Excerpt: The Sony Ericsson W705 is more than your standard Walkman device that we’ve seen in the past. Yes it does come with a wicked speaker and also a great set of earphones.
Excerpt: Offering the same basic design as the W705 is the Sony Ericsson W705a, commonly known as the Telstra-version that provides a completely new dimension within the usability
Excerpt: Offering the same basic design as the W705 is the Sony Ericsson W705a, commonly known as the Telstra-version that provides a completely new dimension within the usability
Summary: Impressions Sony Ericsson W705 has a catchy look and a low price that will probably boost the Swedish-Japanese joint venture revenues on the short run.
Pros: One of the best looking sliders belonging to the Walkman series portfolio, Sony Ericsson W705 promises to attract fans of the brand and form factor. The excellent mult...
Cons: There are two main problems that I couldn't bear: the low quality of the voice sound during some calls and the mediocre camera, which misses so many capabilities. Prob...
Excerpt: Sony Ericsson's W705a is a Telstra-exclusive version of the . It offers the same design and features as the original model, but the TelstraOne Experience interface offers...
Pros: TelstraOne Experience interface, design, well-implemented controls and keypad, smooth slider, HSDPA-capable, Wi-Fi, 4GB M2 card included
Cons: Slider does wiggle slightly when pressed, incoming audio could be louder, no GPS
Excerpt: The latest addition to the range of Walkman mobile phones is the Sony Ericsson W705. Though this mid-range, HSDPA-capable mobile phone doesn’t offer any groundbreaking...
Pros: Design, well-implemented controls and keypad, smooth slider, HSDPA capable, Wi-Fi, 4GB M2 card included
Cons: Slider does wiggle slightly when pressed, back cover creaks, incoming audio could be louder, no GPS
Excerpt: Tune in Partners In all my years of reviewing mobile phones, surprisingly enough I had never reviewed or even used a Sony Ericsson handset until the W705 arrived on my