Best Cell Phones - 0 to 4 oz. Weight, 2 to 3 inch Screen Size(Diagonal), 2 to 205 Hours Standby Time

'The phone feels solid overall, and the soft-touch finish on back prevents it from feeling completely slick and becoming a complete smudge magnet like the front of the device.'

'Even more convenient, everything you do on your phone is mirrored on Studio, which means all photos and low resolution videos are automatically uploaded to your Kin Web page. '

'Overall, the Kin One's hardware is the nicest thing about the phone: It's compact, good looking, tough and just plain fun to hold and use. '

'fairly elegant phone'

'The 7230 is definitely one of the classier phones you'll find for under AU$200.'

'Nokia 7230 is an elegantly stylish and super slick slide phone. '

'quite a good-looking phone'

'the phone was powerful enough to handle the robust mapping app.'

'The phones support hot-swapping of cards and the slots are easily accessible under a plastic door on the phones' left sides.'

'Bright display Impressive back cover Camera with Carl Zeiss lens 3.5mm audio jack on top All in all the handset feels quite solid in your hands but is also relatively light which we believe is important for most.'

'The Sunburst is a sharp-looking phone that appears more capable than its $39.99 entry fee would suggest.'

'very user friendly and very easy to navigate.'

'It is 3G capable, allowing for high speed email, internet browsing and social networking apps. '

'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'

'This dual sim functionality slick mobile have being very usefull and customer are very easily enjoying with there two sims.'

'LG GX200 comes equipped with a screen size of 2 inches, which is capable of displaying 65,000 colors on TFT screen.'

'The N78 will also ship with the new Nokia Maps 2.0, which offers a complete navigation system in your pocket.'

'We tested the smartphone on AT&T's HSDPA network in Lower Manhattan, and calls sounded pretty good.'