As a customer in Spain with a lot of Vodaphone "points" chalked up, I could get this phone for only 30 Euros. For me, getting a phone is a serious business, so why not get the one you love, instead of having to take whatever you can get? I still love it after ten weeks, carried it to Israel, Jordan, England and France and it never fails. People hear me well, I hear them perfectly, the battery lasts for several days, the phone is tougher than old boot straps, and I only have two gripes. First of all, style triumps over substance; I find the keys all squished together instead of separated. Admittedly this is true of most phones, but makes it impossible for my semi-blind wife to use. Secondly, it does not use the Symbian operating system, so there is no program available for blind people. Well, my wife used a Symbian-based NOKIA for a few days, which was heavier than the Encyclopedia Britannica, and the blind-persons program was not very practical. Motorola, nice job up to a point, but instead of marketing pink'uns, make a phone as beautiful as this, but try to improve some of the facets some people have mentioned, the OS, the camera, and so forth.