Best Cell Phones - Integrated Antenna Type, 2 to 225 Hours Standby Time, WAP 2.0 Data Formats, TFT Screen Type, 0 to 0.65 in. Depth

'the phone is so terribly slow you'll have plenty of time to ponder what you're going to do next while you wait for a screen refresh.'

'it lacks 3G support.'

'The phone is too frustrating to use.'

'apparently lacks a memory card slot.'

'The only downside we found with the mail client is the lack of support for SSL, which practically means that if you own a secure SSL mail account you cannot use it with the Samsung E950'

'flip phone'

'A sharp object will also come handy for the removal of the cover of the external antenna connector located nearby as well as for the reset of the phone provided by a press on the button behind the tiny hole.'

'The new Nokia 6120 Classic might look inconspicuous'

'poor interface'

'It was awkward to open the clam, while the flat keyboard was a barrier to efficient use, despite its large keys.'

'Clearing down calls can sometimes appear frustratingly slow; odd given the rest of the spec.'

'The keys are very narrow, but even so, the handset is rather wide and we found it awkward for single-handed texting if you have small hands.'

'the battery life is poor, at only 5 hours.'

'woefully mediocre navigational pad'

'It feels somewhat heavy to push open and we tended to hit buttons on the front of the phone when sliding it upwards.'

'Unfortunately, there is no FM radio tuner in the D820.'