Sony Ericsson W300i

The Sony Ericsson W300i, launched Q2 2006, is a clamshell phone from the W-series of Sony Ericsson.

Sony Ericsson W300i
ManufacturerSony Ericsson
Compatible networksEDGE, GPRS GSM 850/900/1800/1900
Memory20 MB internal
Removable storageMemory Stick Micro
BatteryLi-Po 900 mAh battery
Data inputsKeypad

This quad-band phone features an internal 20 MB storage, with a Memory Stick Micro slot for expansion, up to an additional 2 GB. Its dimensions are 90 mm × 47 mm × 24 mm with a weight of 94 g.

Specifications
Feature Specification
Display1.8″ TFT LCD 262K-colour (128×160 pixels)
Internal memory20 MB
Memory slotMemory Stick Micro (M2) card (sizes up to 2 GB supported).
Size90 × 47 × 24 mm
Weight94 grams (3.32 oz)
DataGSM (850/900/1800/1900), GPRS class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32–48 kb/s, HSCSD, EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbit/s, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB v2.0
ColorsShadow Black, Shimmering White, Lime Green
Stand-by timeUp to 400 hours
Talk timeUp to 9 hours
Music playbackUp to 27 hours (continuous playback)
Compatible media formatsMP3, 3GP, AAC (LC and HE) in both MP4 and M4A containers, AMR, MIDI, IMY, EMY, WAV (up to 16 kHz sampling rate), 3GPP streams
CameraVGA with ability to record 176×144 3GPP video or 640×480 still images
Display128×160 pixels colour screen

Walkman music player

The W300i also functions as a Walkman music player. The W300i can read both MP3 and MP4 tracks, and software which comes with the mobile phone (Disc2Phone) can convert other file types such as WMA, and although album artwork is not viewable, the W300i will read track details (via id3v1 tagging): artist, album, song name and sort them for easy access.

Known issues

White Screen Of Death – According to many owners, the screen has a tendency to freeze and/or go white.[1]

  • This is a Sony Ericsson W300i showing the white screen of death.

Flimsy parts – The top of the phone is also known to have some flex issues.[2]

Battery cover – It has been stated in some official and unofficial reviews that the battery cover is very difficult to open. The User's Manual shows that you only have to push out the battery cover, yet this is very difficult to accomplish. An easy fix for this is to put an eraser on the cover and use it to slide the cover open. Furthermore, continued opening and closing of the battery cover causes it to lose its ability to stay on the phone, and instead needs to be taped or glued on. However, it's only stated that SOME of the phones have this particular issue, not all of the W300i series have this problem. Also it's noted that some of the batteries that are inserted into the phone swell up within a month or so.

References
  1. "SONY ERICSSON W300I Review - Mobile Phones UK". Retrieved 2008-04-25.
  2. "SONY ERICSSON W300I Review - CNet". Retrieved 2008-04-25.
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