The P1i is packed to the brim with features, and its only real downside is the unconventional keyboard, as well as an interface that will take some time to grasp. If you can get your head around each of them you're left with an excellent device on the whole.

The W660i has a solid, polished feel and comes with a slick user interface, but the cramped keypad is a downside

The Nokia N78 has some excellent features, but it is let down by poorly designed controls. If you can overlook this issue, it's a neat handset that has plenty to offer.

If you can handle having a poor battery life and a slightly slow menu, the Samsung A801 offers a great Next G compatible phone with a stylish, slim design.

The U700 is a distinctive HSDPA capable phone. Beneath its flashy exterior is a more than capable handset that packs quite a punch in terms of features. If you can look past the sometimes frustrating controls, what remains is an excellent phone.

For a sub-$100 handset, there isn’t too much to complain about here. Bluetooth and MP3 ring tones are standard, while Vodafone’s prepay pack is good value. If you’re looking for a basic flip handset, then Nokia’s 2760 ticks most of the boxes.

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

The Ultimate 9502 is one of the first HSUPA-capable phones to hit the market in Australia. Although it's feature packed and the Custom and Secure i-Q portals are a nice touch, you'll need to consider whether its bulky form factor is right for you.

The Touch Cruise may not be the best looking smartphone on the market, but it has an excellent features list, headed by built-in GPS, Wi-Fi and HTC's TouchFLO interface.

The Pearl Flip is RIM’s first non-candybar BlackBerry handset and the results are fair but not outstanding. Some consumers will appreciate the Flip design, but the lack of 3G connectivity is a real let-down.

The Silhouette is a stylish yet effective handsfree speakerphone.

The asking price is a little steep, but if you can't travel without your music then the MD-6 is definitely recommended.