gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2016-11-14 23:20:53
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Sony Ericsson W910i is a mobile phone with the tag, 'Walkman in style.' The mobile phone has a thin but elegant slider, and has 3.6 Mbps HSDPA, Bluetooth, and EDGE and uses Walkman 3.0. It boasts of a fast photo browser and powerful loudspeaker. The ca...
Like that wet kid from the Sixth Sense or Annette Fielding, the W910i has an freaky extra sense – SenseMe – which automatically creates playlists based on your tagged songs. For instance if you tag Boccelli you’ll get other operatic numb...
If we’re hyper-critical we’d say it’s plasticky and the two-megapixel camera’s stingy, but that’s all. Move on now. Nothing else to see here.
Sony Ericsson truly is a music-mobile maestro (try saying that when you’re drunk!). With SenseMe, HSDPA, and a new motion sensor, the W910i is like the Lloyd Webber of the tuneful phone industry, only better looking. Best offers for the Sony Ericsso...
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Tastefully decked out in Noble Black or Heart Red (who thinks up these colours), the W910i is a slider-type phone. It has a display that certainly grabbed your attention. Taking over most of the front area, this 2.4 inch TFT screen is capable of show...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2016-11-14 23:20:53
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Colour aside, I rather like this mobile. The shake control feels a little like a chancy add-on which you will either like or loathe, but there are lots of good features and the slider format keeps the phone down to a pocketable size. Sony Ericsson - W...
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The latest in Sony Ericssons ever expanding range of Walkman phones, the Sony Ericsson W910i introduces a couple of nifty music features. SensME technology and Shake it! should keep music lovers busy, while other features certainly havent been o...
A nifty and stylish music phone with a decent feature set. We like the Sony Ericsson W910i. IDG staff Lowest online price: £N/A...
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Sony Ericsson W910i S ome phone brands are known to be the first to integrate innovative techniques in their mobile phones. When Sony Ericsson introduced the W910i an innovation was born, ready to reinforce the Sony Ericsson Walkman series. The Sony Er...
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You want to rock to the music? Well Sony Ericssons W910i Walkman phone allows you to, quite literally, with a motion sensor Shake control that can switch you from track to track at the flick of a wrist. This is one of the novel movement-based contro...
3G, Shake control, Excellent music performance, Attractive design, Large display...
Limited camera features...
The W910i is a well designed handset that offers an above par listening experience...
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recombu.com Updated:
2016-11-14 23:20:53
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One of Sony Ericsson's best Walkman phones and the first one to feature SensMe. Not only does the W910i boast a large screen it also features an innovative music browser that's now a standard feature of all of the Walkman phones.What we likeIt feels mo...
The W910i boasts excellent sound quality and is the first Sony Ericsson Walkman phone to come with the innovative SensMe music browser, which looks good and adds a new dimension to music listening. Music fans will find the lack of built-in headphone ja...
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The W910is slick sliderphone design also nods firmly in the direction of Sony Ericsson’s W880i slimline candybar - reviewed here. At 12mm thick, the W910i is a relatively skinny slider, although with a large face - 99 x 50mm - to accommodate a sizea...
It’s good to see that Sony Ericsson is evolving its Walkman phone range with the W910i. Shake control in its earliest implementation might be more gimmick than must-have gadgetry, but we can also see its potential. Other elements could be better &nd...
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Its official: the award for the most gimmicky mobile phone feature unveiled this year goes to Sony Ericsson. The latest instalment in its successful Walkman series introduces a "shake control" function. Holding down the W910is Walkman button while t...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2016-11-14 23:20:53
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Sony Ericsson W910i Review by 3G.co.uk 3Gs 30 Second Comment The first Walkman with 3G HSDPA. This is gonna be downloading heaven. Sony Ericsson W910i Review by 3G.co.uk As many of our loyal readers will be aware, while 3G.co.uk remains a big fan of...
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techradar.com Updated:
2016-11-14 23:20:53
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Nokia may be pushing its new music service, and Apples iPhone has at last arrived in the UK, so Sony Ericsson definitely has a fight on its hands as its iconic Walkman range battles for the mobile music high ground. But if its true that the latest Wa...
Genuinely excellent music player, Slimline style, 3G with HSDPA...
Gimmicky shake feature, Underpowered camera...
Nokia may be pushing its new music service, and Apples iPhone has at last arrived in the UK, so Sony Ericsson definitely has a fight on its hands as its iconic Walkman range battles for the mobile music high ground. But if its true that the latest Wa...
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The latest in Sony Ericssons ever expanding range of Walkman phones, the W910i introduces a couple of nifty music features. SensME technology and Shake it! should keep music lovers busy, while other features certainly havent been overlooked -- the...
HSDPA capable, design and build quality, large display, new multimedia interface, SensME and Shake it! technology...
Expensive, in-call volume could be louder, below average camera The Final Word The W910i is another excellent addition to the Walkman range, combining a well-crafted design with some new music features. It doesnt come cheap, but provided you dont req...
The W910i is another excellent addition to the Walkman range, combining a well-crafted design with some new music features. It doesnt come cheap, but provided you dont require an exceptional camera, this handset is definitely another winner.
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Sony Ericsson impresses again with its new monster screened slider phone.
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Video review: The W910i is veritable shakermaker and the most feature-stuffed and multimedia savvy Walkman phone to date...
Sleek and lightweight design. New look Media menu. Seamless shake controls and motion sensors. Awesome sounding Walkman player...
Prone to the odd creak. Average two-megapixel snapper. Fiddly Walkman button for activating shake controls...
The W910i is veritable shakermaker and the most feature-stuffed and multimedia savvy Walkman phone to date...
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For those looking for HSDPA connectivity from their music phone the W910 will offer it and a host of other features at the same time...
HSDPA connecitivity, Shake feature, SensMe, software tools...
Shake feature bit of a gimmick, only 2 megapixel camera...
For those looking for HSDPA connectivity from their music phone the W910 will offer it and a host of other features at the same time...
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Mobile88.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:32:16
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The much anticipated flagship of the Walkman series, the W910i slider. The model is obviously remarkable for its looks, since it¡¦s one of the thinnest music phones within its class. The stylish body has all the latest SE developments ins...
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firstpost.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:32:15
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The recently concluded World Mobile Congress elected it as the Mobile of the Year. Tech2.0 previewed a prototype late last year and it did fairly well. So does the W910i deserve all the hype? We got to review it properly this time, so perhaps we can sh...
Large and clear display, Smooth slider, Great design, Plenty of fun features...
Keypad not easy to use, Music player and camera just okay...
The recently concluded World Mobile Congress elected it as the Mobile of the Year. Tech2.0 previewed a prototype late last year and it did fairly well. So does the W910i deserve all the hype? We got to review it properly this time, so perhaps we can sh...
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techtree.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:32:16
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Back in 1979, Sony -- the Japanese multi-national corporation, gave birth to the Walkman. The purpose of devices bearing this brand was to make music portable for the masses. They started with cassette players; later progressing to the Discman rang...
Sleek and light body, Large screen, Feature-rich, Good sound quality, Good looking and easy-to-use interface.
Slow interface, Average camera for a premium-segment phone, Slightly expensive.
A2DP performance was above average. I paired it with the Motorola S9 Stereo headset and the sound quality was good. But there would be connection losses which at times caused a lag while listening to songs. The provided Memory Stick card reader is very...
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The Sony Ericsson W910 reinforced the Walkman ranks with a suave, yet strong performer. The thin and elegant slider does look the part, while HSDPA (3.6 Mbps) and Walkman 3.0 are the right features to expect in a high-end device. At first glance, the W910...
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