Best Cell Phones - 2 to 5 Hours Talk Time, 200 to 420 MHz Processor Speed, International Use, 0.65 to 1.2 in. Depth

'Our one big complaint about the phone: If you want to dial a number that's not in your address book, you have to open the screen first so that you can access the keyboard/dial pad, then close it again to use it as a phone--a really cumbersome setup.'

'The keys are so crowded and close together that it's easy to press the wrong button when typing with your thumbs.'

'There's nothing outrageously new about the Treo 750's features'

'the other keys can be very difficult to read.'

'the numbers on the button were too small and wore off.'

'lack of Wi-Fi and a small screen'

'relatively weak multimedia capabilities'

'Outdoors, in bright light, it's not so easy to read'

'the buttons are tiny, so we often pressed the wrong key'

'rechargeable 1,200 mAh Lithium Ion battery will not allow for any extended use of an accessory such as a Wi-Fi card as it already struggles to provide sufficient battery life as is.'

'The buttons on it are small and hard to press if you have large fingers.'

'QVGA resolution which is now not enough for a high-end phone.'

'The keyboard has white backlighting, which looks somewhat uneven.'

'isn't a perfect phone, the N82 has a few shortcomings.'

'The back of the device sports a geometrical striped design with a smooth surface that, unfortunately, attracts fingerprints easily.'

'Text entry is a bit awkward given its numeric-only keyboard.'

'Unfortunately, T-Mobile left the slow CPU intact, making this otherwise powerful handset feel sluggish and sticky to use'

'The phone's speaker sounded awful, though, and listening through the included earbuds was far from pleasurable.'