The BH-902 is a stylish and comfortable headset that works reasonably well, but the lack of an alert tone when your phone is in silent mode is annoying.

This is another very impressive entry from Samsung, suited to those on a budget who want a solid phone without all the bells and whistles.

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.

The MD-7W is a decent option if you can't live without your music, and the included 3.5mm audio cable means you can connect a variety of both wireless and wired devices.

Overall, the Sagem my401c is a solid entry level handset. It has a strong set of features that will appeal to many people.

It doesn’t provide the best sound quality, but for travellers its versatility makes the Pure-Fi Mobile an appealing speaker system.

The VMX 100 combines excellent VoiceMax technology with a comfortable design to produce one of the best Bluetooth headsets on the market.

For those who don't require the extras that many of us crave, the VS2 is a worthy and viable option.

The tiny BH-800 is small, light and stylish, but it sacrifices sound quality to achieve its good looks.

A well designed phone that will appeal to the budget conscious buyer who doesn't need the latest gizmos but doesn't want to sacrifice style.

The RAZR is back again, but based on a design more than two years old, the V3 (RED) is understandably a very simple mobile phone. It works well without offering any outstanding features.

The Z310i is a solid, if not remarkable phone. If you are on a budget, it may be worth a look but the lack of memory and a poor display diminish its appeal.