Cheap and good.. Review on Ericsson T10s

I used this phone for one year and put it through everything, it went everywhere with me, if I went bike riding it was in my pocket, night clubbing, it was in my pocket, etc.. The vibrator is quite strong which means I never missed a call, the sound quality, I think, is the best of phones of its generation. In my opinion the nokia phones sound a bit like you are talking to a computer. Things that can be annoying however are the buttons are hard to press, antenna is also a bit annoying.. But it survived many times being dropped (even from waist height onto concrete) and continues to function even without flip. It is also small enough to take in your pocket everywhere you go without any inconvenience. I would recommend it as a cheap but durable phone.

Ok I have been told to include more information about the phone: (technical data is available from the Ericcson website). It has a 3 line screen, not many add-on software features, just the basics of a GSM phone, SMS, phone book with space for 99 people, alarm clock (which you have to re-enable each time you want to use it, doesn't remain on after going off), volume keys on the side of the phone so you can easily turn the volume up and down whilst chatting, battery life indicator which didn't work very well for me (it would always be full and then all of a sudden jump to empty and start beeping. That was also another annoying thing about this phone, even when in silent mode if the battery was low it would make a very loud beeping noise. I would have expected it to remain silent). It has the ability to put in new ring tones by hand (I never did it, too much effort), and has an inactive flip (ie. if the flip breaks (like mine did) then the phone still works fine. The keylock feature (where if a key is pressed nothing happens, good for when it is in your pocket) is also included in the software so if you want to use it with out a flip you can still put it in your pocket and not worry about getting a massive phone bill if buttons are accidently pressed and your phone makes a call.