This is simply the best phone i've ever owned. It has a very durable construction, i've dropped it down a set of stairs onto concrete and only got a few small scratches on it. Unlike the Motorola RAZR V3 I had which fell out of my jacket pocket and cracked the top half wide open. The camera is 1.3MP vs. the average 0.3MP of most phones, although the pic quality isn't astounding. Then again its a camera phone, I use my 8.1MP Sony Cybershot when I want the pics to come out nice. It came with the USB Cable which is nice considering Sprint charges $20-$40 for most other phone cables. The only downside is the battery life. If you use the Power Vision service a lot or use the media player, headset or bluetooth it kills the battery quick. However for normal calls and texting the battery should last you all day. If you need longer battery life then simply buy an extended battery w/door cover here on Amazon for around $20, dont buy the one Sprint sells for $60. The generic one's from BargainCell work just as good for a fraction of the price. I bought one and it was well worth it, I can surf the web and listen to MP3's and still charge it every other day. The bigger battery honestly doesnt add much bulk at all and in fact gives the phone a nice "grip" to hold onto while talking or texting.The 4 biggest pro's for me:1. Durable as hell.2. Great reception, even though it has an internal antennae.3. Feature packed , media player (music and video), bluetooth, A-GPS, Power Vision and runs on CLDC 1.1 / MIDP 2.0. (meaning it runs the latest java software that older phones can't).4. Large bright vibrant screen. 320x240 pixelsCons:1. Short battery life if you are a heavy user. (Fixed with a $20 extended battery)2. Interface and menu's can be slow at times.3. Low memory (only 47mb useable for Mass Storage, about 10MB for ringers and Applications)4. No removable memory slot.I give it 4 out of 5 simply for lack of removable memory.I'd recommend this phone over the RAZR and Katana!