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BlackBerry Z10 (Verizon Wireless) Review
The first BlackBerry 10 handset, the Z10 is a thoroughly modern, high-quality smartphone with a strong focus on messaging, but a lack of popular apps and media could hold it back.
Huawei Pinnacle 2 (MetroPCS) Review
The Huawei Pinnacle 2 is an inexpensive texting phone that isn't a standout, but it's the only texting phone for MetroPCS, so it's good enough.
Huawei Verge (MetroPCS) Review
The Huawei Verge is an inexpensive way to make calls on MetroPCS, but that's about all you can do with it.
BlackBerry Z10 (T-Mobile) Review
The first BlackBerry 10 handset, the Z10 is a thoroughly modern, high-quality smartphone with a strong focus on messaging, but a lack of popular apps and media could hold it back.
Samsung Chrono 2 (U.S. Cellular) Review
The Samsung Chrono 2 is a basic flip phone that's fine for voice calls, but U.S. Cellular has better options if you prefer to text.
Kyocera DuraPro (U.S. Cellular) Review
The very basic Kyocera DuraPro for U.S. Cellular is worth a look if you need a rugged, waterproof phone, but if it's features you're after, you can do better.
Rebelfone International SIM Card Review
Rebelfone's international rental SIMs offer a great deal for heavy data users heading to 13 different countries.
Boost Force (Boost Mobile) Review
The Force is a fast performer and one of Boost's first smartphones to support 4G LTE, but other than that, it doesn't stand out much.
HTC One SV (Boost Mobile) Review
4G LTE support and a gorgeous design make the HTC One SV the smartphone to beat on Boost.
BlackBerry Z10 (AT&T) Review
The first BlackBerry 10 handset, the Z10 is a thoroughly modern, high-quality smartphone with a strong focus on messaging, but a lack of popular apps and media could hold it back.
Samsung Galaxy S III (Cricket Wireless) Review
The Samsung Galaxy S III is still one of the world's best smartphones, and available from Cricket Wireless at an unusually low price.
Kyocera Torque (Sprint) Review
With its rugged design, excellent voice performance, solid specs, and LTE support, the Kyocera Torque for Sprint is the best push-to-talk smartphone there is.
Kyocera Brio (Virgin Mobile) Review
With a payLo plan from Virgin Mobile, the Kyocera Brio is an inexpensive, but utterly barebones, messaging phone.
Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE (Virgin Mobile) Review
The Samsung Galaxy Victory is a pretty good smartphone for Virgin Mobile, and 4G LTE support gives it a leg up on the competition.
Sprint Force Review
The Sprint Force is a comfortably sized smartphone with a friendly price tag, but there's nothing to distinguish it from the pack.
Huawei Ascend Y (U.S. Cellular) Review
The Huawei Ascend Y for U.S. Cellular has an attractive price, but you can get a much better phone for not much more.
Plantronics Calisto 620 Review
The Plantronics Calisto 620 wireless speakerphone offers both VoIP and Bluetooth calling in a compact form factor, but sound quality takes a hit and the price is on the high side.
Plantronics Blackwire 720 Review
The Plantronics Blackwire 720 headset is a solid one-stop solution for making VoIP or Bluetooth calls with your PC or cell phone in an office environment.
Plantronics Voyager Legend UC Review
The included UC receiver makes this version of the Plantronics Voyager Legend Bluetooth headset better than ever, although you'll pay for the privilege.
Sig Innovations Daylight Viewfinder (for iPhone and iPod touch) Review
The Sig Innovations Daylight Viewfinder will help you take pictures in bright lighting conditions that would otherwise obscure your iPhone or iPod touch LCD screen.
