The razor thin Z510 is a fine entry into the 3G market and comes highly recommended. Although its poor camera and lack of memory expansion are hindrances, its design and user interface ensure it is still a hit.

The G800 is the cream of the crop when it comes to camera phones. Five megapixels, 3x optical zoom and face detect make this a handy imaging device to have in your pocket. Camera aside, the rest of the handset is solid, but not outstanding.

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 K810i remains a great camera phone, but minimal improvements over its predecessor mean that it won't tempt current K800i owners to upgrade.

The MOTORAZR2 V9 has undergone a complete overhaul and there is plenty to like about the changes, particularly the stunning external display.

We really like the look of the F480T and the fact that it comes with a decent features list. But although the touch screen is reasonably responsive, there are too many niggling interface issues to highly recommend it.

The 6680 comes confidently recommended for any 3G user, although the unique button layout can be somewhat discomforting.

If you want the fastest possible access to Telstra's Next G network, then the A811 is an excellent choice.

The N76 is an attractive multimedia phone with a fair features list, but a few issues in design prevent it from being great.

The EF81 is a decent 3G offering with a solid features set, but users will be frustrated by its slow user interface and sluggish load times.

The W880i is quite simply an outstanding mobile phone. A lack of FM radio and small controls isn't enough to detract from the overall class and quality of this unit.