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The popularity of Sony Ericsson's Walkman phones is evidence of its versatile and robust audio capabilities. Following suit, the W810i offers an equally outstanding mobile music experience without imposed limitations found on many other devices.

Via USB 2.0 and through Disc2Phone PC software (included), consumers can quickly load music tracks from their CD collection. Transferred in an automatic Artist-Album-Title order, Disc2Phone makes it easy to sort, browse and transfer to the W810i.

Able to hold approximately 150 music tracks on a 512 MB Memory Stick PRO Duo (included), consumers can hold the equivalent of around 15 full length CDs. Additional cards up to 2 GB can be purchased. Aside from MP3 and AAC files, the W810i also supports MP4, 3GP, AAC, AMR, MIDI, IMY, EMY, and WAV (up to 16 kHz) formats.

Once loaded, consumers can launch the digital music player with the press of the Walkman Key. Accessing their favorite tracks, the directional keypad doubles as the music controller, allowing listeners to play, pause, or skip around conveniently. And should a call come in while the music player is active, users can pick up and pause with the press of a button, and start off where they left off after hanging up.

Sony Ericsson W810i MusicPressing the Activity Menu Key also allows listeners to multitask with the music playing in the background. Continuing to use the phone, users can send text messages and load applications while enjoying the music.

The W810i also features an Equalizer for adjustments to Bass and Treble levels. Three speaker ports along the back amplify music through Mega Bass audio effects, ensuring a loud stereo sound for a wonderful surround sound open-air music listening experience. For private listening, a Sony Ericsson HPM-70 portable stereo headset is included, attached through the Connection Port on the bottom.

If listening to the same songs gets tiring, the W810i also features a built-in FM radio. Capable of storing 20 preset channels, consumers can not only listen to live radio, but also access data through RDS (Radio Data Support) feeds. Through RDS, digital text feeds sent out by radio stations are broadcast to the W810i's screen, streaming information such as music, news, and weather.

Able to function with radio transmitters and receivers turned off (Music Mode), users can play music in airplanes, hospitals, and other situations where cell phones may not be allowed. Also saving significant battery life, the W810i can play music for up to 15 hours (Music Mode) rather than 8 hours (Normal Mode).

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Sony Ericsson W810i Review

Sony Ericsson W810i - Introduction / Design 1. Introduction / Design
Sony Ericsson W810i - Camera 2. Camera
Sony Ericsson W810i - Basic Features / Screen 3. Basic Features / Screen
Sony Ericsson W810i - Audio 4. Audio
Sony Ericsson W810i - Messaging / Entertainment 5. Messaging / Entertainment
Sony Ericsson W810i - Internet / Storage / Connectivity 6. Internet / Storage / Connectivity
Sony Ericsson W810i - Conclusion 7. Conclusion
Sony Ericsson W810i - Specs / User Reviews 8. Specs / User Reviews

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