Best Cell Phones - 200 to 420 MHz Processor Speed, 2 to 4 x Digital Zoom Digital Camera Zoom, Touch Screen Input Method

'The browser converts web pages into a more text-based mobile version that is sluggish to scroll through.'

'Skype sounded awful, but hey, it always does, so I can't hold that against the Treo.'

'Windows Media player, though it looks like the desktop version, is sluggish and unresponsive at times.'

'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.'

'the audio was horrible.'

'JAQ will not notify you of a low battery when the screen is turned off'

'runs the stale Palm OS 5.4.9.'

'Sound through the earpiece in a noisy location was a little wobbly, and transmissions were clear but a bit tinny.'

'bulky design'

'Our friends said we sounded scratchy and we had a hard time hearing them, even with the volume at its highest level.'

'Flimsy stylus'

'Talk-time battery life is average, at 6 hours, 25 minutes in our lab tests.'

'the battery life is short.'

'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'

'an on-screen keyboard; unfortunately, Palm's familiar handwriting-recognition software doesn't come installed.'

'Most phones use some form of predictive text which can be tedious and slow to say the least.'

'the 600's camera was basically useless for indoor photography, had no zoom, and couldn't capture video; the 650 works better indoors, has a 2x digital zoom, and can capture brief video clips.'

'the phone is so bulky and uncomfortable to hold you'

'meager integrated memory'

'we found it difficult to adjust to the cramped keyboard'

'low resolution screen'