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The budget Sony Ericsson W302 Walkman music phone compromises on many things -- camera size, video quality and Web browsing, for example -- but, thankfully, not sound quality. Small in size and low in price, it's a good choice if you don't want to get ...

Great sound quality ; included FM radio ; very light ; trim design

Proprietary headphone jack ; clumsy music-transfer software ; jaggy video ; shoddy Web browser

The Sony Ericsson W302 Walkman delivers good sound quality in a neat design for a low price. For those who want a decent, inexpensive phone that plays music, it's a good choice, but don't bother with the poor camera and Web browser

Sony Ericsson's W302 slots in at the lower end of the Walkman range but at what cost?

Tane me a few days to get used to the phone but I love how easy it is to use and sending a text is very easy. I have use Sony Ericsson in the past and this phone seems easy and good to use. Screen is very clear. To make battery last a little longer I have...

Clear screen, Easy to use

Needs charged every 36 hours if phone used a lot. Buttons maybe to small for anyone with big fingers.

Great phone except for the usual SE sins.

Walkman ; Megabass

No 3.5 mm jack, proprietary expensive M2 card

This is a solid quad-band phone. It feels tough, rugged and built to last. At 100g it's not hugely light, but we're glad--it's the kind of build that benefits from being just a little heavier than some, with a chunky, well-spaced-out set of keys that are...

I brought this phone thinking that for the price it would be a good bet. Having used this brand before, I was sorely disappointed with its overall performance after a couple of months use. Now, the phone itself cost me £59 (from Orange) back in April 2009

The camera

Software crashes, poor interface design, text size, lack of proper ringtones, can't download stuff