Best Cell Phones - GPRS Network Type, QWERTY Keyboard Input Method, MIDP2 Data Formats

'the phone looks slightly boring, or to put it in other words, it failed to capture our imagination.'

'Our one big complaint about the phone: If you want to dial a number that's not in your address book, you have to open the screen first so that you can access the keyboard/dial pad, then close it again to use it as a phone--a really cumbersome setup.'

'I just feel that whether you are buying sim free or upgrading your contract you will be wiser to choose another device.'

'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.'

'A few dropped calls when switching between Wi-Fi and GSM'

'Expensive.'

'For those who are technically minded, UMA works only with GSM and it's technically not VoIP as are SIP services.'

'The keyboard is too small for proper typing'

'Bulky device is uncomfortable to hold.'

'The 128 x 128 front screen could have been larger, given the extra real estate available, but even when you're not using the PDA functionality, the 9300 works very well as a phone.'

'Some downsides of the Nokia 9300 include its heft, its awkwardly placed expansion slot, its nontactile, nonbacklit keyboard,'

'The keypad, for one thing, looks like a prototype's keypad more than a grown-up's one: it's not backlight and it feels terrible.'

'Dialing by feel is difficult, and we misdialed more than once.'

'Lacks EDGE.'

'with the lack of a built-in digital camera, users will not have the ability to capture impromptu moments with their phone.'

'There's no e-mail, and most perplexingly, you can't use the keyboard with MMS, the WAP browser, or Cingular's multiuser chat system.'