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Motorola Quantico
The Motorola Quantico is a rugged midrange phone that doesn't offer too many surprises, but it makes it up in reliability.
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Nokia 2720 Fold - black (T-Mobile)
Despite some drawbacks in design, more-advanced features like video recording and an FM radio make the midgrade Nokia 2720 Fold better than average for those looking to augment basic services.
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Nokia 2720 Fold - blue (AT&T)
Despite some drawbacks in design, more-advanced features like video recording and an FM radio make the midgrade Nokia 2720 Fold better than average for those looking to augment basic services.
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Nokia 2720 Fold - black (unlocked)
Despite some drawbacks in design, more-advanced features like video recording and an FM radio make the midgrade Nokia 2720 Fold better than average for those looking to augment basic services.
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Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition (Unlocked)
As one of the more affordably priced handsets from the company, the Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition is a good value, offering road warriors a midlevel device with decent navigation skills and the freedom of an unlocked phone.
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Huawei M750 (MetroPCS)
If you can live with the phone's basic features, the M750 is a decent starter touch-screen handset for MetroPCS.
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Nokia 2320 GoPhone - black (AT&T) - Prepaid
The Nokia 2320 is an ideal phone for occasional callers who need minimal features and a user-friendly design.
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Nokia N97 Mini (unlocked)
The Nokia N97 Mini is a more stable and better designed device than the bigger N97, but its Achilles' heel remains as the confusing user interface keeps it behind today's leading touch-screen smartphones.
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Nokia E72 - black (Unlocked)
Though the price might be off-putting to many, the Nokia E72 is a well-designed and full-featured messaging smartphone for business users.
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Motorola Brute i680 (Sprint)
The Motorola Brute i680 isn't pretty or flashy, but it delivers on call quality and its design should withstand the elements.
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Samsung Stunt SCH-r100 (MetroPCS)
Though light on features, the Samsung Stunt SCH-r100 is easy to operate. The addition of Bluetooth, speakerphone, and voice commands make it a serviceable entry-level phone, though call quality could be clearer.
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Palm Pixi Plus (Verizon)
While not a major overhaul, the Palm Pixi Plus adds built-in Wi-Fi and gives customers making the jump from a feature phone to a smartphone even more functionality without breaking the bank.
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Palm Pre Plus (Verizon)
The Palm Pre Plus earns its place as the top WebOS device, improving on the Pre with a better design and performance, and upgraded features. Verizon customers looking for a versatile smartphone to balance their personal and work lives will be well-served by the Pre Plus.
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LG Lotus Elite (Sprint)
The LG Lotus Elite's stylish design, healthy feature set, and excellent performance makes it a great messaging phone choice for Sprint customers.
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Motorola Crush - silver/black (U.S. Cellular)
The Motorola Crush is far from a smartphone, but it puts midrange features and a functional touch screen at an affordable price.
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LG Expo (AT&T)
Offering both power and style, the LG Expo is one of the best smartphones for business users on the market today.
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LG Helix - pink (Cricket)
The LG Helix could be a great basic phone, but it suffers from call quality issues.
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LG Helix - silver (Cricket)
The LG Helix could be a great basic phone, but it suffers from call quality issues.
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8530 - royal purple (Sprint)
Some design issues aside, the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8530 is a great value for Sprint customers looking for an entry-level smartphone.
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8530 - black (Sprint)
Some design issues aside, the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8530 is a great value for Sprint customers looking for an entry-level smartphone.
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