Sony Ericsson W580 mobile phone review

Shake it like a Polaroid picture - motion sensors come to the mobile, but is it any good?

Sony Ericsson W580 mobile phone. Phones, Mobile phones, Sony Ericsson, 2 megapixels and below, Walkman 0

Reviewer: Stuart Miles
Review Date: 3 September 2007
Manufacturer: Sony
Price as reviewed: £price dependent on contract
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Our score

8/10

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