I just took advantage of a weekend sale which allowed me to buy this phone for $50 after all of the rebates. Of course I had to sign up for a new 2 year agreement, but I've been with Sprint ever since the mid 90's so I guess it's not to much of a stretch. My previous phone was a Samsung i300 Palm/phone hybrid. This fusic model is alot smaller and I have to get used to it's smaller size in my hand and in my pocket.There is alot to be desired with this phone considering the price----decent reception and digital signal/digital roaming-looks hot (obvious ipod influence) and you can change the faceplate color-unlike the i-pod, you can hear music with the built-in speaker-you can download music from Sprint store or load your own tunes to play-The interface and navigation is easy for the most basic phone tasks (making calls, adding contacts, using cam)-FM transmitter is awesome. Probably the best feature on this phone-You can play music without opening the phone-Sprint's Powervision-wireless backup which comes in handy if you lose the data on your phone-phone can be used as modem (Of course you have to pay a whopping fee for service)-dedicated camera and volume rocker buttons-expanded memory using a micro SD card (comes packaged with a 64mb card along with a standard SD adaptor)-bluetooth capable-You can use popular IM/web mail portals like yahoo, AOL, Earthlink, etc.Now....for what I wasn't crazy about:-NO ANALONG ROAMING! I think I'll miss this most from my old phone.-Songs from the Sprint music store are expensive. Right now, they have a 3/$5 special. The regular price for just 1 song is $2.50! rip-off.-When the music is playing, you can't do anything else. On the other hand, I must note that if you're getting a call, the music will stop for you to answer it. Then after the call is finished, you will resume music where you left off.-The speakerphone is competent at best.-The ringtone choices are not good at all. I think they do this on purpose so that you can download ringtones from Sprint.-Don't rely on the camera. Unless you have a really steady hand.-The more advanced features are more difficult to access. For example, enabling bluetooth requires several steps. The same goes for the FM transmitter configuration.I'm probably missing a few for both pros and cons. I'm really into gadgets so a phone like this suits me just fine. I don't know if the simple cell phone user would find this ideal since there are so many features and not all of them are easy to access. If you're not into all the bells and whistles, then stay away from this phone. But if you're into playing digital music, text messaging, and all the jazz that Sprint's Powervision has to offer, then I strongly recommend the fusic.Contrary to the negative reports I've read on the FM transmitter feature, I find it to be an amazing feature. The thing to remember is that you have to experiment with all the possible channels you're using to get the best signal. They give you like 12 open slots for you to program. You can't tell me that all 12 of your choices won't work right. All in all, nice addition to the Sprint line-up.