Likes:- Speakerphone is loud enough to actually be usable- Voice dial works more often than my old SamsungDislikes:- I don't use Ready-Link, but it has a dedicated button on the side of the phone that I keep hitting accidentally.- Keypad buttons are nearly flush mounted &amp; can be hard to use.- With my old Samsung, the speaker was in the center of the flip phone cover. With the Sanyo, the speaker is at the top of the flip, because the display is in the center of the cover. This means that to hear, I have to dig the top of the flip cover into my ear.- The speakerphone speaker is on the outside of the flip cover, and therefore faces the opposite direction of the microphone. So either I can't hear people on the other end (because the speaker is facing away from me), or they can't hear me (because I turned it so the speaker faces me and now the microphone points away).Not the phones fault:- Sprint's Vision business model is to RENT you downloads. For example, I bought a game for $3 which will work for exactly 1 month before it expires. Admittedly, $3 is pretty cheap, but this works out to $36 a year, just for 1 game, just to have something to do during idle time.- You can't preview the ring tone, images, or screen saver downloads before you buy them. You just have to buy them and hope you like them.I just realized that this review sounds really negative. I like the phone, I just wish they'd do more usability studies on these things before shipping, instead of wasting effort on useless features like Ready Link.