The Nokia 3650 can be described with one word: WOW! This phone is one the best phones on the market to date, with it's built in camera, video recorder, and bluetooth. I use most of its features on a daily baisis, such as the converter. The converter converts pretty much any unit to any unit such as kilometers to miles. It has a composer as well, just like my old Nokia 3390 did. It composes ringtones in monophonic, but it's still cool. If you're a businessman, and have a hard time associating people's names to their faces, you can easily take a picture of them and embed it into their contact information, so anytime they call, or you scroll through the address book, you see their face. T-mobile's service is good. I live in the Bay Area, and I barely have any dead zones. I had Sprint PCS before, and T-mobile is far beter. The phone is GSM, which was useful on my trip to Israel, because I got to use it there.All in all, this phone can easily compete with Sony Ericsson's P800. The P800, might have a steeper price tag, but for this price (free after rebates), the 3650 is a wise choice for anyone looking for a VERY nice phone.