The KF390 is a competitive offering for rural consumers, but it is also great for city slickers too. It won’t blow you away with features, but this is a solid handset that does the job with minimal fuss.

A decent phone, but serious music listeners would want more memory and faster connectivity options.

The proprietary headphone jacks and USB and Bluetooth 1.1 are a let down, however the A701 still remains a solid and well built handset with a good features list.

A solid entry level handset that offers a great array of features, including an MP3 player.

Although it doesn’t have the greatest sound quality, the HBH-DS970 wins points for its wireless music streaming convenience and hands free phone calls.

A convenient accessory that could get you out of trouble on long trips and holidays.

Motorola's Razrwire is definitely a step in the right direction, and for some people may be the ideal solution to ugly, awkward Bluetooth headsets.

A solid offering, the my501C doesn't offer anything outstanding, but may be worth a look if you are on a budget.

The MBW-150 makes minimal improvements over its predecessor in terms of functionality, so it remains an expensive device considering the features offered.

LG’s KF510 is an interesting device that provides a well-implemented touchpad control system. The lighting effects are a nice touch, but this isn’t the greatest phone in terms of features. However, it represents good value at this price.

The A411 represents decent value for money, but don't expect this handset to provide rich multimedia, despite access to Telstra's Next G portal.

The MBW-150 Music Edition offers the same functions as the rest of the MBW-150 range, so we're not sure why it has been called the "Music Edition". It remains an expensive device considering the features offered.