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Walkman music player and FM radio, Built-in fitness features , Armband cradle
No 3G , Camera lacks autofocus , Distinctive appearance may not suit all
Sony Ericsson doesnt give a Walkman badge to just any old MP3-playing phone. After all most mobiles have some form of onboard media player. A Walkman phone must go further, offering a package and acoustic experience that is designed for those that tak...
Extrait: decent clamshell phone with pedometer: Mobile phones do a lot more than just handle voice calls these days, and it was only a matter of time before sporty active people were targeted by purveyors of handsets. Sony Ericssons W710i is not, ...
Extrait: For a sporty phone the W710i isn’t really geared for rough and tumble but keep it safe and it’s a worthy fitness companion. Its exercise apps and features aren’t as comprehensive and advanced as the Nokia 5500 in terms of planning and ma...
Stylish design; good side controls on front screen; big, clear front screen display; good music playback; plenty of bundled memory; bundled PC synch
Cant accurately measure distance travelled (though at least you can calibrate the pedometer)
The Sony Ericsson W750i is not a substitute for professional kit to help with your fitness training, and if you want to do anything other than running or jogging it is out of the question. This aside it is a well-designed phone with lots of plus point...
Unusual pedometer feature. Good call quality. Rugged.
Doesnt integrate music with exercise as well as the Nike + iPod does.
This mobile phone will actually help you live a more active lifestyle. Boasting an internal pedometer, it acts as fitness device that tracks your movements. Its also a Walkman-style digital audio player—and a pretty good cell phone, too....
Extrait: Sony Ericsson is on a roll with its music-centric Walkman phone line, and in the past year and a half, the company has been introducing new models as steadily as the beat of a drum. Its latest entry, the Sony Ericsson W710, puts a unique twist on the W...
Extrait: Not that long ago I reviewed Nokia's review5500 Sport and at the end of the process decided the handset wasn't really suitable for anyone serious about getting fit. I have to say from the start that I think the same about Sony Ericsson's W710i. If you wa...
While I dont consider it to be one of the better looking handsets the company has created, the Sony Ericsson W710i is still a very capable and fun handset to use. It might not have a best in class camera, but the music playback (with stereo Bluetooth ...
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Publié: 2006-09-28, Auteur: Kent , review by: cnet.com
The Sony Ericsson W710i has an attractive, user-friendly design and good call quality. It comes with Bluetooth, a speakerphone, a 2-megapixel camera, and a Walkman digital music player.
The Sony Ericsson W710i has a disappointing external display and some flimsy parts, and its camera lacks a few extras. Also, music player navigation was a bit sluggish.
The Sony Ericsson W710i is solid addition to Sony Ericssons Walkman phone line despite a few design hiccups and some missing features.
