Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the Sony Ericsson C902 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Ericsson C902.
June 2008
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71 Reviews
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The C902 bucks the chunky camera phone trend by stuffing a five-megapixel camera into a lithe body. The camera itself is a real charmer, capturing excellent print-worthy snaps. You can improve your pics using an array of shortcuts on the touch screen, inc...
The C902 Cyber-shot does sacrifice a full-on Xenon flash to keep its trim figure, relying instead on an LED to illuminate gloomier subjects. That's not as bad as it sounds though, as it's actually pretty powerful. So snappers accustomed to...
Don't let the lack of a Xenon flash put you off: this slimline camera phone is one of Sony Ericsson's finest models to date. And we've dated a few.Best offers for the Sony Ericsson C902eBay.co.uk £144.99 Amazon Marketplace £164.29 Am...
Abstract: Or maybe not. While the camera on the Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot works splendid, my fingers may be too large to use the zoom feature on the screen of the device so while you have a brilliant camera, functionality has yet to catch up.The Sony Ericsso...
Abstract: Its impossible not to like the C902. Its design is minimalist yet slick, straightforward yet innovative and the camera is the most capable that we have encountered on any Cyber-shot to date. Features such as Google Maps and TrackID only add to the ent...
Maybe were overreacting. Maybe the C902 isnt the new slimline K850i after all. Maybe its the new K770i – though we thought that was the C702 - and a C903 or C904 device will come along and slot in between the C902 and C905 before the K850i gets the...
The C902 boasts excellent build quality and looks very stylish. If you're looking for a great camera phone though then the lack of xenon flash and small screen doesn't do it for us -- instead we'd recommend the C905.Like this phone? Compare 8,750 Sony ...
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Published: 2008-06-24, Author: Frank , review by: CNET.co.uk
Good quality snaps; slim, sexy design; excellent music player
Sometimes sluggish response; video recordings aren't great
The C902's 5-megapixel camera takes very good shots, but they're not quite sharp enough to rival those from a dedicated digital camera. Nevertheless, it's still a great phone that's packed with cool features and blessed with a gorgeously stylish desig...
webbased features lineup including Google Maps photo geotagging, 3.5mm headphones adapter supplied
No Xenon flash LED photo light flash instead, 2inch display is small for a photocentric cameraphone, No WiFi, No GPS receiver, Memory card slot under back panel
Sony Ericsson goes super-slim with its latest 5-megapixel 3G cameraphone, and despite some compromises, its fine usability and features make it a highly attractive package ...
Images are still behind compacts, for the time being!
Overall, the C902 offers an awful lot for a cameraphone. There are, understandably, still limitations posed by the nature of the device – the C902 lacks an optical zoom of any sort and images are a touch grainy and slightly lacking in sharpness when...
