Sony Ericsson W300

Sony Ericsson W300The W300i is a fun Walkman music phone. It comes with everything you need to enjoy your music wherever you go. It also has a camera and easy text and picture messaging. Take, save and share pictures of where you are. The W300i has Bluetooth built-in and supports USB connectivity. With a USB cable, move music from your PC to your phone and synchronise the phone calendar and contacts with your PC.


Sony Ericsson W300 Specification & Features

Availability Q2 2006
Form Factor Clamshell
Network GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
Dimensions 90mm x 47mm x 24mm
Weight 94g
Storage 20 MB
Expansion Memory Stick Micro (256MB memory stick included)
Side Keys Navigation key, selection keys, side volume keys, direct music keys
Platform
Battery Standard Battery type with 9.5 hours talk time and 400 hours standby time
Website Sony Ericsson W300 Official Site

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Display Type TFT
Size 128px X 160px
Colors 262144
2nd Display TFT 80px X 101px with 0 colors
Camera Type VGA
Zoom 4X
Flash
Video
Organiser Alarm
Calculator
Calender
Predictive Text T9
PC Sync
Speaker Phone
Voice
Messaging SMS
MMS
EMS
IM
Email POP3, IMAP4
Multimedia Java MIDP 2.0
Ringtones Polyphonic, mp3, aac
Music Playback mp3, aac
Video Playback
Connectivity GPRS Class 10
EDGE Class 10
WAP 2
Cable USB 2.0
Infrared
Bluetooth
Wifi
Extra Radio
Touch Screen
QWERTY
Others Push email, wireless village support, video streaming, 3D games, Sony Mega Bass, Macromedia Flash Lite, RSS feed

Sony Ericsson W300 Review

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Call quality was quite good with remarkable clarity and volume. We never had trouble getting a signal and rarely encountered static or interference. Callers reported the same conditions, and they could understand us under most conditions. Speakerphone quality was slightly worse--voices sounded hollow, but it was decent overall. We connected to the Plantronics Explorer 320 Bluetooth headset and encountered admirable call quality as well. The EDGE connection was sufficiently speedy for transferring small files. Using the included Disc2Phone software and USB cable, which also charges the phone, we tried loading music onto our W300i. Transfer time was relatively slow at 30 seconds for a 5MG song, so you'll have to be patient for a large transfer. On the whole, however, the software is easy to install and exhibited few of the quirks we found on previous models. What's more, the phone didn't turn off automatically when we disconnected the USB cable. Music quality was on a par with that of other Walkman phones: clear and crisp, though one transferred song had some very minor hiccups. The W300i won't replace a stand-alone MP3 player, but it does the job admirably for short stints. Our one real complaint was that the phone had a tendency to freeze during normal operation, such as when we were scrolling through a menu or when we were using the USB connection. On one occasion, we had to reboot, but more often, the phone unfroze after a couple seconds.

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