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CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones and Apps > Mobile Phones
LG Chocolate BL20 review
The LG Chocolate BL20 looks like a smooth operator, but in terms of functionality and features, it doesn't present that much of a step up from its older sibling -- the KG800. If you're shopping on a budget then this is worth considering, but there are better phones available in its class. Read more
26 August 2010 by Damien McFerran
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Nokia 1200 review
The Nokia 1200 is a no-frills handset aimed at tech novices. Although it's basic, the phone does have a fantastic battery life, and is unbelievably easy to use for texting and calling. Call quality is crisp and loud even in areas of poor signal, while the speakerphone sounds very clear Read more
25 October 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Siemens AX72 review
The Siemens AX72 is an entry-level, GPRS candybar phone with a simple design and a 65k-colour screen. This is no superstar mobile, it doesn't have a camera and it won't play MP3s, but what it lacks in lustre it makes up in value for money, lightness and good audio quality Read more
15 May 2006 by Andrew Lim
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Alcatel OT-E801 review
Looking for a basic music phone and don't want to spend the Earth? Here's one for £20. It doesn't have much memory and it doesn't sound great, but it's incredibly cheap for a working phone Read more
21 February 2007 by Andrew Lim
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LG A140 review
The super-cheap LG A140 looks good on paper, but it's let down by poor multimedia capabilities and a dismal screen. You have to accept some compromises in a phone of this price, though. Read more
21 January 2011 by Damien McFerran
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Nokia 5300 XpressMusic review
Nokia's 5300 XpressMusic handset has a cheeky, funky look and is sure to appeal to the younger generation. Menus are easy to use and so is the music applet, which also produced good sound quality. It's well connected with Bluetooth and has good call quality Read more
15 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Virgin Mobile Lobster 320 review
The Virgin Mobile Lobster 320 is a compact and good-looking phone with an appealingly low price. It has a surprisingly large and well-spaced keypad, with plenty of shortcut options when you when you flick it open. It even has a camera, unlike many of its low-priced competitors Read more
12 October 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Samsung Monte Slider review
The Samsung Monte Slider is a solid, intuitive little phone that shouldn't have bothered trying to add Internet features. Buy it because it's cheap and makes calls, not because it tries to do all this fancy modern stuff. Read more
22 December 2010 by Alastair Stevenson
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Sony Ericsson Zylo review
The Sony Ericsson Zylo looks good but feels slightly dated, even compared to other cheap phones, and the lack of a standard headphone jack is unforgivable for a music phone. Read more
16 August 2010 by Flora Graham
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Acer beTouch E200 review
Running version 6.5 of Microsoft's mobile operating system, the touchscreen beTouch E200 is something of a rarity among Windows Mobile smart phones -- rather than a Qwerty keyboard, it has a slide-out keypad, which works surprisingly well. The E200 also feels speedy and solidly built for a phone at this low price Read more
9 November 2009 by Frank Lewis
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