As one of the cheapest handsets in Sony Ericsson’s Walkman range, the W302 may not have all those delicious little extras so beloved of today’s high-end mobiles, but it serves up a satisfying portion of the basics, and a little bit more.
It’s a stylishly slim little number, for a start, just 10.5mm thick and tipping the scales at 78g, so no unsightly bulges.
The screen is clear and bright with 262,000 colours and despite a resolution of just 220×176 pixels you never get the feeling you’ve been short-changed (not that you’re going to be watching DivX movies on it or anything of the sort).
The cramped keyboard actually feels much better than it looks. It’s an ergonomic marvel since despite the tiny buttons, clever shaping and spacing means that it’s always easy to find your way around (though you’ll need to use the tip of your thumb).
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