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Sony Ericsson W830 (2006)

Sony Ericsson W830

Release year: 2006 ★ 2.7/5(104 ratings)

Sony Ericsson W830 is a Walkman phone with Tri-band operation, equipped with a 262 thousand color display, built-in 2 megapixel main camera (1600x1200 pixels) with the ability to record videos and use the flash, SMS and MMS messaging, organizer, java support, RSS feeds technology, currency converter, Bluetooth connectivity for short-range data exchange and music streaming service. Sony Ericsson W830 also features an E-mail client, FM radio with RDS, 16 MB expandable with Memory Stick Duo Pro, EDGE. The phone also features a melody composer and interchangeable covers for complete personalization.

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Technical specifications

NetworksTri-band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Dimensions98 x 47 x 21 mm
Weight with battery116 g
BatteryLithium
Standby time350 h
Talk time7 h

In the box: Battery, user manual, travel charger, 1 GB Memory Card included

Messaging

SMSYes
MMSYes
Predictive text (T9)Yes
ChatNo

Design and display

DisplayTFT display, 262K colors and 240 x 320 pixels. Wallpapers and screensavers.
Adjustable contrastYes
Multi-line displayYes
Display color262K
Display size240 x 320 pixels
Backlit keypadYes
Keypad lockYes
One-touch phonebook accessYes
Antennainternal
VibrationYes
Headphone jackYes

Features

SIM Application ToolkitYes
Built-in speakerphoneYes
J2ME supportYes
Conference callingYes
Voice recorderYes
Phonebook entries1000
Memory16 MB expandable with Memory Stick Duo Pro

Connectivity

GPRSYes
WAPYes
IrDA (infrared)Yes
Built-in modemYes
EmailYes
BluetoothYes
USBYes

Personalization

MP3 playerYes
Custom ringtonesYes
Silent modeYes
Downloadable ringtonesYes
Polyphonic ringtonesYes
Downloadable images and logosYes
AM/FM stereo radioYes
GamesYes
Downloadable gamesYes
Alarm clockYes
CalculatorYes

Camera

CameraYes
Sensor2 MPixel camera
Image resolution1600x1200 pixels
ZoomYes
FlashYes
Photo phonebookYes
Image editorYes
Self-timerYes
Contrast and brightness adjustmentYes

Video

Video recordingYes