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

The Nokia 5610 is a well designed music-orientated phone. While it fails to excel in any one area, it offers a solid performance across the board. As such, it will satisfy as both an MP3 player and mobile phone.

The 5700 XpressMusic's design is convenient and its music capabilities are well implemented, but isn't perfect.

The N90 is certainly an excellent camera phone but its size and weight and extremely slow interface, amongst other issues, leave a lot to be desired. At this inflated price, we expect much better.

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.

The 6600 Fold is style personified. This mid-range 3G handset may not offer a wealth of features, but its design, OLED display and build quality will appeal.

It may be missing Wi-Fi, but at this price and boasting an excellent features list, the 6220 classic is great value and provides an excellent all-round user experience.

We were expecting big things from the 6210 Navigator, but the fact that turn-by-turn navigation is only free for six months is a huge disappointment. We can’t see the point of this handset when most handsets in Nokia’s new range offer GPS and Nokia Maps.

A fantastic entry into the 3G market, the 6280 offers a superb user interface, together with an outstanding display. Definitely one of the best 3G handsets available.

The lack of native Wi-Fi may dampen the appeal of this unit for some, but even so it remains a solid choice due to its multimedia offerings especially the 3.2 megapixel Carl Zeiss camera at the forefront.

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