This really is an excellent cell phone. Other reviewers have told all about the large screen, fantastic pic quality (to par with still pictures taken by a high-quality web cam) and great features.I would like to add that it does not feel too light or flimsy to me. What needs to be considered is that it uses a very small, very lightweight, li-ion battery, which some reviewers may not be used to. In previous phones I've owned, the battery weighed at least three times what the phone itself weighed. Not so here. Not only is the battery light, it charges FAST with the included AC charger.Another great feature is that the outer screen comes off with the faceplate. So, if you're like me and tend to drop your phone and scratch the screen, it's nothing to worry about. I know that this is a fairly common feature, but it's irritating to have a phone without it.Another thing that I like is that if you decide to change covers, the body of the phone is a neutral off-white that will match anything. No annoying black or silver!Some reviewers have criticized the storage. While the phone memory itself is relatively small at 3 megs (well, that's small when you're taking 640x480 pics with a cell phone!!) you need to remember that it comes with a 16 meg removable memory card.I've been taking pictures of everything in sight for the last week and I still have tons of space. The high quality thumbnail sized images I've taken have been around 1 kb. The memory card holds 16 megs. You do the math and tell me it doesn't hold enough pictures!Having the internal antenna hasn't been a concern for me. I can't really gauge how well it works compared to phones with extendable antennas, since i've had different service providers in the past, but it seems to be far superior. And so much more attractive.Another thing that's attractive is the customizable wallpaper on the standby screen. Those of you that have looked at the provided pictures may worry that you're stuck with the ugly t-mobile wallpaper, but you can take a picture and save it as your wallpaper inside of 10 clicks.The only thing I didn't like about the phone is not only a matter of personal preference, but easily remedied. The number keys are made of hard plastic, and "clicky." The center button in particular makes a noise as loud as the keypad tone! Makes it a little hard to be discreet in a meeting. But as I said, it's not a big deal, and can most likely be fixed by spending a few dollars on a softer keypad, though I can't confirm that.My second complaint isn't about the phone itself, it's the fact that it didn't come with a car charger. I know that car chargers aren't expensive to buy separately, but had i paid full price for this phone (which i didn't ... thanks amazon!) i would have been annoyed that I spent [alot of money] on a phone and still had to go out and buy a car charger. I suppose that the included ear piece makes up for it.One word of warning: You may be getting a free phone, but you can expect to spend a lot of money. You'll want to use the t-zones (if you're a t-mobile customer that is), and the cost of emailing a few pictures from your phone or downloading some new ring tones can add up alarmingly fast. If you choose not to do that, you can buy a bluetooth accessory for your pc and transfer your data that way. Either way, it's not cheap, a big concern if you're a student like I am.Granted, it's a perfectly functional phone without buying either, but not nearly as fun.Grab this phone for free while you can! You won't regret it!