okaystan's Review of Sony Ericsson W890i
1st Sep 2008
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Dont buy the Sony Ericsson W890i, I had the old w810i which is a far superior phone in almost all respects. Although the camera has 1 more megapixel I still don't really see how this is an upgrade? It has no flash or zoom and unless everything is perfectly still in your photo you will get a vibrant blur of colour. The sound quality of the phone is worse on the external speakers. Because it is so thin it can be tricky to hold and the buttons are smaller so it's harder to text. Also i barely have any signal anywhere and have to call people back 3 times in a 10 minute conversation... Its going back to the shop
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I feel you are comparing this phone to the W810 too much.
The camera on it is actually very good - if you wanted better you can usually find a K series that matches. I agree with what you said about the flash though as it's such a shame not having one.
Loud enough for me, but then I only use it for calls :)