Best Cell Phones - GSM 1800 Network Type, Composable ringtones Multimedia Features, 5-Way Navigation Pad Input Method

'Though BlackBerry devices have packed in phones for years, holding them up to your head has always felt and looked awkward.'

'It's often difficult to find the sweet spot for both the earpiece and microphone.'

'Slow Web browsing.'

'Battery life rates only as middling when all features are turned on; I had to recharge each day despite only average usage.'

'Gaming options were limited'

'The metallic surface isn't polished like the V3's keypad, which enables it to stay smudge free even after heavy usage.'

'difficult to feel the phone vibrate when it's in your pocket.'

'While the Nokia N91 has been available in Europe and Asia for some time, it's just now hitting the United States, and unfortunately, it's starting to show its age.'

'Half-zoom is somewhat helpful, while maximum zoom is absolutely useless.'

'quite small buttons'

'It was hardly intuitive, and to access some options required going into several menus and submenus.'

'Earset volume may be low for the hard hearing'

'the case of the Z200 is particularly poor as the phone actually loses letters if the user types too fast as opposed to just catching up in its own good time.'

'in time it gets rather frustrating.'

'you can't set the phone to collect POP3 e-mail directly'

'This phone has the single worst sound I've ever experienced!'

'No infrared nor Bluetooth support really deceiving.'

'very heavy at 124 grams, considerably more than some handhelds'

'bits are very very bad.'