Pros
- Bulit-in Wi-Fi for easy Web access
- Impressive battery life
Cons
- Some keys are small and cramped
Bottom Line
This bulky handset offers built-in Wi-Fi, so you can browse the Web and send e-mail and instant messages quickly and easily.
More Information
At http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/Detail.aspx?device=4d94ce34-4a2b-4e0c-b97e-373968b1957f »
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