Cnet editor, Joseph Hanlon seems like the SE C902 very much. He gives C902 8.4/10 (editor rating), and declare C902 as the best camera-phone in the Cybershoot family. Well, in my opnion it’s fair enough. It does look like 902 is the best point & shoot phone right now.
When read this post, I’m worried the C902 will failed in the market. It seems that the picture quality from the camera is really bad. Now many people got the phone and post pictures taken with their C902 Cybershot Phone. As you can see below, the image quality is not so bad for a 5 megapixel camera phone! So far, the C902’s Camera seems to do an average job…not half bad - but not half good either…
Sebastian, Esato forum member has post some thoughts about this phone:
Our friends at the Mobile-review have been lucky enough to get their hands on the Sony Ericsson C902. According to their opinion, here are some points that need to be highlighted:
The Sony Ericsson C902 has no problem in the matter of signal receiving and reception quality. This unit was loud enough to be heard in most, even call-unfriendly environments. 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 solutions. Also going for the C902 is its superb build quality. The C902 is a direct rival to the Samsung U800 Soul – in fact these two have a whole lot in common, that is: build quality, metallic accents on the back, relatively small yet decent display, pretty much basic functionality. However the Samsung’s offering packs in a 3 Mpix camera, takes away some value from it. Interestingly, these two phones are reactions of Sony Ericsson and Samsung respectively to the Nokia 6500 Classic’s great sales, although the latter doesn’t have metallic accents or tons of memory onboard and some other smarts and feats. But it got to the market much earlier than either of these two phones. It’s quite another matter, though, that the update of the 6500 Classic will arrive much later than the Samsung U800 and Sony Ericsson C902, so they won’t clash directly in view of price gaps that won’t get smaller over time.
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