I'm not one of those people who are obsessed with getting the latest mobile phone. I just tend to upgrade every so often when my existing phone is starting to look a little dated and lacks many of the useful features of the more modern phones. When shopping for a new phone I usually opt for a relatively decent phone that you needed a small mortgage to buy when it first hit the shelves. A few months down the line, it's still the same 'more than adequate' phone, but now it's available to purchase at a much more respectable price. This was the case a few months ago with my Sony Ericsson K610i. It did the basics ok, but not much else. I wanted a phone that would ...  Read the complete review

My Samsung ultra touch was a phone I previously owned. Is till have the phone but I no longer use it as I now have a cheaper and simpler phone. I bought this as pay as you go over a year ago when I decided I wanted a more stylish phone. I noticed a few friends had this also, I thought it would get me back in the 'cool group' After all, my phone before that was a Nokia! Now, that is saying something. I have to be hoenst and say im a little bit of a nerd when it comes to technology, especially phones. I have no diea how to work them, so I like them to be as simple and easy to use as possible. Appearance: Ok, first thing's first. What doe sit look like. From ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone as I thought it would be a good introduction to touch screen technology. It has a slide out keypad underneath, which means you can go old school if you don't take to the touch screen, so encompasses the best of both worlds. It has some jazzy features, as the menu at the side of the phone has some useful apps already included, such as the calendar, top three contacts and birthdays reminder. Added to this, you can move the apps onto the 'desktop' and place them wherever you like, further customising your phone. However, I stopped placing things on the desktop after a while, as there is no way to lock them in place. As soon as your thumb ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung S8300 is a good all round phone, it has a clear sounding music player, perfect picture taking day or night, buttons and touch screen, style, speedy internet, fairly light, sounds clear during phone calls, and easy to send SMS & MMS. I chose this phone for the 8MP camera. It is very clear has good image stablisation and a very bright clear flash. The video is also very clear and has good sound quality. I use this phone for a digital camera and find it easy to upload my photos to my laptop or straight to the internet via the mobile web. It does have a second camera on the front for video calls, but I have never used this due to the area I live ...  Read the complete review

I've had this phone for just over a year now and find it to be a fairly reliable phone with all the features you would expect from a a mid-high range phone for a good, not too extortionate price. The big factors which appealed to me were the dual keyboard & touchscreen, and the camera. I am a fan of touchscreen phones and like using them, but the slideout keyboard is very useful for heavy-duty texters like me! The onscreen keyboard is a little fiddly to use but like I said, it isn't any hassle to pull out the keyboard for texts and the onscreen keyboard is great for things like web browsing. The camera is impressive at 8MP, and I have found it to be ...  Read the complete review