Sony Ericsson V630i 3G musicphone shows up in UK

by Marc Perton, posted May 23rd 2006 at 10:54AM

Sony Ericsson keeps cranking out the high-style musicphones, and the V630i looks to be the latest edition to the line -- for UK Vodafone customers, that is. The phone, which eschews the Walkman branding used in other recent music-centric models, includes 10MB of internal memory, Memory Stick Micro support, a 176x220 display, 2 megapixel camera, trimode GSM support, and A2DP for Bluetooth stereo output. In sum, it reminds us a lot of another recent Sony Ericsson, the W810i, which has a similar feature set, but lacks A2DP (and that alone, of course, makes this one a new fave).

[Thanks, Goku]

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Sony Ericsson, Vodafone, GSM

Tags: mp3, phone, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, v630i, vodaphone, w810i, walkman

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Tarek @ May 23rd 2006 11:12AM

The other major difference being 3G ;)

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Guy Dudley @ May 23rd 2006 1:45PM

Isn't the k610 a closer relative?

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Amsterman @ May 23rd 2006 2:00PM

Voadfone is infamous for DRM restrictions, like not allowing unrestricted mp3s as ringtones.

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Sirius @ Jun 24th 2006 9:25AM

Vodafone red does -not- go with Walkman orange... I'm no colour guru but having the red interface just makes the orange hilites on the fone look faded.. (not that i ever liked the red interface at all anyway..)

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Hans @ Jul 31st 2006 4:40AM

Any Idea why V630i is not supported by Apple iSync??
Is there a workaround to isync after all?

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Raph @ Aug 14th 2006 11:39AM

Hans
You can find a plugin for the V630i here : http://mobile.feisar.com/phone_plugins_23.html
And you'll be ready to sync with iSync !

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