The Sony Ericsson W910 is a very rectangular slider with a design that is a lot more conservative than its predecessor and other Sony Ericsson phones today. Measuring 99mm x 50mm x 12.5mm, this slider is slightly wider than average, but still forgivable thanks to its magnificent 2.4" screen. On top of red and black, the device also comes in a Golden Brown color with limited availability, which is the device we tested. Apart from having the Walkman logos at the top and the bottom as well as the back, there is nothing fancy about the design. The front face is dominated by the large screen, with the front facing camera being located between 2 dedicated gaming keys. The d-pad and the rest of the keys are found below the screen. The main camera is mounted on the back without much emphasis since this is primarily a music device. There is no lens protector, no mirror for self-portraits, and no LED flash. The 3 grille holes on the back, adjacent to the Sony Ericsson W910 logo, are where the ringtones come out. A slide key for locking the battery cover is also found right next to the speaker. The Sony Ericsson W910 fast port connector is found on the left side of the phone, whereas the shutter key, the M2 card slot, and the volume controls are found on the right. That leaves the power button, the Walkman shortcut key, and the lanyard loop at the top. The sliding mechanism is spring loaded, which makes opening the phone fairly easy once you get a decent grip on it. The whole gliding is smooth and sturdy, and the weight of the device feels well balanced in the hand and shouldn't fly out of the user's hand when it springs open. For more details http://www.phoneandbeyond.com
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