Best Cell Phones - 3 to 4 oz. Weight, 1 to 2 inch Screen Size(Diagonal), International Use, 5-Way Navigation Pad Input Method, TFT Screen Type

'Great Business Phone.'

'Nokia tried to prize this Jurassic (OK, 2001) phone from their gnarled fingers with the simple and clean E50, but with limited success.'

'so handling the phone is trouble-free indeed.'

'simple and smart phone design'

'attractive phone'

'The sliding mechanism itself is sturdy enough to inspire confidence — rather than simply dividing into a top and bottom section, the phone uses an internal slider for more stability.'

'the phone is easy and thanks to the monolith construction, it is more stable than most other sliders.'

'the LG KF510 is the extremely slim slider phone'

'your phone might seem geeky, but we can't deny the ease and convenience of calling up tasks by barking out a quick command, rather than going through several layers of menus.'

'solid phone'

'Measuring 3.97 inches long by 1.89 inches wide by 0.66 inch thick, the CF360 is wrapped in a soft-touch black surface that gives the phone a nice grip and makes it feel comfortable in the hand.'

'decent performance'

'This phone is one of those phones that look great in black.'

'Additional user-centric features offer added convenience and security, enhancing your overall multimedia mobile experience. '

'acceptable 1.3 megapixel camera'

'At least the Samsung SGH-J750 has full web browsing via NetFront v.3.4'

'The Sony Ericsson K530i is a decent phone.'

'The display is 2 inch, with resolution of 176 x 220 pixels and 262 144 colors, a very wide visibility angle, and the images are well saturated and contrasting, which makes them decently visible even at bright daylight'

'good entertainment features'

'stereo headset.'

'Sony Ericsson is obviously taking a lot of pride in designing their phones to look and feel really flashy.'

'This whole combination, together with the colors of the lights, looks very … strange.'

'everything-but-the-kitchen-sink smart phones'

'The phone and headset managed a range of 20 feet which is average among phones.'

'While the BlackBerry "Pearl" 8100 -- available from T-Mobile for $349.99 or Cingular for $399.99 ($199.99, with the usual contract stipulations from both) -- makes a noble effort to implement the BlackBerry service including a QWERTY keypad, camera, and music and video playback into a device about the size of a business card holder, finding, programming, and operating both simple and advanced functions can be headache- inducing.'