ProductCritic: Sony Ericsson W810i Reviews

Mobile Burn (95)

The Sony Ericsson W810 is simply one fantastic handset. While I found the speakerphone to be weak, and was disappointed by the lack of stereo Bluetooth support, it simply does everything else exquisitely well.

Gadget Centre (90)

The W810i has completely succeeded in its aim to iron out some of the kinks in the early Walkman handset.

GSM Arena (90)

In general, however, there are very few drawbacks that are worth mentioning, even though Sony Ericsson W810 is set on the constructional and design plans of the one-year old W800.

Good Gear Guide (90)

Overall the W810i is an excellent handset – definitely one of the best we’ve reviewed so far this year. If you own the W800i. there is really no need to upgrade, but if you don’t you’ll be delighted with both the features and quality this handset offers. All in all, a brilliant mobile phone.

Pocket-Lint (90)

So all’s well and good in the state of Walkman. And thanks to is great call quality and impressive battery life, we predict that this handset will go far!

Mobiledia (90)

Offering a Memory Stick Pro Duo slot for up to 2 GB of expandable memory, Bluetooth and infrared connectivity, top-of-the-line imaging and audio features, and unrivaled usability, the W810i one of the most well rounded devices ever to come to North America.

Lord Percy (88)

Overall the Sony Ericsson W810i is a good and useable mobile phone that packs some serious muscle when it comes to playing music.

Mobile Review (85)

So, in the end we meet a regular company’ bestseller, which will give a stimulus to third parties in developing their programs.

PC World (82)

While it’s no iPod, Sony Ericsson’s W810 does a more-than-adequate job as both a cell phone and a multimedia player.

CNET (80)

Sony Ericsson succeeds again with its third Walkman phone for the U.S. market, but the W810i brings only minor improvements over earlier models.

Phone Arena (80)

verall the W810 is one good multimedia phone with both pleasant design and options.

PC Magazine (80)

The Sony Ericsson W810i Walkman is a cute, powerful phone that has no cutting-edge features, but it does many things well.