Rs. 24,599 with a one year warranty but off the street it is available for around Rs. 23,500. The phone is plain and simple expensive without a doubt. This price should see a drop later upto 19K perhaps, say in ...

Can a mobile be too thin? Sandra checks out the waif-like W880i.

I wanted to like the W880i because it looks so stunning. But in the end I think it's too thin for its own good.

We get to see a budget-minded couple get together in a secluded area with some greasy burgers, fries, and soda... but where does the Walkman phone come into play?..

Ushering in the Sony Ericsson W880i slim candybar phone is the first commercial by the folks at Sony. We get to see a budget-minded couple get together in a secluded area with some greasy burgers, fries, and soda... but where does the Walkman phone ...

A very thin and stylish 3G music phone. Lots of features - music player, video player and camera - but I found the keys were too close together and fiddly to use.

Thin, Slim, Lightweight, Stylish, Music player, 3G Internet access

No FM Radio, Small screen, No camera flash or auto focus, Keypad is tricky to use

The Walkman phone has been reinvented as a pancake-thin trendsetter. But can the W880i's svelte body still produce a musical roar?

The sexiest Walkman phone yet. 3G. User-friendly. 1GB memory card included.

Feeble internal storage. Camera lacks flash and autofocus. Very small buttons.

If you like candybars and like them slim, you're going to love the W880i. It has so many abilities underneath its thin metal skin and yet it maintains a thickness of less than 10 millimetres. It's also feather-light at only 71 grams.

The W880i is slim, sexy and surprisingly packed with features. If you can look past its tiny keys and tinsy sound, this is one music-phone that's worth a closer look.

Slim, attractive design ; solid build quality ; bundled with a 1GB memory card ; 3G ; loud speakers ; sharp image captures

Camera lacks autofocus and flash ; buttons are too small ; no FM radio ; tinny sound quality

The W880i has to be one of the thinest feature phones we have ever come across and it weighs only 71g.

The W880i is a cool phone with a great high-quality screen,though its battery life could be better and the lack of a flash hinders camera operation. From a connectivity point of view the Sony has it all.