Sony Ericsson W960i

Walkman music player, connectivity

Control, keypad keys feel flimsy, no standard headphone socket

As a music player it works well, especially with that 8GB of storage, but the W960i seems to fall short in many areas: control is a significant issue, the OS is slow to respond at times, and the lack of a 3.5mm headphone socket is inconvenient.

The W960i is, as you might guess from the familiar "W" prefix, yet another member of the Walkman family of mobile phones. With its GSM/GPRS functionality, this phone packs a 2.6-inch touch screen display and a 3.2 megapixel camera into its vinyl...

Versatile interface, impressive camera, 8GB internal memory, excellent music player

No memory card slot, no built-in 3.5 microphone jack, price, occasionally sluggish interface, erratic predictive text input

The W960i ticks most of the boxes we expect from a good music player, including smart applications, great functionality and oodles of on-board memory. Unfortunately, a few design blunders have left it slightly wanting as a mobile phone.

brilliant interface, music capabilities and layout of features.

camera needs to be a 5mp really!

easy to use text, good size screen, good visual display, great memory size.

battery life does not seem to have been addapted to the design of the phone.

its really easy and fun to use, loads of really cool features and much faster than any nokia i'v tried. im currently travelling round europe and it is excellent for booking hostels and checking train times

the stand-by life of the battery is quite good but listening to music or surfing the internet (which is also pretty good) seems to drain it quite quickly, especially if doing both together

Its a nice phone glad i bought it. All its features are great

sometimes the touch screen annoys me but i still llike the phone. Battery life is very poor i have to charge it every day otherwise it will just switch its self off

good for music

broke within days!!!!!!!. battery doesnt last very long at all !!!!!