Best Cell Phones - 6 to 26 oz. Weight, GSM 1800 Network Type, Seniors, Jog Dial Input Method, TFT Screen Type

'the XP3 is light on modern phone features beyond the basic PIM functionality.'

'The phone's most noteworthy flaw is its difficult design.'

'The IP-830w is least successful as a basic phone.'

'Even calls made under optimal conditions suffered from reception issues, though the phone showed full signal strength.'

'The Sprint IP-830w is available now for a pricey $599.99 with service.'

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

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

'GPS on 6920 is interesting but demanding on the battery'

'Lacks a 3G data connection.'

'Music playback through the device's speakers was pretty dismal, as songs sounded weak and tinny.'

'(Wi-Fi is great as a backup, sure, but it's hardly ideal.)'

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

'Monster size.'

'Unfortunately, the included headphones are proprietary'

'bulky and expensive'

'Poor talk-time battery life.'

'the more squarish plug of the headphones won't fit into a normal mini-USB port.'

'less-than-stellar photo quality from its camera and an overall flimsy feel'

'Photo quality is unimpressive.'

'Unfortunately, it won't be long before you're pining for a notebook's speed and versatility--the Nokia 770 runs like molasses and lacks key features such as VoIP and instant messaging.'

'Initial boot time is sluggish, so you'll want to keep the 770 in Sleep mode thereafter.'

'In first attempting to use the handwriting recognition functionality on the 770 I was immediately surprised at the poor performance.'

'If you are looking for a great, light-weight, and easily pocketable phone to toss into your shirt pocket - stop reading now.'

'Lacks quad-band capabilities.'

'It does take a little getting used to for basically all built-in Windows Mobile 5.0 software'