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'More worrying is that the top half of the phone sits a bit high on the bottom half, with the result that it feels a little wobbly when closed.'

'Heavy and thick'

'The good music features are simply of no use. '

'The Cookie Gig is a 3G phone but does not support Wi-Fi so accessing the internet may be slow or difficult at times, depending on the 3G connection. '

'The browser converts web pages into a more text-based mobile version that is sluggish to scroll through.'

'The tri-band support is rather disappointing as we're used to seeing full quad-band world phones from T-Mobile.'

'Sound quality was uneven overall.'

'Le Samsung SGH-Stripe T329 haut-parleur n'est pas clair à haute ou même modérée des volumes.'

'flip phone'

'conventional phone keypad'

'Our friends said they could hear us loud and clear and couldn't even tell we were using a cell phone.'

'in very bright light the colors are not realistic and little amount of purple fringing occurs'

'The keypad on the N73 is rather small, and one of the things I like least about the device.'

'under direct sunlight the display is almost illegible.'

'fat and sluggish'

'Poor pictures from camera option'

'10 MB free memory'

'The keypad is made of hard plastic and is very small, given the size of the phone.'

'an on-screen keyboard; unfortunately, Palm's familiar handwriting-recognition software doesn't come installed.'

'Most phones use some form of predictive text which can be tedious and slow to say the least.'

'the 600's camera was basically useless for indoor photography, had no zoom, and couldn't capture video; the 650 works better indoors, has a 2x digital zoom, and can capture brief video clips.'

'awkward game-swapping mechanism'

'No MP3 player or FM radio.'

'Large, oddly-shaped, and poorly designed'