A neat little phone, which fits easily into your hand and which is quite slimline. Now this is one of the cheaper touch screen models on the market, I got mine free on a Virgin 18 month plan where I pay £14 a month and get 150 minutes and 250 texts. That was nealry 18 months ago, but I think now you can buty the phone on pay as you go for £50 - £60. Its not top of the range and could be considered basic, but it does have a touch screen, looks pretty cool and has a reasonable amount of functions. It does all the usual calling, texting, with the option of handy contact shortcuts on the main screen, and also shortcuts to dialling pad, phone book, text messaging and main menu. You can access the internet and yes facebook does work, not fully but enough so that you can keep up to date whilst you are out and about. It also has a music player with radio player and camera/video camera. The camera isnt worth much though, I was very disappointed, as there is no flash and no zoom but you can add to your photos - text, freehand and funny hats etc. Basic organiser and tools are avialble too including calendar with reminders, calculator, currency convertor etc. My first handset wnet wrong just short of me having it a year, which was lucky as I had a years warranty included with the package. The screen just froze and I needed to obtain a replacement. Overall you get what you pay for, it looks quite nice and would be a great phone for kids.