Best Cell Phones - 6 to 26 oz. Weight, Java Phone Features, Most Expensive

'The Sony Xperia Z1 looks stunning, it's a distinctive design and there's no questioning the quality of the build. '

'For normal media viewing everything looks great, but you really notice the difference when watching or viewing full HD 1080p content where, as with the Xperia Z, everything takes on an incredible and cinematic, almost 3D-like quality.'

'The Z30 is arguably the best BlackBerry to date, but it's devoid of any truly unique features that might draw fans from the other side of the fence.'

'The BlackBerry Z30 is a great phone for messaging, whether it’s through SMS, email, Whatsapp, BBM or Facebook Messenger. '

'The good news is that the Z30 is unquestionably the best touchscreen BlackBerry to date. '

'all key are easy to feel and press without looking, with deep and clicky feedback to them.'

'Noise cancellation worked well in my tests, as the Z Ultra blocked out a good amount of loud street noise, but I did notice a persistent hiss. '

'While the overall footprint of the Z Ultra is large the sheer thinness of the phone is very impressive. '

'Nice aluminum design.'

'excellent display and stellar battery life'

'As with the regular HTC One, image quality is incredibly sharp, while brightness, colour and contrast are all excellent.'

'Nice aluminum design.'

'excellent display and stellar battery life'

'As with the regular HTC One, image quality is incredibly sharp, while brightness, colour and contrast are all excellent.'

'Nice aluminum design.'

'excellent display and stellar battery life'

'As with the regular HTC One, image quality is incredibly sharp, while brightness, colour and contrast are all excellent.'

'decent camera'

'highly successful mobile handset'

'The E90 is a great phone.'

'Teams is an application which makes it easy for you to conduct a conference conversation/send a message or use PushToTalk with a preset group of people differentiated as Team.'

'It seems that you are forever defining and redefining access points for WiFi connections,'