Overall though, it's a lovely little phone, packed with features, including fast HSDPA 3G if your network supports it, video calling, Java games, TrackID, FM radio, SE's easy blogging partnership with Blogger.com and more. The competition is closing fast, but for now, Walkman is still leading the music phone race. Read more

The Sony Ericsson W910 is a rather unconventional looking slider phone, and one of the newer members of the Walkman line of music handsets. Sam takes the W910 out for a walk about Hong Kong to see how it measures up to other music phones. Read all about it in our review. Read more

Sony Ericsson W910i

Despite its 72-chord polyphony, the W910i is no better than other Sony Ericsson branded phones in terms of audio performance. The loudspeaker is average volume-wise and provides pretty rich sound. The vibro alert is of moderate power or even slightly higher than that, but even this fact isn’t an excuse for the situations when it proves too weak to be felt. The reception part is in line with other products from the company, meaning that it is quite decent. The handset ... Read more

Sony Ericsson W910 Review

The impression that Sony Ericsson left with us W910 is positive rather than negative. It is indeed a very pleasant Walkman phone featuring a gorgeous color combination, slim design, and a good display, about its only drawback being the camera. Of course, it is not a Cyber-shot, so demanding perfect photos can be a bit too much; however, it is normal that a high-class phone’s resources should not be so mediocre in this respect. Read more

The W910i is great for those looking to purchase a trendy music phone with a little bit of fun, but which doesn't lack in features, although it's a little pricey. Read more