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The W380 is not a handset that’s designed for the guy on the go; like I said earlier, it appears to cater to the fashion conscious or just plain funky generation. Feature-wise, the W380 is equipped with everything such folk would expect from a cool gadget. Media Since it’s a Walkman Series handset, the player has no issues except that it doesn’t have a manually adjustable EQ. Not that it matters; the MEGABass and other presets make up quite well. What I really liked was the FM radio pickup. I had no problem with signals during my lengthy daily commute. What I was a bit disappointed with was video player. Even though it has an option for full screen viewing, it refused to work. So I had to watch videos in a tiny window. Bummer. SE's Walkman handsets come with a 3.5mm handsfree converter, so you can opt to use your own earphones if you wish. The speakerphone is not too loud. Connectivity Other Features The W380 has a separate voice recorder. The gesture control will take some getting used to, but it means you don't need to use the volume keys to silence a call. You have to slide your finger or hand back and forth over the camera lens area at least twice to silence the handset. Your hand can be at a maximum distance of about 2cm above the sensor, but I’d recommend you keep it closer. |
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