ElectricNews reviews the Sony Ericsson W810i mobile phone and writes, "Other features include a decent 2.0 mega pixel camera, and a reasonable quality video camera. When the W810i is switched on the option to use just the music player function is given, although you might have a job on your hands convincing Aer Lingus crew that the phone is on in-flight mode and antenna function is disabled. Overall, the W810i mobile phone is what it says on the side of it -- a Walkman -- a music player with the added benefit of being able to make calls and text."

MobileBurn reviews the Sony Ericsson W810i, mobile phone and found it to be a fantastic handset, doing most things extremely well. About the phone's camera: "The white balance options cover most of the situations that you could expect to encounter: daylight, cloudy, incandescent, florescent, and automatic. The automatic mode handles most outside shots well, but had a few random issues on cloudy days for me. Indoor fluorescent lighting was handled by the auto mode fairly well, but as was the case with the K750 mobile phone and W800 mobile phone, the automatic mode has serious trouble with incandescent lighting. Fortunately the manual incandescent white balance mode handles those situations well. Compared to the earlier models, though, the W810's night mode appears to received a sizeable upgrade in performance. Very low light situations will still be noisy, but less extreme scenes often look noise free and perfectly lit. Night mode can be quickly toggled by pressing on the 7 key when the camera is in use." Read More