Good: The Sony Ericsson C902 has a sleek, sturdy design with a brilliant display and a user-friendly navigation toggle. It also offers a generous feature set, a high-powered camera, and good call quality.
Bad: The Sony Ericsson C902 keypad is somewhat cramped, and its memory card slot is located behind the battery cover. Music quality was average, and photo quality could be a bit sharper.
Bottomline: The Sony Ericsson C902s photo quality suffered just a bit, but it remains a solid camera phone with a sharp design, a varied feature set, and good call quality. Specifications: Band / mode: WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900; Talk time: Up to 420 mi...
Abstract: Last time we checked Sony Ericsson C902 was a hi-end cameraphone and now its well into the daily grind of its megapixel league. Not being top-of-the-line is not necessarily a bad thing though. At 250 euro and heading down, Sony Ericsson C902 is a mus...
Bottomline: Lately, Sony Ericsson phones have been the weapon of choice in the Bond movies. In Casino Royale it was the SE K800i that Daniel Craig flaunted. And in his next outing Quantum of Solace, it will be the SE C902. There is a special edition James Bon...
Bottomline: 2008 has been really a great year for Samsung Telecommunications; we saw some really innovative products like the i450, Soul and G800 with 3x optical zoom. And the latest device from Samsungs flagship is the slick-looking F480 TouchWiz. The design i...
Abstract: The Sony Ericsson C902 is Sony Ericsson’s latest Cyber-shot branded phone on the market, and with its slightly updated camera software and additional features, it is also the best Cyber-shot phone on the market, although it lacks a xenon flash. ...
Good: 5MP camera, Great design and build quality, Great battery life, Good music player, Accelerometer.
Bad: Camera quality not up to the mark, Wi-Fi absent.
Bottomline: This cybershot phone doesnt just deliver in photography but delivers in music, entertainment, call quality, battery life and style too. This is a pretty good package when looking at a price tag of Rs. 20,000. Since it has 3G support, it is also futur...
Abstract: By Amos Yeo In contrast with the very first Cyber-shot phone, the Sony Ericsson C902 is a prime example of how technology keeps on improving. Sleeker, lighter and with a souped up camera, lets see if this latest technological jump is worth every do...
Good: Innovative design, Feature-rich, Decent battery life, Good FM radio reception
Bad: Keypad will take getting used to, Image quality is just about okay, Audio player sound is too low
Bottomline: Sony Ericsson’s Cyber-shot range of mobile handsets come in some trendy designs. As they carry the name of Sony’s digital camera range, the expectation of similar performance is unavoidable. Then again, we have to take into account that w...
Abstract: We are in Cyber-shot territory with the C902; a quad-band 3G mobile with HSDPA. My review sample came SIM-free from Expansys, but you can get it SIM free elsewhere too and it is available widely on contract.Right from the outset I liked this phon...
Good: The five-megapixel camera is packed with an array of features, and the lens is expertly hidden behind the slider mechanism....
Bad: The lack of Xenon flash, Wi-Fi and GPS may deter some.Look and Feel...
Bottomline: Sony Ericsson may have changed its branding, but the Cyber-shot range continues to bloom in the camera phone market. The C902 is our favourite so far, with a feature-packed five-megapixel camera; however, there is so much more to the C902 than its snap...
Abstract: Our C902 unit was loud enough be hear in most, even call-unfriendly environmnets. The reception quality of the C902 was quite good – we got strong signal levels in most places and didn’t notice any significant differences from other contemporary solut...
Abstract: Besides C702, this is another Cyber-shot model that has been announced in Barcelona. The model numbering makes it clear that it is on a higher level of the imaginary SE-pyramid than its dust- and water-resistant brother, it is near to the topmost posit...
Abstract: At the Barcelona-based Mobile World Congress this year, two imaging-focused handsets were added to the Cyber-shot family, the C702 and the C902. With that, Sony Ericssons camera-phones have taken on a new naming convention beginning with the letter C ...
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