Hands-on with Sony Ericsson's stylin' W660i

by Sean Cooper posted Mar 15th 2007 at 2:54PM

Sony Ericsson's lovely and fairly tiny W660i is looking gorgeous in both record black and rose red. What immediately stands out when flipping through the user interface is the screen quality -- on par with the k790a, k800i -- and the smooth and slick animations. We had hoped for a few more notable announcements from Sony Ericsson, but will of course take what we can get. We thought it interesting to point out that one of the devices in the shots we posted last week shares some similar key design with the W660i. Follow the links for more pics by our favorite hand model, "random guy at the SE booth."

Gallery: Hands-on with Sony Ericsson's stylin' W660i

Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Audio

Tags: candybar, cebit, cellphone, ericsson, hands-on, phone, se, sony, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, w660i, walkman

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jak0b @ Mar 15th 2007 3:18PM

Compared to my Sony Ericsson w880i, the w660i looks kinda' chubby :P

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PreGHz @ Mar 15th 2007 3:18PM

The battery's about to die.

Someone give it a charge, STAT!

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Sanjin @ Mar 15th 2007 4:07PM

Out of those five pics listed above, what's going on in the last one? What's that thing by his thumb?

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Castle @ Mar 15th 2007 4:09PM

Looks small and sleek

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Deezee @ Mar 15th 2007 4:10PM

Where and when can I get this thing?

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TrueDis @ Mar 15th 2007 4:53PM

Thank god the back of the black one isn't orange! All of the press release photos just showed the back of the red one, so I was worried they were hiding that ugly orange on the back of the black one.

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Eleventeen @ Mar 16th 2007 3:32PM

"Out of those five pics listed above, what's going on in the last one? What's that thing by his thumb?"

Looks like one of those adhesive alarm systems like they have in electronics stores to me.

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Sam Enos @ Apr 25th 2007 8:35PM

When and where can I get one of these?

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