I bought this phone to replace my aging Nokia 3650 and 3120 phones. I wanted another candy bar style phone, but with lots of modern features. The 6300 seemed to be a good price, and Amazon sells the unlocked version so it works great with my old AT&T; (before they merged with Cingular and before Cingular became ATT again) SIM card.To answer someone's question from a comment below, my phone was made in Mexico.Pros:- The Amazon version is unlocked and the price is actually pretty good!- Slim design. About the same size as a Moto SLVR. It might be a tad bit heavier, but it's not as wide.- Lots of great features: Bluetooth, 2mp camera, MicroSD support, USB support, voice dialing, voice recording, etc.- S40 interface is pretty easy to use and fairly responsive.- Transferring/deleting/moving files on the phone memory is surprisingly fast.- Screen is nice and bright.- Speaker is loud and clear.- Build quality is very solid.- Reception seems better than my older 3560 and 3120 phones.- 2GB microSD cards are really cheap and easy to find now. Just one card provides more than enough storage for ringtones and photos.Cons:- The phone's aluminum body seems to retain heat. Just holding it in my hand for a while makes it really warm.- The phone won't charge off the USB port.- The side and top buttons are a bit hard to press.- The camera lens is exactly where I normally rest my index finger on the back of the phone.- Only supports 3gp h.263 video (176x144 @ 15fps).Overall, it's a great phone. The major cons for me are that it doesn't charge off USB and that it gets so warm when I hold it, but the positives still outweigh the negatives.