Despite the N82's tiny keypad and questionable all-plastic design, it remains a solid handset boasting a long list of features.

The Nokia 7710 will appeal to the multimedia buffs, but if you intend on making a lot of calls, this heavy unit might not be for you.

Myriad features are packed into this stunning piece of industrial design, and a rich list of bundled extras only sweetens the deal.

If you're looking for a high capacity, music-oriented phone and aren't fazed by some design and control issues then Nokia's N81 might be for you.

Minor improvements and good build quality, however the N70 Music Edition still has a cramped keypad.

The A1000 is a fantastic smartphone if you're looking for multimedia playback; it's responsive and features top-notch audio and video. Just don't expect to enter huge amounts of text into it.

The N70 is a fairly capable 3G handset, but the slight improvement over its predecessor deems it unworthy of an upgrade.

The 595 sets a new standard for smartphones, proving that high-end features and a fashionable form factor aren't mutually exclusive.

The W800i contains a vast array of features and is highly recommended for anyone looking to purchase a new mobile handset.

This is a top-notch organiser, but it does leave room for improvement. The software and bundle is solid, but some minor issues keep the device from shining.

The W980i is Sony Ericsson’s most stylish clamshell yet. A great combination of style and features, 8GB of memory and excellent headphones make this one of the best music handsets currently on the market.

The W910i is another excellent addition to the Walkman range, combining a well-crafted design with some new music features. It doesn't come cheap, but provided you don't require an exceptional camera, this handset is definitely another winner.