Best AT-T Basic Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, GSM 900 Network Type, MMS Messaging Formats, WAP Data Formats

'generous 1,000-entry phone book'

'the phone didn't seem sluggish in applying our location data to pics.'

'The phone's various features are reasonably easy to locate in the menu system.'

'very good mobile phone'

'fairly weighty mobile'

'the phone sounded fairly clean, and callers had no trouble understanding us.'

'We've been able to install the necessary certificates and easily gain access to our office Exchange mail server and have new messages pushed to the phone.'

'As is typical of Nokia's Eseries cell phones, the E66's build quality is fantastic.'

'Best Budget Mobile Phone'

'But for £80, it’d almost be rude to ask for more – especially as it looks like a lower end BlackBerry and not really like a Nokia at all. '

'This classic looking, budget phone from Nokia is an amazing phone that was released in June 2010. '

'Even before I began to test the handset I was a little sceptical, but when it came to using the phone as my everyday handset I found no problems whatsoever which you can imagine I was very happy about!.'

'We were able to pair the Treo Pro with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones with no problem.'

'good phone'

'The experience on the two applications is similar to that on other AT&T phones; both are minimalist in their designs, but the music player supports a wide variety of file formats and it offers useful features, such as album art, playlists, and shuffle and repeat modes.'

'excellent quality phone'

'It's fair to say Nokia has missed the boat in many respects with the emergence of clamshell phones over the last few years.'