Best Cell Phones - CDMA 1900 Network Type, USB Connectivity, J2ME Data Formats

'Don't get me wrong - at roughly twice the thickness of your standard "slim phone," this handset bulges noticeably in the pocket of all but the baggiest pants.  '

'super-slim flip phone category'

'the navigation toggle is tricky to use.'

'The speakerphone is improbably loud, as are MP3/AAC/WMA ringtones'

'No Memory Card Slot.'

'Memory not expandable'

'The PCS Vision browser was slow, taking a while to load between pages.'

'The PCS Vision browser was slow, taking a while to load between pages.'

'It's a tad expensive'

'It's a tad expensive if you pay full price ($179), but service rebates knock it down to a more reasonable $29.'

'somewhat poor 240x240-pixel resolution'

'You can't select multiple messages (for deletion or transfer to other folders), and you can't choose whether to delete downloaded mail from the server.'

'small overall screen size'

'The Samsung MM-A920 isn't that flashy as far as multimedia phones go; in fact, its all-black shell looks decidedly nondescript,'

'Cell connections were crisp and clear through both the headset and the phone's earpiece with no noticeable Sprint echo, but we did hear some warble on cell-to-cell calls.'

'We're rating the PM-225 pretty low because it's at the very low end of the feature-phone market.'

'Unfortunately, the narrow body of this 3.4-ounce clamshell creates a cramped dialpad.'

'camera is only VGA quality.'

'Unfortunately, the camera is of poor quality.'