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Guest 31st Jul 2009
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i have owned my sony for a few years and its durability has shocked me it has been kicked bashed run over and washed and is still working fine, also the quality of the sound and simple layout of the menus has made this my best phone to date
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Guest 18th Mar 2009
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Love this Sony Ericsson W810i phone loads and highly recommend it. Not too fancy although has a lot of good features. Able to download music and listen to the radio (although you have to have earphones to listen to the radio). Buy this phone and you won't be disappointed at all!!!!!- Read Guest's review (83 words)
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Guest 19th Jul 2008
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The camera is just good. Walkman is also good. The ear plugs rock. This phone has its different identity. Just buy it if you get it one. A very good walkman phone by sony ericsson.- Read Guest's review (40 words)
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Guest 8th Jun 2008
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This phone is excellent one. Even the Sony Ericsson w750i is not as good as this one. Sound is mind blowing. Best ever cell i have seen.- Read Guest's review (28 words)
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WOOPjustSMILE
30th Apr 2008
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The Sony Ericsson W810i phone is the best. Its far better than all the other phones I've had its so easy and reliable to use. The Sound is really good on it. The picture quality is excellent, however the game's on it are a tad rubbish need some more
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masontony
7th Apr 2008
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The mp3 player application remains resident in memory after use (even though you cant see it) this has the result of draining the battery quite quickly (5-6 hours). If you turn the phone off and then turn on again the application isn't loaded and the battery lasts for a few days, there is no option to terminate the application short of rebooting the phone.
Also the phone takes about 1 minute to boot up after switch on. This is due to searching the networks and loading the operating system.
I hav ...- Read masontony's review (124 words and 1 comment)
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SickoJay
4th Apr 2008
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The Sony Ericsson W810i is a great phone, Does everything you need. Value for money is good. Comes with a 512mb memory card. Seen so many people with these phones, Becoming very popular. Must have seen over 100 people in public with these phones. Great phone!- Read SickoJay's review (46 words)
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azzers
27th Mar 2008
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This a good phone especially considering how long it's been around. It has good sound quality from the in-built speakers as well as through the impressively bassy earphones. A 2 megapixel camera isn't to be sniffed at either. The phone itself has little memory but it comes with a 512mb memory card which can easily and inexpensively be upgraded.- Read azzers's review (70 words)
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SlashXWhole 26th Mar 2008
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It is brilliant and very stylish, I can't fault the quality, however the phone has a tendency to 'crash' (but that might just be mine). Love this, would definitely recommend people to buy this top quality mobile phone.- Read SlashXWhole's review (38 words)
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brains
23rd Mar 2008
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Overall excellent clear quality screen. The Sony Ericsson W810i has a 2mp camera which is very useful when you forget to bring a camera in places where you need it. Has a very good walkman music player which has many settings and is similar to the other walkmans. It comes with a 512mb stick which is very useful as it can store lots of things such as pictures. You can get bigger memory cards but you will need to purchase them. The w810i charges very quickly around an hour and it has a very long b ...- Read brains's review (164 words)
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Guest 10th Mar 2008
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Excellent- MUSIC IS VERY GOOD. Is has a good 2.0MP camera. looks are older than what it is. A2DP is needed.- Read Guest's review (22 words)
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anna1711 8th Mar 2008
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I recommend the Sony Ericsson W810i phone very much... I had it for a present for my birthday and not got bored. Its got a very good quality camera and everything about it i like. Its small which is good and reading other comments, yes it does seem very strong. I used to have a motorola and i prefer this phone a lot lot more. I dont know if its just me, but dont you think motorola's are going down hill...?? I think so sometimes with the comments ive heard from people. Anyway getting to the poin ...- Read anna1711's review (106 words)
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loonymoon76
4th Mar 2008
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I have owned my w910i for a year and a half and must say it's the best mobile phone I've so far owned. I have now had three Sony Ericssons, the last being the k700i which I never liked, never found easy to use and got rid of as soon as I could upgrade.
The Sony Ericsson W810i is a good looking, block type walkman phone.
The first thing about it that took some getting used to was that unlike on the earlier S-E phones there is no joystick, rather a button in the centre of a circular joy-pad. H ...- Read loonymoon76's review (469 words)
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Guest 16th Feb 2008
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This the best phone I have ever owned and I only had to pay £55 for it! (It was brand new!) I brought it for the WALKMAN but I didn't think the camera would be so good too. I recommend it highly especially as it is coming down in price.- Read Guest's review (70 words)
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Angiebabe72 30th Jan 2008
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Based on the quality of this phone my next one will almost certainly be a Sony Ericsson.- Read Angiebabe72's review (49 words)
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DebSenior
9th Jan 2008
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Had the Sony Ericsson W810i phone nearly a year now and the battery life is still really good, all the functions work perfectly despite, as I said before, my son launching it around the room! Its even been dropped twice on hard floors and although the casing is marked a little it seems this is a tough little phone!!- Read DebSenior's review (133 words)
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kazmay 8th Jan 2008
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Fab mobile and my favourite Sony Ericsson yet, would recommend this phone to everyone! My daughter bought me this phone for Christmas and I love it. It's a Fab easy to use phone with some great features. The camera is excellent and the battery life is too. It's a little yet robust phone which fits easily into my handbag.- Read kazmay's review (83 words)
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Guest 5th Jan 2008
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Fantastic phone!- Read Guest's review (20 words)
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Guest 30th Dec 2007
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Robust and durable (ive dropped mine a few times).
Great Fearures
Easy to use
Brilliant- Read Guest's review (15 words)
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vkx408 23rd Dec 2007
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The Sony Ericsson W810i is a really good phone. I find it simple but it holds a lot of info- Read vkx408's review (21 words)
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