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'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.'

'the audio was horrible.'

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

'The Cingular 8125 is available now at a pricey $299.99 with a two-year contract.'

'sticky volume slider controls'

'The hidden QWERTY keyboard was equally disappointing.'

'mediocre call quality'

'The 2125's 1.3-megapixel camera is pretty poor; our test shots showed hideous color halos, harsh contrast, and a blue cast.'

'Below the display are four minuscule buttons--two soft keys, a Back button, and a Home key--that may prove troublesome to those with larger digits'

'mediocre call quality'

'The 2125's 1.3-megapixel camera is pretty poor'

'the headphone jack doesn't accept standard headphones.'

'poor camera'

'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.'