Best Cell Phones - EDGE Network Type, MP3 ringtones Multimedia Features, M3 Hearing Aid Compatibility Rating

'In short, this phone feels solid.'

'Nonetheless, if you require a smartphone for both professional and personal use (and don't mind a small screen), the Nokia E5 is an enticing proposition. '

'fine messaging E-series phone'

'This is probably the most comprehensive suite out there as the E5 could view, edit and create Excel, sheets, Word documents and PowerPoint presentations in the best possible way that you can do so on a mobile phone.'

'Navigation is identical to the previous phone, the touchscreen gestures are intuitive and the Magic responds to these well.'

'Short on juice Battery life is acceptable but not outstanding, not least because the Magic is always chatting away with the internet to deliver and receive your emails.'

'in most instances touching the screen is easier.'

'Streaming video looked impressive though, or at least it did once we'd discovered the 'watch in high quality' button in the menu.'

'best full-QWERTY phone'

'good mobile multimedia companion'

'There is no 3.5mm jack but the phone does come in with an audio adapter which lets you plug in your favorite headphones or ear buds.'

'It's sharp and vibrant and features a built-in accelerometer and proximity sensor.'

'Thanks amazing phone'

'Definitely a more attractive phone than the first Storm. '

'The device is still a touch skinnier, thinner, and arguably better looking than the BlackBerry Bold, and sports a sleek overall design. '

'The concept of the phone is very preciously carried out and it definitely feels pleasant in the hand.'