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'This is a great phone if you just want a basic phone with the basic functions'

'great phone'

'Nokia is known for providing the mobile market with quality handsets that look terrific and perform just as good.'

'extremely durable phone'

'the 6102i's audio capabilities are clear and free from distortion.'

'Nokia 6102i is similar to 6102 in design; Nokia 6103 introduces a modern look to the compact size and ease-of-use of 6101.'

'decent built-in camera'

'while the phone might not be heavy on the wallet, it's not exactly light on features either.'

'new Sony Ericsson phone is set to hit the right note.'

'This sleek new phone sports an AM/FM radio and Sony Ericsson's Track ID system, which helps you recognize music on the go.'

'well-balanced phone that appeals to both the cost-conscious employer and the demanding user'

'impressive features'

'It's a well equipped business tool that gives you complete office mobility, without compromising on the consumer features'

'The W300 presents a welcome change, and includes features such as 20MB of on board memory, Memory Stick Micro expansion, quad-band and EDGE compatible radio, and up to 30 hours of music enjoyment on a single charge.'

'The sonyericsson w300 sports a great deal of features such as: airplane mode, Bluetooth, a speakerphone system and EDGE high speed data.'

'The phone's contact list is a bit more appealing than other handsets we've seen from Nextel, such as the Motorola i615 , and it supports while-you-type searching.'

'When the backlight turns off, this makes the numbers completely disappear, leaving only the chromed strips – which look more like a style element than part of the keypad.'

'providing cool games to play with'

'great first phone'

'The Motorola V235 is sleek little flip phone decked out in silver and black.'

'a reliable first phone'

'new standby screen'

'All the proprietary connectors that used to tie you into Nokia accessories are gone, thankfully.'