Sony Ericsson W900i

This is an old review so the prices will be out, as it was originally written for ciao 2 years ago, basically straight after the phone came onto the market: Well I wish I had insurance on this, So due to some financial mess up's of my own I managed to get this on a contract, get the contract cancelled, get the phone broken all within a month...and never thought of insuring it. As with all my phones since about 2000, It's a Sony, which I've often felt had the best interface, very acceptable build quality, and I had replacement wires lying about for chargers etc (good reason to be loyal). So when the thing came in the post, bunged in my sim, bunged ...  Read the complete review

This is the 3rd walkman, and it is one of my favourites. The design was what appealed to me most, and that it was white, really got me in the heart, because 2005-2006 was not really the years of white coloured phones. It was a high-range phone, and though it no longer is on the shelves, and no longer high range, it is still a good phone though for the honesty, I would not recommend it now. But like all phones, I shall recite the goods and the bads. Bads first...to change things up a little. This is why I wouldn't get this phone now; It is quite thick, chunky and heavy, with 150g and 24mm. This is why the phone was a powerhouse (back in the day) ...  Read the complete review

Every year I get to upgrade my mobile phone for free and every year I spend a long time deciding what kind of phone I want, what features I want it to have, what I will use the phone for and also I also look for the latest phone on the market. This year I have opted for the Sony Ericsson W900 (i) 3G-enabled mobile phone, which is one of the latest phones available. To look at the W900 (i) is stylish and fun but at the same time it is a mobile phone with many capabilities. For the time being this phone is only available in white in the UK whereas black is the dominant colour in other countries, but I have to say the white is a strikingly clean white ...  Read the complete review