The E530 is yet another good handset by Samsung and women will appreciate the design features it incorporates. However, the aEuro ˜Womens LifeaEuro TM functions will wear off quickly.

For $79, there really isn’t much to complain about. It's a cheap-as-chips handset that will do a basic job for talk and text, and Nokia has thrown in a couple of extra features to boot.

The M110’s list of features is as basic as they come. However, this isn’t too much of an issue for a handset aimed at tradespeople. This is a phone that will take a beating and provide excellent call quality in the process.

The W220 is a very good offering if you want a handset without the bells and whistles, especially considering the low asking price.

If you are after a stylish handset for chatting and are less worried about the bells and whistles working their way into current mobile phones, the Samsung SGH-X460 is a top-notch choice.

A top quality external screen with a user friendly interface and superb controls make the 6101 a more than solid entry into the market.

A solid mid-range handset with a good features list. The Z550i also looks the part thanks to a unique external display and stylish design.

The KF300 may be a good solution for consumers who are vision- or hearing-impaired, thanks to extra-large buttons and excessively loud tones. Thankfully, it achieves this without losing much of its style.

The SGH-E730's fashionable design, high-resolution camera and Bluetooth features make it a compelling all-round phone package.

The W550i is a cheaper alternative to the W800i and retains most of its big brothers features while adding a new swivel design most suited to gaming.

An intuitive and well-designed navigation system is combined with Bluetooth and strong design in this great value camera phone.

The 6111 is an admirable entry into the mid-range mobile market and has quite an impressive list of features, although its small memory does detract from the overall package.