Nokia 6650 Phone, Silver (AT&T) Reviewed by Sam Vafadar (Florida)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)

I'm not really into all 3G phones and smartphones or the iPhone or qPhones or gayPhones or whatever. All you need is a nice, reliable and user-friendly feature-phone. That's it. I really do not care about surfing the Internet on my phone, nor have any use for watching TV on my phone. I owned a Motorola Razr V3 before this phone and I was very pleased with the RAZR, but the phone suddenly stopped working, and it was time to update your phone anywhere. I searched and searched the phone, which reminded me Razr, but with more Oomph.

Samsung as well as Sony Ericsson are the leading names in the domain of communication. In this article, Samsung U900 Soul versus Sony Ericsson W995, it is tried to present the description of both the models in an explanatory manner so as to help one decide well about their unique features and attributes. You can decide while going through this article that which will be your perfect choice for your daily needs. Firstly, we will know about the features of the Samsung U900 Soul. This phone is completely slider based and one will be joyful to work with its easy to use slider mechanism. The touch sensitive navigation keypad is the main point of attraction of this handset. This feature can also be termed as ‘magical interface’ of the U900 Soul. The LCD display of this gadget can show your images or graphics more clear, sharp and bright.

Nokia 5300 XpressMusic Lilac Phone (T-Mobile) Reviewed by Clio (USA)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)

The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic is a phone full of features. The camera is easy to use and takes good pictures, which can be easily transferred via Bluetooth to a computer or a printer. The MP3 player sounds great for a phone, and good for an mp3 player. The sound quality is significantly better when using headphones. Purple is darker than the name suggests, but it is a nice contrast to all phones metal available elsewhere. The phone is also wonderfully tactile - the navigation keys are responsive and easy to work. My husband and his sausage fingers had no trouble calling (has the black version). The slider mechanism works well and does not feel as if the phone can break. Its functions and quality of the phone is a bargain at this price.

Nokia 6126 Phone (AT&T) Reviewed by S. Constable (Illinois, USA)
Satisfied Rating (2/10)

The phone is OK. BUT … does not come with anything but a wall charger. If you want to load music on it, buy a mini SD card and a data cable (sold separately) If you want to listen to the music you have to buy special headphones that fit only this phone. (DUMB)

I bought this phone for my 15-year-old Sun How many pairs of these earphones should I buy Nokia specific ?????

Truly a rip off if you ask me ….
Keep looking! Do not get this one!

Matt unboxes the new Nokia E71 smartphone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_7NkLzrYqg&hl=en