Hey dudes! Im really proud of this one, so im glad youre enjoying! As always, any mistakes i catch will be posted here in the show notes! Party on!
At 4:21 I said the T610 could record video. After further research, my initial source was wrong. It could not.
At 5:49 I said powershot. I meant cyber shot. Powershot is a canon thing.

There was a time when you could be in a class of 30 people and nobody had the same cellphone. It's the magic we have lost.

the walkman W logo, and the sony ericsson green dot logo were both so hard. And the orange accent on all their products was just chefs kiss

Sony: Why can't somebody remember the name of Our product. ?
Also Sony: WF1000XM6

From Eastern Europe, when I was in the fifth grade, only the richest kids had a Sony Ericsson.

The naming scheme is like a chassis code it's truely Japanese

They put all their naming consistency into the Playstation

The 2000s produced the greatest design in the phone market. When iphone and android came, everything looked the same. 😢

It really baffles me how Sony didn't take a single hint from the PlayStation lineup. It's literally their only best selling product and part of its success is its name that's easy to follow.

I remember in like 2014 or so some friend washed their Sony phone in front of me to prove me that it's water resistant and I was mind blown at the time. Then I never heard about Sony phones again, I though they stopped making phones a long time ago.

Me watching this video on Xperia XZ1 in 2025 proves we Sony users are still here. We make a modest-sized crowd though, admittedly.

I want LG, Sony, HTC and Blackberry to re-enter the Smartphone business.

This video is a time machine. Brings back so much  nostalgic memories

Well, in 2013-2014 everyone were talking about Sony phones, because they were water-resistant. And after that Samsung and Apple caught up and that's it

I used to work for Sony Ericsson 2005-2008 and they were the best years of my life.

3:35 actually not, the "i" stands for international. There were region locked phones like the "c" line, that were adapted for the chinese market. There were also versions without a letter behind the name, but I don't know if they were the japanese or US versions of the device.

Edit: also the K800 came first, the K790 was the budget version without video calling tech. The K810 was the K800 refresh, it added minor tweaks to the K800 that were missing then, like flash support and even more dedicated camera controls and a new shell.

Phones in general have lost their character. I loved my Sony Ericsson K750i !
Both companies' logos were bland, but them combined with the green circle looked fresh and innovative.

In 2009, I chose to get a Sony Ericsson W995 instead of an iPhone. I don't regret it at all. I still love that phone.

This is my first video of yours and I gotta say: it’s really well done. I’m glad you don’t sound like all the other tech YouTubers. This is cool. Subscribed!

Well, in Sweden they where pretty large and everyone had a phone from SonyEricsson. You either had SE or Nokia.