olovka je najmanje bitna   

ali cini mi se da je lakse nju koristiti jer su ove olovke koje imaju p990, p1, m600 itd tanje i nezgodnije 

Izasao i review 
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/sonyericsson-w960-en.shtml

I have no idea who was responsible for the W960i’s ergonomics, but the solutions they made are devastating. If it was some second-rate manufacturer, and this was his first go at employing this design, we would appreciate that. But for a company with this much experience and development history, this approach seems to be more of a premeditated suicide. It is a very odd, inconsistent move that I can find no explanation of.

The Nokia N81 delivers substantially better sonic experience, even with fewer settings on offer. Sony Ericsson’s real music-minded flagship is the Sony Ericsson W910i, but this model ships with some other abilities and settings. All up, there is not much going for the W960i. This model fails as the company’s music-heavy flagship, and there is no real explanation of what has affected the developers to this extent, so that they have come up with a product like this. A few more models designed in the same fashion should be enough to get the brand’s loyal consumers to switch over to Nokia’s solutions, which have more of Sony Ericsson’s spirit today than Sony Ericsson itself. Obviously, the fate knows what irony is, so let’s wait and see how the story will develop.

Looking for a better solution? The Nokia N95 8Gb might be the way to go. Although, it ships with a better camera and sits on the shelves with a heftier price tag. By the way, the Sony Ericsson W960i is roughly in one price-bracket with the Nokia N95 8 Gb and the Nokia N81 8 Gb, however Nokia’s solutions are all-round better performers.