Sony Ericsson’s world wide acclaimed Walkman series has carved a niche in the world of music phones. The situation is like this that these highly powerful music phones have become the another name of easy music. Well, its not an exaggeration, but a fact that the advent of Walkman series has really raised the bar for others and other handsets manufactures are trying their best to match up with the quality of these phones. The next big performer of this elite league is the Sony Ericsson W880i, which comes packed with loads of exciting features.

The Sony Ericsson W880i is not only a music powerhouse, but it also adds a lot of style in your mobile life. This designer phone is very well designed and supports amazing connectivity and music features – all that you would love to have in your mobile phone. The most striking thing about the Sony Ericsson W880i is its petite designing, as it is just 9.4mm thin and easily slips into your pocket without getting noticed. However, this gadget carries a ultra-thin profile, but nothing has been left out as all the essential goodies are duly packed into it. Besides that it also comes with a set of music and navigation keys to let you get quick access to all the desired functions. As a Walkman phone, the Sony Ericsson W880i ensures that you get the best music experience. It is loaded with the updated Walkman player, which is all set to rock your world. On the other hand, this music player can support music in various popular formats such as MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+, WAV, WMA, and MIDI files. Furthermore, it also comes with its own MegaBass and equaliser settings – play music the way you like with the right effects.

Although music is the foremost priority of the Walkman series, but it also comes with other remarkable features. It is endowed with a 2 mega pixels camera, which can grab those quality snaps for you. Well, there are various assisting camera features which help you to shoot with precision such as night mode, panorama view and burst mode. Play all your music like never before with the Sony Ericsson W880i.

By: Carly Charu