The Nokia N91 is a top notch music phone with a massive 4GB hard drive. As a mobile phone the 3G-capable Nokia does include some good features but is let down by a cramped keypad, slow interface and weight. There is plenty of potential in this unit though and with improvements to the design, Nokia may be onto a winner.

An excellent handset considering the price, the V630i features a solid list of multimedia features. Definitely worth a look.

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 Nokia 6151 offers excellent bang for your buck if you are willing to compromise on keypad and controls.

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

An minor upgrade to the N73, the N73 Music Edition includes a 2GB mini-SD card and a new music interface.

An excellent music phone thanks to the Walkman application and a massive 4GB of storage space, but no camera or Wi-Fi and a poor keypad detract from the package.

The MOTORAZR maxx V6 is a solid choice if you are looking to upgrade to the Next-G network.

Nokia's 6288 performs well as a phone, has a great display and stylish design, however the slider does not feel sturdy.

The Nokia N91 8GB is a top notch music phone with a massive 8GB hard drive, but improvements over the previous model are limited. As a mobile phone the N91 8GB does include some good features but is let down by a cramped keypad and slow interface.

The N93i is basically the N93 on a slimming diet, but the improvements in design are more than welcome.

Although the MOTORAZR V3xx doesn't offer anything new or innovative, and is still based on a design more than two years old, it remains a solid and stylish HSDPA phone.