Samsung SGH-e335

Pros: Looks, well-built, easy to use, colorful screen, camera, sound quality, battery life, worldwide charger
Cons: Reception not as good as the best phones (e.g. Motorola RAZR V3), monochrome external screen

In addition to getting the M otorola RAZR V3 for myself, I got the Samsung SGH-E335 for my mother. I paid less than $20 for it (provided I get my rebate for extending my service contract). I had a choice of this phone ...

Pros: camera, compact, great features, easy to use
Cons: none

Once again, I sing T-Mobile's praises. We are continuously pleased with their service, products and prices. For the last couple of months I have been having some issues with my previous p hone , so what'd they do? ...

Pros: Very stylish, smaller than most flip phones, camera, loud ring tones, Instant Messaging.
Cons: some of the default settings are tricky to get around.

For the past 3 years, I've had Pay-as-you-Go service from Virgin Mobile. It was an alright experience for the most part. But after my Audiovox 8610 fell and broke, I needed a replacement fast and I didn't really care if I lost my number if I went with a ...

Pros: Small, sexy design. Good voice and camera quality.
Cons: Easy to lose charger cover. No ring and vibrate function. Really inadequate battery life indicator.

This is my first non-Nokia phone, so there was some initial adjustments going from the default Nokia interface to the Samsung interface. However, most items were rather intuitive, and I only needed to consult the manual a few times to understand how to ...

Pros: Easy to use, inexpensive
Cons: Very poor reception - worst I've seen in any phone I've used.

I had the E335 for only a week and simply had to return it. It was actually very easy to use. The screen was very crisp and the functions were generally very intuitive. This perception was confirmed by a recent Consumer Reports article which gave the ...