HTC C110E Radar Deal

Armin (USA): On the phone itself, the family member likes the phone after using it for 2 weeks. Good weight, good quality of materials and not too big. Unless you want a bigger screen, I would recommend this phone if you are in the market for a Windows Phone. The Samsungs felt a bit cheaper in plastic feel compared to this one. The Nokia Lumia 800 has a better screen, but this one wins IMHO on overall quality, weight in the hand and feel.

Gadgester "No Time, No Money" (Mother Earth): I got the T-Mobile version the day it came out on T-Mobile. Really love this phone. After iOs and Android, Mango is such a fresh yet intuitive system, and it's rock-solid. I've been using this phone non-stop (save for when I sleep) and it's never crashed, unlike my various Android devices. The phone itself is high-quality and stylish, and Mango runs fast on a 1GHz processor and just 386MB of RAM. The only hiccup I've experienced is when playing the HD Kinectimals game and even then it's only occasional and barely noticeable. (The slight hiccup may be due to the multi-tasking nature of Mango.) Mango has true multi-tasking but at this time pre-Mango apps (including some of Microsoft's own Xbox Live games) cannot take full advantage of it without being updated. I've found all the apps I wanted to have among the 38,000 apps currently available in Marketplace.

Niki312: The phone was okey but the charger/adaptor did not work for me. There were about 3-4 pieces which i believe was meant for the customer to put together but never worked out. Believed there was a piece broken because no matter how much i tried it kept falling apart. The (1) tiny screw was not playing any purpose coz it kept falling off. plugging it to the wall was a waste of time as the two small metal pieces would not hold on to the wall seemed to be too thin. All in all the phone was alright but i had to buy another charger.