An updated review after 7 months of use. This is an OK phone. Most people say they can't hear me. This is my biggest complaint.I like that it comes with a USB cable. Transferring pictures to your PC is very easy. Basically, just a USB storage device to your PC.Careful with the "sticky keys" on this phone. For instance, if you touch the volume key when you open the phone, the earphone volume will go to "2" (out of 8) and you can't adjust the volume thereafter. You'll have to strain to listen, or hang up and call again. The volume control is just about exactly where your finger will be to flip the phone open to answer. Poor design.I don't like the speaker phone option. You can only activate the speaker phone once you're connected. This used to be a simple, dedicated button on Sprint phones. No more.Dropped it many times without harm.Searching for contacts in the phone book is painfully slow. Want to search "K" entries? Press number 5 three times; wait about 2 seconds for "k" to appear; hit enter; and then wait several more seconds for the K listings to show up. As I only have about 30 entries, this is a painfully slow search -- about 100 times slower than my 3 year old Sanyo PM-8200 (wish I had kept that very reliable, simple but bulky phone). If you have a lot of phone book entries, this phone is guaranteed to get you into an auto accident as you spend 3-5 seconds waiting for things to happen.After 7 months of use, I wouldn't recommend this phone at all. Too many little irritations to distract you from responsible driving to be a good cell phone.