The Sony Ericsson Z710i is a 2006 model mobile phone. Mobile-Review reviews the Sony Ericsson Z710i and has this to say about camera, “The device is equipped with a 2 MP camera with a CMOS matrix without auto-focus. The device supports three possible resolutions - 1632×1224, 640×480, 160×120 pixels. Two types of data compression (Normal and Fine) are at your disposal. The majority of the sample photos are in the Fine quality. The photos differ in size almost two times depending on the resolution. Thus a photo in the Normal mode takes up about 300 KB while the Fine quality results in 500-600 KB. Saving the photo takes the same time not depending on chosen type and makes about 1-2 seconds, and that is quite speedy for such file size. If to take several photos one after another (not in the Burst mode but just successively) then you’ll notice slight slowdowns (up to 3-4 seconds). According to subjective feelings the device buffer includes 2 Mb of memory”

Mobile Gazette reviews the Sony Ericsson Z710i and writes, “the Z710i is a much more practical and sober business phone than the “Walkman” version, and it still features 10 hours talktime, an email client, personal information management tools, a web browser and RSS news reader. It still comes with a decent multimedia player and an FM radio, and of course you can always buy more memory if you want to. And as it’s a quad-band phone, you can use it pretty much anywhere in the world.”

Tech-recipes reviews the Sony Ericsson Z710i and writes, “It plays the usual java games/apps (google included). It also has a music player (not the walkman one, w710i features that one) which is ok for playing musics or using phone like a ’shuffle’ but lacks some basic features like being able to scroll through list of music when in the now playing screen. the outside buttons are great for using it as a mp3 player though. ”

The Z710i supports standard push email. The media player supports all of the common music file formats, including the new eAAC+, which dramatically reduces memory space and download time.