Sony Ericsson W710i review by Mobile-Review

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You have to keep in mind, though, that a “sport-centric” model is not the one packing all its functionality in an impenetrable casing – in fact it may feature a standard shell. The sharpest distinction is presence of a sensor, tracking your speed, when you are running or walking. Having this tool on its board, a handset instantly moves to sport-centric range, in other words targeted at people who would really love to keep an eye on their loading. Naturally this holds true not only for sportsmen, but also for common people, going in for sports occasionally. So far only Nokia 550 and Sony Ericsson W710i may be considered as truly sport-orientated handsets. The biggest difference between these two is that Nokia offers more solid casing and runs S60 third edition operating system, which implies it originates from smartphones, while the solution by Sony Ericsson is just an ordinary feature-packed cell phone.

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[William520]

I am a Sony Ericsson fanatic. Flip-top phone buff. the phone is almost perfect but for the photo light. Wish it had one, because photo light for me is very useful, not only for camera but for other stuffs.

That's the only reason that I didn't buy this phone. Sticked with my w810i.

Wish that Sony Ericsson makes flip-top phone with good camera & photo light. By then it's perfect.

Please S.E. Make some.