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Here: http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/?shape=smp http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/?shape=smp Go to tmobile website and find the phones that are rated as

by barista 14y ago

Here: http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/?shape=smp http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/?shape=smp Go to tmobile website and find the phones that are rated as the best by users and choose the top ones instead of taking the recommendation from a stranger on the internet

gouranga 14y ago
I'd ignore that entirely as well - if it's a network they are biased instantly. How to pick a phone: 1. Write down what you NEED, not want. 2. Find a phone that does it on gsmarena.com which has LONG term reviews and doesn't try and sell phones to you. 3. Buy it off ebay second hand unlocked therefore saving on the instant purchase depreciation. If you're lucky like me, I bought a Nokia 3310 a couple of years ago new in box as a backup for 10GBP. I'm now using that as my full time phone. Buy 2 or 3 for that price TBH. 4. Get a cheap PAYG deal. In the UK, you can get a T-Mobile deal for 26GBP/month that gives you pretty much unlimited everything. Anything else is just retarded if you ask me.
- barista 14y ago
  Works probably for you but unfortunately that's not how millions of buyers get theirs.
- jaybill 14y ago
  I was with you right up until you called everyone who doesn't do it your way a retard.
ZeroGravitas 14y ago
Note that the ranking is busted, so it puts e.g. a refurbished Blackberry with a single 5 star review above a popular phone that might average out to 4.99 over hundreds of reviews.