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Sony Ericsson W995 Mobile Phone Review - The Media Machine
- By Carlson Osbourne
- Published 02/3/2010
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Multimedia mobilephones can cost a lot, however there are alternatives to purchase something so expensive and just turn them into affordable mobilephone monthly contract deal. You can just compare cheap mobilephone Sony Ericsson W995 offers and see which would be the best for your budget.
View all articles by Carlson OsbourneAnother gem of technology from Sony Ericsson, that will fulfill your everyday media needs. The slick, slim and sophisticated look of this phone makes it an irresistible purchase, but how does it compare to other phones on the market?
As expected from one of Sony Ericsson’s modern creations, the W995 has the standard features that we have all come to love and depend on: Bluetooth, FM radio, a decent picture and video taking application, as well as a few added extras - such as the WiFi. For the music lovers, the Walkman, a simple solution to ‘music on the go’, is a Godsend; complimented by the phone’s high-quality sound system. Another bonus is the detachable stereo speakers and docking station, an accessory to make this mobile more than just a mobile phone.
The media magic continues with ‘Media Go’, a useful tool that allows you to transfer files between your phone and your computer. Despite the odd complaints of this being a slow process, it is easy enough - even converting files automatically. In addition, an unexpected feature to tickle your movie taste buds is the ‘PlayNow arena’. This gives you access to up to 60 films (plus a selection of music, games, themes and ringtones) all at the touch of a button. Also, if it is films you love, Sony has gone all the way by giving you instant access to YouTube. Watching those strange yet funny videos has never been any easier!
If criticism about one thing concerning this phone is needed, it would be the picture quality. An 8-megapixel camera is certainly above average, and is reasonable considering the price of the phone; however, with competition from other companies running fierce, it’s not exactly one to boast about. The autofocus and face recognition settings do make up for the 8 megapixels, but not for another disappointment: the 2.6-inch screen. This is a screen size that once would have easily impressed, but, with today’s touch-screen technology and, let’s face it, larger, brighter and better-quality screens, the W995 is lacking in this area.
When you’ve finished indulging yourself in all the phone has to offer; whether it’s the music, the films, chatting on Facebook or having a browse around YouTube, you can sit and admire the beauty of the actual phone itself. Available in black, silver or red for the moment, this phone looks modern, stylish and very cool. The slim build makes it perfect for holding, and the light weight of 114 grams is also a nice surprise. To add to the chic appearance, the sliding mechanism is smooth, yet strong. Furthermore, even though the keypad is in the traditional style, it is still manageable, and tucked away neatly when not needed.
