A real cell phone. Review on Sony Ericsson W810i

Being my sixth and current phone, Sony Ericsson W810i is very dear and lovely to me. I don't know, maybe it's because of the fact I'm the way too much familiar with it, but there's one thing I know, that this phone has handed me a lot. I use a white one, and even its color has lots of good to me.

As to the fact why I bought a Sony Ericsson W810i, I must admit that I had not meant to buy it especially, but I decided it was the time to change my previous cell phone. Well, when I headed to the place, I was remembering how I loved music. And when I arrived at the place, I spoke to myself and told: "I will have the phone with the best music player."

I did so, and took a white Sony Ericsson W810i, almost the cheapest among all, and almost the best for its media player. But, you should know yourself, in Sony Ericsson environments, we call it "Walkman".

Then I loved it afterwards, and moved on with it. I like its design - very othantic and classical; and there's dozens of things more that I like about Sony Ericsson W810i. For example, its voice is easily controlled, and go up as that of a desktop computer, and perhaps even more, while it can go down such that only you can hear it in a little room. And its menu: there's an excellent core programming in this phone. It runs (works) second-to-second, and you can't speak about a being late when processing.

All in all, it's a real cell phone. At least, I know it because I use it for 8 months (and it's very new still) and I know it very well.