Best Windows Cell Phones - EDGE Network Type, 2 to 5 Hours Talk Time, false Locked, Touch Screen Input Method

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

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

'music playback through the unit's speakers was poor.'

'the keys are mushy and have very little travel, none of the satisfying "click" of a BlackBerry key.'

'Songs sounded tinny and lacked volume and richness.'

'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.'

'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 audio was horrible.'

'JAQ will not notify you of a low battery when the screen is turned off'

'The Cingular 8125 is available now at a pricey $299.99 with a two-year contract.'

'sticky volume slider controls'

'The hidden QWERTY keyboard was equally disappointing.'

'bulky and expensive'

'Poor talk-time battery life.'

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